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Session Type: Roundtable Session
This symposium aims to consider the interconnected relationship between education and criminology in the educational system with a focus on alternative school’s options for formerly incarcerated youth to college outcomes for incarcerated individuals. The goal is to help inform graduate students, emerging scholars, and practitioners to understand and help untangle the constant criminalization process for vulnerable and marginalized students and focus on liberation.
Exploring Possible Selves: The College and Career Aspirations of Gang-Associated Latino Male Youth - Adrian H. Huerta, University of Southern California
Understanding College Enrollment and Success for Incarcerated Students in California - Tolani Britton, University of California - Berkeley
"Traditions Are Not for Me": Alternative Schooling and Formerly Incarcerated Young Black Men's Academic Success - Charles H. Lea, University of Houston
Sorted on the Outs: Carceral Spillover and Gang Labeling - patrick lopez-aguado, Santa Clara University