Dr. Marilyn Armour has received the University Co-op Research Excellence Award for Best Research Paper. This award is given to a faculty member who is the principal or sole author of a peer-reviewed scholarly paper reporting original research.
Dr. Armour received this award for her paper, “Assessing the impact of the ultimate penal sanction on homicide survivors: A two-state comparison,” published in the Marquette Law Review.
Read an interview with Dr. Armour, where she talks about the research project that was the basis for her award-winning article.