Dr. Patricia A. Zapf

Associate Professor

Forensic Psychology Program

Department of Psychology

John Jay College of Criminal Justice

445 West 59th Street

New York, NY

10019-1128

Office: 2444 North Hall (Enter thru 2445)

Phone: (212) 237-8775

Email: pzapf@jjay.cuny.edu

Education:

1999 - Ph.D. Simon Fraser University (Canada)

1995 - M.A. Simon Fraser University (Canada)

1993 - B.A. (Honors) University of Alberta (Canada)

Faculty Positions:

2002 - Present: Associate Professor, John Jay College of Criminal Justice; Director of Clinical Training & Deputy Director, PhD Program in Forensic Psychology; Director, Forensic Psychology Research Institute

1999 - 2002: Assistant Professor, University of Alabama

Professional Information

Courses

CV

Research Interests

Criminal and civil competencies

Development and validation of forensic assessment instruments

Mental health law and policy

Forensic evaluation

Risk assessment

Representative Publications

Current Research Projects

PY 377: Psychology, Law Violation, and Criminal Justice

PY 491: Forensic Psychology

PY 676: Criminal Forensic Assessment

PY 476: Psychological Analysis of Criminal Behavior

PY 761: Clinical (Forensic) Interviewing

PY 83300: Forensic Psychological Assessment

CRJ 70000: Research Methods in Criminal Justice

Link to Departmental Homepage

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Professional Information	Courses
CV Research Interests Criminal and civil competencies Development and validation of forensic assessment instruments Mental health law and policy Forensic evaluation Risk assessment Representative Publications Current Research Projects	PY 377: Psychology, Law Violation, and Criminal Justice PY 491: Forensic Psychology PY 676: Criminal Forensic Assessment PY 476: Psychological Analysis of Criminal Behavior PY 761: Clinical (Forensic) Interviewing PY 83300: Forensic Psychological Assessment CRJ 70000: Research Methods in Criminal Justice