Dr. Andrew J. Baranauskas, PHD

Associate Professor
(585) 395-5502
abaranauskas@brockport.edu
Office: Brown 235

Education

  • PhD, Northeastern University – Criminology and Justice Policy
  • M.A., University of Massachusetts Lowell – Criminal Justice
  • B.S., University of Massachusetts Lowell – Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialty

  • Crime and media
  • Public opinion about crime and justice
  • Urban communities and crime
  • Criminological theory

Courses Taught

  • Criminology
  • Crime and Media
  • Death Penalty
  • Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • Race and Crime

Current Research Projects

 

Check out my new book - The American City in Crime Films: Criminology and the Cinematic City - now available from Routledge!

https://www.routledge.com/The-American-City-in-Crime-Films-Criminology-and-the-Cinematic-City/Baranauskas/p/book/9781032590783

 

  • Research into various types of public opinion on crime and the criminal justice system.
  • Member of the Regional Gun Violence Research Consortium (RGVRC) through SUNY’s Rockefeller Institute of Government.

Honors Theses Advised

  • Stephanie Aubin, 2021-2022. “Capital Punishment in the United States: A Racially Biased Institution”
  • Natalie Bailey, 2022. “Manifestations of Crime and Justice in Nancy Drew Novels”
  • Alyssa Gadoury, 2022-2023. “A Water Analysis: The Green Victims of Rochester, New York”
  • Taylor Bessey, 2023-2024. “Rape Myths: An Exploration of Sexually Explicit Media”
  • Nissa Vanham, 2025. “Immigration as a Moral Panic: Latin Americans in the Crime Media”

 

Please feel free to contact me about research!  I’m always happy to work with students on research projects.