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Houston Chronicle: Youth activists back Texas bill to close juvenile facilities, citing ‘inhumane conditions’

Youth justice advocates, including some Houstonians, are fighting in support of a bill that would see the closure of the stateā€™s five juvenile detention centers, which they say have been beset by ā€œdangerous and inhumane conditions.ā€

2023-04-11T15:03:15-05:00April 7, 2023|College of Juvenile Justice, PV in the News|

PVAMUā€™s Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center to host community violence forum

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (March 16, 2023) ā€“ The Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center at Prairie View A&M University announced that as part of its Annual Royce West Forum and Lecture Series, it would host ā€œThe State of Violence in Our Communities and What is Necessary to Reduce It,ā€ a virtual panel discussionĀ with law enforcement leaders. [...]

FOX 4 News: Lawmaker files bill to dissolve, replace Texas juvenile justice system

AUSTIN, TexasĀ -Ā A state lawmaker says it's time to dissolve the Texas Juvenile Justice Department.

PVAMUā€™s Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center to host discussion with Black police officers about Tyre Nichols

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Feb. 28, 2023) - The Texas Juvenile Crime Prevention Center at Prairie View A&M University announced today it would host ā€œThe Experiences of Black Officers and the Tragedy of Tyre Nichols,ā€ a virtual discussion featuring leaders in law enforcement. Panelists include LT. Daryl L. Henderson of the Houston Police Department; Robert Stewart, [...]

Scripps News: School Shooting Investigation in Virginia

A 6-year-old is in custody after police say he shot and hurt a teacher in Virginia on Friday. Prairie View A&M University Interim Dean Camille Gibson weighs in on the investigation.

2023-01-12T14:43:27-06:00January 12, 2023|College of Juvenile Justice, PV in the News|

PVAMUā€™s Quincy Moore named National Association of African American Honors Programs Vice President

Quincy C. Moore III, Ph.D. PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Jan. 11, 2023) - Fresh off recent news of being appointed to Texas Governor Greg Abbottā€™s (R) Statewide Health Coordinating Council, Prairie View A&M University Associate Professor of Biology and Director of the Universityā€™s Honors Program, Quincy C. Moore III, Ph.D., has been named vice [...]

A Look at PVAMU’s Top 15 Moments of 2022

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas - Two-thousand and twenty-two ā€“ what a year for Prairie View A&M University! As 2023 begins, letā€™s look at the most notable items accomplished on ā€œThe Hillā€ over the last 365 days. 1. PVAMU achieved the prestigious Carnegie R2 Classification. PVAMU kicked off 2022 with a bang. The University attained [...]

PV Grads: Irianna Keith

Irianna KeithĀ  Irianna Keith Hometown: Degree: What made you choose PVAMU? My former high school teacher (Cedric McLaughlin) and former career counselor contributed to my interest in Prairie View. They were alumni, and we often took field trips to the university twice every year. I made sure I attended every trip any chance [...]

2022-12-07T10:28:50-06:00December 6, 2022|College of Juvenile Justice, News, PV Grads, Student News|

PV Grad Demoree Sanye Amarie Nugent: ā€˜I am my own superhero.ā€™

When I was young, all the kids at my school were in extracurricular activities like sports, dance or music. I was always interested in partaking in these activities, but being a shy kid had its drawbacks. That was until my parents called me asking if I would like to join a recreational soccer team for [...]

PVAMU criminal, juvenile justice students shine at national conference

PRAIRIE VIEW, Texas (Nov. 30, 2022) - Prairie View A&M Universityā€™s College of Juvenile Justice became the institution to beat at the Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice Annual Conference in Austin, Texas. PVAMUā€™s team went up against several teams from other universities and colleges. Although this was PVAMUā€™s first time competing in the crime scene [...]