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PHILIP STINSON

Professor of Criminology

Phil Stinson joined the Bowling Green faculty in 2009. He worked previously as a police
officer, juvenile detention counselor, attorney, and most recently taught in the Criminology
Department at Indiana University of Pennsylvania (IUP). Dr. Stinson serves on the Editorial
Board of Criminal Justice Policy Review. His research interests include police behaviors (police
crime, police corruption, and police misconduct), newsmaking criminology, program evaluation,
and mental health issues in the criminal justice system. He is currently principal investigator
for a research project funded by the National Institute of Justice (NIJ) at the US Department of
Justice entitled Police Integrity Lost: A Study of Law Enforcement Officers Arrested. Dr. Stinson’s
research articles have been published in Criminal Justice Policy Review, International Journal of
Police Science & Management, The Prison Journal, and Police Quarterly. He teaches Criminal
Courts, Criminal Law, Ethics, and Research Methods at the undergraduate level, and Criminal
Justice Policy Analysis and Criminal Justice Ethics at the graduate level.

BOB BOWDON

Choice Media

Bob Bowdon has been a television producer, reporter and commentator for the past fifteen
years. His varied career has seen him conducting in-depth on-camera interviews, anchoring
newscasts and producing nationally-syndicated TV shows. He’s even appeared in
satirical news sketches for the Onion News Network. The Cartel, Bowdon’s award-
winning documentary, reveals the nature and extent of corruption in public education. Behind
every dropout factory, we discover, lurks a powerful, entrenched and self-serving cartel. And
the film puts a human face on those who suffer as a result.Ultimately, The Cartel is a call to
action, not despair. The film profiles heroic administrators, teachers and students who defy the
odds—particularly in schools of choice.

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