About Us
The Carleton University Criminology and Criminal Justice Society (CUCCJS) is a student-led society whose goal is to identify and promote the common interests of criminology to students at Carleton University. We operate as a vehicle for communication and critical thinking amongst students about criminal justice and increase opportunities for networking.
The society is involved in arranging a variety of events and activities, from monthly study sessions, to Supreme Court trips, fundraisers, and career panels featuring experts within the field of criminology and criminal justice.
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OUR MISSION
We strives to support students through networking and extra-curricular opportunities.
Our Executive Team
Liza Marshall
President
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Psychology
Minor in Sociology
Zev Fenning
Treasurer
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Sociology
Lacey Stenson
Director of Education
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Law
Minor in Political Science
Elizabeth Zomparelli
Director of Travel
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Law
Minor in Forensic Psychology
Megan O'Grady
Director of Media
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Law
Anya Norris
Director of Careers and Volunteers
Criminology and Criminal Justice
VACANT
Lower Year Representative
Summer Debus
Vice President
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Mind and Behaviour
Minor in Environmental and Climate Humanities
Brianna Broersma
Secretary
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Mind and Behaviour
Minor in Developmental Psychology
Kayla Williams
Director of Events
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Mind and Behaviour
Minor in Forensic Psychology
Charita Ponnada
Director of Fundraising
Computer Science
Minor in Criminology and Criminal Justice
Banan Abulaila
Director of Media
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Law
Emily Ukena
Upper Year Representative
Criminology and Criminal Justice
Emma Girvan
Alumni Advisor
Criminology and Criminal Justice: Psychology
Minor in American Sign Language (ASL)
Graduated 2025
Dr. Alexander McClelland
Faculty Advisor
Associate Professor
Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice