Anna Corbo Crehan

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Dr Anna Corbo Crehan

PhD, BA (Hons) Melb

Senior Lecturer
off campus

Anna Corbo Crehan PhD is a Senior Lecturer at Charles Sturt University’s Australian Graduate School of Policing and Security. She is a philosopher by trade and has been with Charles Sturt on a full-time basis since 1999. She has published papers about a number of aspects of policing, including police ethics, obedience to authority, policing domestic violence, the policing of vulnerable people and professional boundaries.

Teaching

Post-graduate supervision

Research

HDR students (Principal Supervisor)

PhD
  • Developing Community Policing for the Policing of Terrorism: Merging Western and Eastern Perspectives, Xue Fei Cao, 2021
  • Looking beyond the trees: police educators’ conceptions of and approaches to growing and developing as teachers, Brett Shipton, 2018
  • An empirical study of Chinese police officers’ perceptions of integrity in the workplace, Zhang Liyun, 2016
  • A theoretical model of implementing the mass line principle in criminal investigation in China, Li Yongtao, 2015
  • Intelligence and Intelligence Analysis: Exploring the State of Intelligence since 9/11, Patrick F. Walsh, 2013
Doctor of Policing and Security
  • Disengagement and Deradicalisation: An Online Intervention, Jason-Leigh Striegher, 2021
  • Justice, Rehabilitation and Reintegration: Capturing ‘success’ of Drug Courts in Australia, Amanda Clarke, 2019
  • Police cynicism: A practitioners’ perspective of what police cynicism is and how it impacts upon police practice, Mary-Jane Welsh, 2015
  • Police officers’ attitudes towards community policing: a case study of the Royal Malaysia Police, Siva Suppiah, 2015
  • Why do hate crime victims report to the police?, Patrick McCaffery, 2012
Doctor of Police Leadership
  • Leadership in Indigenous Child Protection Policing, Maurice Carless, 2013

HDR students (Co-Supervisor)

PhD
  • Anatomy of Death Investigations: A Qualitative Evaluation of Investigative Methods, Christina Witt, 2017
  • Millstones in the Sea? Australian Churches and Child Sexual Abuse, Jodie Death, 2008

Coursework Masters (Principal Supervisor)

Master of Emergency Management
  • Weighing up the risk versus reward. An insight into the management of police pursuits by police pursuit controllers, Patrick Hayes, 2018
  • School rampage violence - best practices to effectively cope with this phenomenon within an Australian university environment, Jamie Daniluck, 2016
  • Minimising the risk to Psychological Health of Bystanders Exposed and/or Engaged to Assist at Fatal or Serious Injury Motor Vehicle Collisions, Tanya Eade-Smith, 2016
  • Preferred Sheltering Practices for Emergency Sheltering in Australia: Child Safe Practices, Stephanie Ayres, 2015
  • Principles, Strategies, and Tools of Mass Notification Systems during Emergency Situations, Carolyn Dumbeck, 2015
  • Knock, knock, knocking at the Control Centre door - Water Industry Crisis Management Plan
  • Ignorance and uncertainty in the management of aviation accident investigations, Helen Foster, 2015
Master of Arts (Investigations Management)
  • Ignorance and uncertainty in the management of aviation accident investigations, John Robins, 2015
  • Ethnographical Exploration of Synergy: Establishing and Maintaining A Visionary Tri-Service Investigative Policing Culture within the ADF Investigative Service (ADFIS), Andrew Johnston, 2009
Master of Arts (Criminal Intelligence)
  • On the effects of intervention on the search engine and registrar level in order to disrupt the business continuity of rogue online pharmacies (OLPs), Kerstin Schrade-Butscher, 2015
Master of Ethics and Legal Studies
  • Legislative and policy expectations and restrictions on the private lives of NSW police officers – a Millian critique, Ms Kim Willer, 2012
Master of Arts (Fraud Investigation)
  • Exploring the prevalence of fraud and corruption in indigenous corporations, Jodie Goddard, 2007
  • Examining The Significance Of The Victoria Police Neighbourhood Watch Coordinator, Dianne Thomson, 2007
Criminology Honours Dissertation (Co-supervisor)
  • A Contemporary Study of Risk Factors and Protective Factors as They Apply to Desistance Research, Leiann Vicars, 2021
  • The Royal Australian Navy’s involvement in the Combined Maritime Forces and transnational drug interdiction operations in the Middle East Region, Tom Irvin, 2021
  • The skin of crime: An analysis of Blood Borne Viruses in New South Wales and Victorian Adult Male Prison Populations, Whitney McGovern, 2020