The Executive Committee is made up of volunteers from among the academic, practitioner and student members. The main role of the Committee is to oversee the development of the group in line with its objectives.
The overall day-to-day management of the group and its finances, but also to facilitate liaison between academic researchers and practitioners, in addition to other activities being conducted by members.
The iIIRG Scientific Committee is made up of various active academic researchers and police officers, and includes representatives from a variety of research streams, international geographic regions and career stages.
All members of the Scientific Committee are recruited via an application and selection process and stay in post for approximately three years. All members are volunteers. Since its establishment, the main role of the Scientific Committee has been the review and selection of the annual conference abstracts/practitioner case studies, student bursary applications, and academic/practitioner networking grants, thereby maintaining the very high standards of the iIIRG.
Dr Gary Pankhurst
DIRECTOR & CO-CHAIR
University Lecturer, Newcastle University, UK
EXECUTIVE & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Prof Christopher E. Kelly
DIRECTOR & CO-CHAIR
Professor of Criminal Justice, Saint Joseph's University, USA
EXECUTIVE & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Prof Rachel Wilcock
CHAIR OF THE SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Head of Dept of Psychology, Kingston University, UK
EXECUTIVE & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Dr Gemma Hamilton
JOURNAL EDITOR
Senior Lecturer, RMIT University, Australia
EXECUTIVE & SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Cassandre Dion Larivière
STUDENT REPRESENTATIVE
Graduate Student, Ontario Tech University, Canada.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
Michel St-Yves
DEPUTY CHAIR OF SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Forensic Psychologist Behavioral Analysis Division Quebec Provincial Police (Sûreté du Québec)
SCIENTIFIC COMMITTEE
Dr Genevieve Waterhouse
DIRECTOR EMERITA (2019-2023)
Senior Lecturer, University of Winchester, UK
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
James Harris
ADMINISTRATOR / MEMBERSHIP LIAISON
Lecturer in Policing, Canterbury Christ Church University