Robert J. Norris, PhDSharing Ourselves in the ClassroomBuilding human connections to build empathy and compassion in educationAug 31, 20201Aug 31, 20201
Robert J. Norris, PhDSelf-Awareness and Self-Education in the Wake of (Yet Another) Police ShootingSome thoughts and reading recommendationsAug 28, 20201Aug 28, 20201
Robert J. Norris, PhDKilling without Knowing: We Did It AgainAnother state execution despite doubts about guiltMay 20, 2020May 20, 2020
Robert J. Norris, PhDThe Joker and Mental IllnessCourageous, yet conflicting, messages from the hit filmOct 15, 2019Oct 15, 2019
Robert J. Norris, PhDReflecting on JokerBrief Impressions of the Latest “Comic Book Movie”Oct 11, 2019Oct 11, 2019
Robert J. Norris, PhDThe Death Penalty in the 21st CenturyIn 2019, are there still two sides to this debate?Aug 1, 2019Aug 1, 2019
Robert J. Norris, PhDThe Lessons of ‘When They See Us’An innocence scholar explores what we can learn from the hit Netflix seriesJun 20, 20191Jun 20, 20191
Robert J. Norris, PhDIs This Really a “Witch Hunt”?Donald Trump claims to be the subject of a witch hunt, but history may suggest otherwise.May 23, 20191May 23, 20191
Robert J. Norris, PhDWhat do we owe the wrongly convicted?Compensation for the wrongly convicted has been in the news recently. Just over a week ago, Indiana became the 34th state to pass a…May 10, 20191May 10, 20191
Robert J. Norris, PhDWhy NOT test the DNA?A few days ago, the New York Times ran a story about the case of Sedley Alley, who convicted and sentenced to death for a 1985 rape and…May 3, 2019May 3, 2019