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Terrance Hinton

Adjunct Faculty and Doctoral Faculty Advisor

terrance.hinton@franklin.edu

Profile

My name is Terrance Hinton and I serve as an adjunct faculty member here at Franklin University. I am originally from Baton Rouge, LA where I resided for most of my life. I previously served as Program Manager of Reentry Services for the Alvis Community Reentry Center in Columbus, Ohio, which serves individuals who have been involved with the criminal justice system. I have also facilitated Anger Management and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy courses for our clients, developed structured recreational activities within our halfway house facilities, as well as consulting work for reintegration units within correctional facilities statewide. My hobbies include Exercising, Reading, Volunteering, and Researching. I also always enjoy going back home to Baton Rouge, LA to attend an LSU Football game or vacationing in Florida with my family.

Education

2018
Walden University (Minneapolis, Minnesota)
Doctor of Philosophy, Public Policy and Administration
2009
Southern University and A & M College (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)
Master of Science, Criminal Justice

Certifications

2019
Ohio Risk Assessment System User Certification, The Ohio Department of Rehabilitation and Correction

Work Experience

2023 - Present
The Ohio State University, Researcher
2021 - Present
The Ohio State University, Lecturer
2021 - 2022
John Glenn College of Public Affairs/Ohio Colleges of Medicine Government Resource Center, Research Scientist
2020 - Present
The Ohio State University, Lecturer
2020 - 2022
Walden University, Contributing Faculty Public Policy and Administration-Dissertation Chair/Committee Member-Methodology/Content Expert
2020 - 2021
Medlin Workforce & Reentry Solutions, LLC, Consultant
2019 - Present
Franklin University, Adjunct Faculty & Doctoral Faculty Advisor
2019 - Present
Sinclair Community College, Guest Lecturer
2019 - 2021
Alvis Inc., Community Reentry Center, Program Manager of Reentry Services, Columbus, Ohio
2019 - 2020
Alvis Inc, Department of Corrections, State/Federal Bureau of Prisons, Shift Supervisor
2019 - 2019
The Ohio State University, Course Advisor
2018 - 2020
Alvis Inc., Community Reentry Center, Workforce Development Instructor Reentry, Columbus, Ohio

Publications & Presentations

Hinton, T. (2022). Intel should consider people with criminal records as it hires workers for new chip complex. Cleveland Plain Dealer Op-Ed. Cleveland Plain Dealer Op-Ed.
Hinton, T. (2022). Columbus boardrooms lack diversity. It does not have to be that way. Columbus Dispatch Opinion Guest Columnist. Columbus Dispatch Opinion Guest Columnist.
Hinton, T. (2021, Jun. 01). Free but Not Free: Addressing the Collateral Consequences of Having a Criminal Background. Doctoral Student Association Conference Franklin University.
Hinton, T. (2021, Apr. 01). The Black Psyche Experience: A Panel on Mental Health. Black Students in Psychology at Ohio State.
Hinton, T. (2021, Apr. 01). The Black Psyche Experience: A Panel on Mental Health. Black Students in Psychology at Ohio State.
Hinton, T. (2021, Mar. 18). Increasing Student Engagement, lessons learned from teaching through a pandemic. Columbia Southern University Faculty Lounge.
Hinton, T. (2021, Feb. 01). Building Bridges Reframed: What is Justice. ” COVID-19, the State Budget Crisis and the Path Towards De-carceration, Public Safety and Community Investment.
Hinton, T. (2021, Feb. 01). Human Rights Media. Dr. Terrance Hinton on Generational Poverty & Inequality. Advancing Issues of Human Rights and Religious Freedom-Workforce Development Barriers for Justice Involved Citizens.
Hinton, T. (2021, Feb. 01). Exceeding Outcomes: Workforce Development Program Practices for Justice Involved Citizens. American Correctional Association Virtual Winter Conference Workshop.
Hinton, T. (2021). Addressing Crime Through Workforce Development. Corrections Today. American Correctional Association. Feature Article November-December. Corrections Today. American Correctional Association. Feature Article November-December, 83 (6) 18-23.
Hinton, T. (2021). Workforce Development Consideration for Justice Involved Citizens. Columbia Southern University Academic Journal College of Safety & Emergency Services. Columbia Southern University Academic Journal College of Safety & Emergency Services.
Hinton, T. (2021). Opinion: Opening jobs to those with prior convictions can help address surge in crime in Columbus. Columbus Dispatch Op-Ed Guest Columnist. Columbus Dispatch Op-Ed Guest Columnist.
Hinton, T. (2020, Dec. 01). Workforce Development “EDGE Program Information Session.”. Ohio Department Rehabilitation and Correction Franklin County Reentry Information Virtual Session.
Hinton, T. (2020, Feb. 01). Empower Development through Gaining Employment. “Quarterly Health Advocacy Breakfast EDGE Program. Columbus Metropolitan Library, Columbus, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2020, Feb. 01). Teaching Emotional Self-Regulation Skills: An early literacy workshop on social and emotional learning. Columbus, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2020). “I see you have been convicted of a felony can you tell me about that?” Workforce Development Challenges for Restorative Citizens Seeking Employment.”. Journal of Prison Education and Reentry. Dialogue for researchers and practitioners. Journal of Prison Education and Reentry. Dialogue for researchers and practitioners.
Hinton, T. (2019, Oct. 01). How to answer the felony question. Sinclair Community College-Ohio Penal Industries- Guest Lecturer-Workforce Development.
Hinton, T. (2019, Jun. 30). Transitional Education and Youth Educational Program Graduation. Columbus, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2019, May. 01). Fatherhood Program Workshop Curriculum. Alvis Community Reentry Center. Columbus, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2019, Apr. 01). Reentry and Workforce Development Practices. Allen Oakwood Correctional Institution, Lima, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2019, Mar. 01). Reentry Workforce Development Programming Practices. Leavittsburg, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2019, Jan. 01). Reentry Workforce Development Programming Practices. Grafton Correctional Institution, Grafton, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2019, Jan. 01). Best Practices for Implementing Workforce Development HIRE Curriculum Statewide-Cognitive Behavioral Specialists. Alvis Incorporated Headquarters.
Hinton, T. (2018, Sep. 30). Citizen Perceptions of Institutional Disparities and the Reintegration of Minority Non-Violent Drug Related Offenders. Walden University Residency Public Administration/Criminal Justice Colloquia, Columbus, Ohio.
Hinton, T. (2018). Citizen perceptions of institutional disparities and the reintegration of nonviolent drug related offenders. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global. ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global.
Hinton, T. (2017, Nov. 30). An Examination of Citizen Perceptions of Institutional Disparities within the Criminal Justice System and the Reintegration of Minority Non-Violent Drug Related Offenders. Association for Public Policy Analysis & Management, Chicago, Illinois.
Hinton, T. (2017). Letter: We’re not paying attention to message behind kneeling NFL players. Columbus Dispatch Op-Ed. Columbus Dispatch Op-Ed.
Hinton, T. (2016). Letters: Proud of Baton Rouge’s response to disaster. The Baton Rouge Advocate. The Baton Rouge Advocate.

Professional Service

2020
Panel Judge, Referred and established Volunteer, Established Alvis/OSU Partnership, Advisor
Ohio State University

Memberships

2019
Ohio Community Corrections Association
2019
Ohio Justice Alliance for Community Corrections
2019
Ohio Sentencing and Criminal Justice Committee
2018
National Criminal Justice Association
2018
Task Force on Criminal Justice & Mental Illness