Non–Tenure-Stream Faculty

NAME	EDUCATION AND CONTACT INFORMATION	AREAS OF INTEREST AND EXPERTISE
Robert Bingham	Robert Bingham B.A., Wake Forest University, (Sociology, Anthropology) 1970 M.S.S., Bryn Mawr College, (Clinical Social Work), 1976 Adjunct Instructor rlbingha@indygov.org (812) 856-6049 Sycamore Hall, Room 303B	Robert Bingham is Chief Probation Officer for Marion Superior Court since 2000. He has 38 years of probation experience in Pennsylvania, Illinois, Michigan, and Indiana, and has been Chief Probation Officer since 1979 specializing in outside intervention and reform.
Charles Cohen	Charles Cohen M.B.A ,Indiana Wesleyan University - Marion, Indiana, 2000 Adjunct Instructor clcohen@indiana.edu (812) 856-6049 Sycamore Hall, Room 303B	Charles Cohen is a Lieutenant serving the Indiana State Police, where he has been employed since 1994. He is currently the Commander of the Special Investigations and Criminal Intelligence Sections. In this capacity, Lt. Cohen is responsible for the cyber crime, white collar crime, vehicle crime, and crimes against children units along with overseeing the department’s overt and covert criminal intelligence function.
Rodney Deaton	Rodney Deaton B.A.,Purdue University, (Psychology, with highest honors) 1978 M.D.,Indiana University,, 1982 J.D., Harvard Law School, (magna cum laude), 1990 Adjunct Instructor rdeaton@iupui.edu (812) 856-6049 Sycamore Hall, Room 303B	Rod Deaton has been in the full-time, private practice of psychotherapy since 1998. He formerly worked as a psychiatrist in the public sector and as a psychiatric consultant to courts and attorneys throughout Indiana.
Steven D. DeBrota	Steven DeBrota B.S., Butler University (Physics and Political Science, with highest honors, magna cum laude), 1986 J.D., Indiana University School of Law-Bloomington (magna cum laude), 1989 Adjunct Instructor sdebrota@indiana.edu (812) 856-6049 Sycamore Hall, Room 303B	Steve DeBrota has worked as an Assistant U.S. Attorney in Indianapolis since 1991. He is the Project Safe Childhood Coordinator, the Chairperson of the Indiana Environmental Crimes Task Force, and the Computer Hacking and Intellectual Property Coordinator. He is an expert in computer crimes, computer forensic evidence, complex white collar crimes, environmental crimes, crimes against children, and internet-related crimes.
Mary Ellen Diekhoff	Mary Ellen Diekhoff B.A., Valparaiso University, (Sociology) J.D. Indiana University Adjunct Instructor diekhoff@indiana.edu (812) 856-6049 Sycamore Hall, Room 303B	Mary Ellen Diekhoff was a deputy prosecutor for sixteen years in Monroe County, Indiana. She is currently a Circuit Court judge in Monroe County, presiding over Circuit V, handling criminal cases.
William Head	William Head Ph.D. SUNY – Albany (Criminal Justice) Senior Lecturer bhead@indiana.edu (812) 855-6434 Sycamore Hall, Room 303A	Research Interests: Administration of Justice, crime and popular culture, private security, crime and public policy.
Helen Levesque	Helen Levesque Ph.D., University of Chicago, (Psychology - Human Development) Adjunct Instructor hlevesqu@indiana.edu (812) 856-1210 Sycamore Hall, Room 308	Research Interests: Children's rights, gender and social class. " One of the things I most enjoy about teaching statistics is that it gives me the opportunity to provide a good experience with math to students who are afraid of math or who have had bad experiences with math classes."
Richard Lippke	Richard Lippke Ph.D., University of Wisconsin-Madison (Philosophy) Senior Scholar rllippke@indiana.edu (812) 856-1940 Sycamore Hall, Room 343	Research Interests: Philosophy of punishment, philosophy of criminal procedure, normative theories of sentencing
Tim Morrison	Tim Morrison A.B., Indiana University (Political Science), 1971 J.D., Indiana University School of Law-Bloomington, 1974 timmorri@indiana.edu (812) 856-1940 Sycamore Hall, Room 343	Tim Morrison retired from the US Attorney’s Office in Indianapolis in 2011 after 23 years of service. He litigated violent crime, firearms, public corruption, white collar and national security cases. He also served as interim United States Attorney for nearly five of those years. Morrison previously worked in both Marion and Monroe County as a supervising deputy prosecuting attorney, where he experienced the full range of state prosecutions, from misdemeanors to death penalty, homicide, and sexual assault cases.

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