Dr. Nayan G. Ramirez is an Associate Professor of Criminology and Justice Studies at California State University, Northridge. His teaching and research interests include gender and sexualities; juvenile delinquency and justice; peer and social networks; and social inequality and the life course.
His current research examines the relationship between sexual orientation and gender on crime and delinquency from adolescence through adulthood. Dr. Ramirez also teaches undergraduate-level classes in juvenile justice, introductory statistics, criminological theory, peer mentoring, and applied methods.
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Ph.D. Sociology 2018, The Pennsylvania State University
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M.A. Criminology 2015, The Pennsylvania State University
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B.A. Health and Societies 2010, University of Pennsylvania
