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| John R. Cross | |
Cross Stops Guajardo. Defending Mid-South welterweight champion John Cross of Fort Smith dropped Johnny Guajardo of North Little Rock for the full count Thursday night with a solid left in the second round of their Mid-South Golden Gloves match at Memphis. The kayo came at 49 seconds of the second round. Cross suffered an eye cut in the first round. |
Associate Professor Contact Information: E-mail: john.r.cross@okstate.edu Personal Web Page |
| Research Interests: Origins of Law, Theory Development in Criminal Law, American Indian law, Work, Labor Markets and Crime. | |
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John Cross is Associate Professor of Sociology and has been employed at Oklahoma State University since 1985. He received his doctorate of philosophy degree from the University of Missouri at Columbia. His areas of expertise include Law & Society, Complex/Formal Organizations, Labor Markets: Occupations and Professions. Dr. Cross has conducted and published research in the area of labor force participation on American Indian Reservations, origins of vice laws, gambling laws, and drug laws. His research has been instrumental in theory development especially the Integrated Conflict Model of Criminal Law Formation. Dr. Cross presents his research at international, national, and regional professional associations. He has also been called to act as a consultant in court cases in Canada and the U.S. He teaches course in Law & Legal Institutions, Honors Law, Complex Organizations, Criminology, and Juvenile Delinquency. Professor Cross is also Editor of the professional journal Free Inquiry in Creative Sociology and Coordinator of the Native American Studies Program. |
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