Jackson Morris

Background

About Jackson Morris

I am an aspiring international crime and justice professional with a strong academic foundation in criminology, international relations, and psychology. Currently pursuing a B.A. in International Studies with minors in Criminology and Psychology at the University of Miami, I am passionate about understanding and addressing transnational crime, organized criminal networks, and international security threats. Through coursework in Crime Mapping & Analysis, Criminology, International Security, and Behavioral Statistics, I have developed research, analytical, and policy evaluation skills that are critical for tackling global crime challenges. My studies have equipped me with a multidisciplinary perspective, integrating criminological theories, governmental policy frameworks, and human behavior insights to propose evidence-based solutions for combating international crime. I am particularly interested in the intersection of technology, migration, and transnational crime, including cybercrime, human trafficking, and illicit trade. My goal is to contribute to global justice initiatives, whether through research, policy development, or law enforcement at an international level. I am currently seeking opportunities in crime analysis, international justice research, and policy development, and I look forward to connecting with professionals in the field.