Starting in the Fall 2019 semester, Dr. Scrivens will be teaching courses in the area of cyber-criminology and cyber-security in the School of Criminal Justice at Michigan State University (MSU). He will also teach research methods courses in the School.
Dr. Scrivens has taught the following undergraduate course in the School of Criminology at Simon Fraser University (SFU):
In addition, he was a Teaching Assistant/Tutor Marker for the following undergraduate courses at SFU:
Dr. Scrivens was also a Teaching Assistant/Tutor Marker for the following courses in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT):
- CRIM220: Research Methods in Criminology
In addition, he was a Teaching Assistant/Tutor Marker for the following undergraduate courses at SFU:
- CRIM380: Introduction to Cybercrime (x 7)
- CRIM220: Research Methods in Criminology (x 2)
- CRIM321: Qualitative Research Methods in Criminology
- CRIM104: Sociological Explanations of Criminal and Deviant Behaviour
- CRIM101: Introduction to Criminology
Dr. Scrivens was also a Teaching Assistant/Tutor Marker for the following courses in the Faculty of Social Science and Humanities at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology (UOIT):
- SSCI3022: Hate Crime (x 2)
- SSCI1910: Writing for Social Sciences (x 2)
- EDUC1470: Impact of Technology on Society
- PHIL1010: Ethical Reasoning and Critical Thinking
- SSCI3060: Punishment and Society
- SSCI2050: Rights and Freedoms
- SSCI3028: Women in the Criminal Justice System
- SSCI3027: Youth Justice Policy
- SSCI1200: Introduction to Social Policy
- SOCI1000: Introductory Sociology
- SSCI2011: Immigration and Refugee Law
- LGLS3310: Disability and the Law
- SSCI2020: Alternative Methods of Justice
- SSCI3040: Restorative Justice
- SSCI4032: Theory and Practice of Mediation
- BUSI4701: Strategic Management Communications
- SSCI4020: Leadership and Administration