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NCITE Insights: The Early Career Researcher Perspective

Guest host Blake Ursch speaks with NCITE graduate student Callie Vitro, a graduate student in UNO's School of Criminology and Criminal Justice, about her research interests, travel to London, and how a classic TV detective inspired her career ambitions.

Callie Vitro and Blake Ursch are seated at the end of a table with the NCITE logo behind them.

As an early career researcher, Callie Vitro brings fresh perspective to the field of criminology and the study of terrorism and targeted violence.

Vitro, an NCITE graduate student who plans to pursue her Ph.D., joined other early career researchers in London last month for the International Academic Partnerships for Science and Security (IAPSS) conference, hosted by NCITE and CREST.

On this episode of NCITE Insights, Vitro discusses her research interests, how academia helped her through a sports injury, and how a classic TV detective sparked her interest in criminology.

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