Assistant Professor of Criminology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice
Ph.D., Kent State University (Kent, OH), 2024
Dr. Davies Robinson (she/her/hers)聽joined the Department of Sociology, Criminology, and Criminal Justice in the Fall of 2025. She completed her doctorate in Sociology at Kent State University in 2024. Dr. Davies Robinson earned her MA in Sociology at Auburn University and BA in Psychology from the College of Saint Rose.聽She teaches SOCI 301 Social Science Writing, SOCI 203 General Sociology, and CRIM 200 Introduction to Criminology classes. Dr. Davies Robinson’s areas of research include sex work, deviance, mothering, inequalities, emotion management, sex trafficking, and violent behavior. She is currently working on publishing her dissertation research which focused how sex workers navigate their work and personal lives.
Publications
Davies Robinson, A. (2024). 鈥淭he Help I Get, Makes it Work鈥�: Examining the Impact of Support on Women Who Work in the Sex Industry (Doctoral dissertation, Kent State University).
Davies Robinson, A.; Warren, J.; Adekoya, E.; Brooks-Hawkins, J.; Foster, L.; Green, R.; Laoera, B.; Langlois, E.; Lutmer, A.; Nadeem, N.; and Platis, A. (2023). “The Cyberseduce Collection: Sex Work Commentary on Major Social Media Platforms.” Summer Sexuality Fellowship. 3.
Nader, E., & Davies Robinson, A. (2023). 鈥淩econceptualizing Social Bonds for Emerging Adults鈥�. Criminal Justice and Behavioral.
Davies Robinson, A. & Bain, A. (2016). Bikes, Bros, and Hoes: Sex and the OMCGs. In A. Bain & M. Lauchs (Eds.), Understanding Outlaw Motorcycle Gangs: International Perspectives (p. 29-42). Durham: Carolina Academic Press.