Callie Vitro
Graduate Research Assistant
Callie Vitro is a Graduate Research Assistant at the National Counterterrorism Innovation, Technology, and Education Center (NCITE) and a PhD student in the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice at the University of Nebraska at Omaha. Her research interests include event security, threat assessment and reporting, policing, and terrorism.
Publications by Callie Vitro
7 publications found
Homegrown: U.S. federal cases against ISIS
- Seamus Hughes , Callie Vitro , Camden Carmichael , Mackenzie Harms , Austin Doctor ,
- Isis, Courts, Hgve
The current state of U.S. federal cases against ISIS
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Event Security: A grounded model of risk communication and resource negotiation between security and safety actors
- Tin Nguyen , Erin Kearns , Callie Vitro , Sarah Schappert , Cynthia Kennedy , Allison Munderloh ,
- Event security
Research on risk communication and resource negotiation in event security.
Read MoreEvent-related threats in the United States: Analysis of plots and incidents from 1970–2024
- Tin Nguyen , Erin Kearns , Callie Vitro , Sarah Schappert , Cynthia Kennedy , Allison Munderloh ,
- Event security
Research on event-related threats in the United States
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How chatbot communication styles impact citizen reports to police: Testing procedural justice and overaccommodation approaches in a survey experiment
Understanding how chatbot communication styles impact SAR.
Read MoreU.S. Federal Cases Against ISIS Using Non-Terrorism-Related Charges
- Seamus Hughes , Callie Vitro , Camden Carmichael , Brooke Buxton , Mackenzie Harms , Austin Doctor ,
- Isis, Courts, Hgve
The use of non-terrorism related charges for federal ISIS-related cases.
Read MoreSentencing terrorist leaders and their followers: Evidence from Islamic State defendants in U.S. federal courts, 2014–2024
Sentencing of ISIS-affiliated defendants in U.S. federal courts.
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Review of publicly accessible Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management program guides
Report on Behavioral Threat Assessment and Management (BTAM) program guides.
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Callie Vitro receives UNO grant for research
Graduate student Callie Vitro received funding to support her project: Security and crime surrounding the 2026 World Cup.
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Graduate students receive grant funding to present at ASC
Four graduate students in the CROCS Lab were awarded grants from the Student Conference Travel Fund for presentations at the American Society of Criminology conference in Washington, DC.
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