As teenagers, they were locked up in an Ohio juvenile facility. Now adults and parents, many of these juvenile offenders continued traveling a criminal path.

The effect of their lifestyles on their children is the focus of a new book from Dr. Peggy Giordano, Distinguished Research Professor of sociology. Published by Cambridge University Press, Legacies of Crime—A Follow-up of the Children of Highly Delinquent Girls and Boys follows a group of juvenile delinquents over a 20-year period. Giordano interviewed them at 16, 30 and 39 years old, and in the last stage of the study also interviewed their adolescent children.

Famed neuroscientist Dr. Jaak Panksepp, Distinguished Research Professor Emeritus, will return to BGSU this month for a symposium in his honor.

May 11

• BGSU participates in northwest Ohio STEM conference
• Library dean candidate to visit this week
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May 12

• BGSU music faculty to visit SiChuan Conservatory
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May 13

• Kudos to journalism, public relations
• Nontraditional and Transfer Student Services has new home
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May 14

• Business and Marketing Education program hosts Centennial celebration
• Zoom News to go on summer schedule
• A thrilling finish
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