Associate Professor
Criminal Justice and Legal Studies
Bent Hall 417
Queens Campus
(718) 990-7337
lushings@stjohns.edu
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice. B.A., Cornell
University; J.D., New York University Law School. Professor
Lushing has been teaching full time at St. John’s University since
1975. She has served as an attorney for indigent defendants
and has been an attorney with the New York City Police
Department. Professor Lushing continues to serve as a hearing
officer and mediator for various criminal justice agencies in the
New York Metropolitan area. A former Fulbright and Pomeroy
Scholar, Professor Lushing is a member of the American Bar
Association and the Fulbright Society.
Educational Background
B.A., 1965, Cornell University, Mathematics
J.D., 1968, N.Y.U. School of Law
Teaching
Courses Taught at St. John’s
University
Penal Law
Criminal Procedure Law
Law of Evidence
American Judicial System
Comparative Criminal Justice
Advanced Legal Research
Intellectual Property
Civil Litigation
Other Courses Taught
Constitutional Law in the CJL program
Special Education Externship in the School of Law