Hinton, T. (2024). As told to: Nearly 50 of my relatives have been incarcerated. Prison Journalism Project.
Hinton, T. (2024). Building relationships and student engagement: What students really want and need from professors. Faculty Focus.
Hinton, T. (2024). Thinking outside the box: A holistic approach to education and workforce development programming in community corrections. Journal of Community Justice, 34(1), 4–9.
Hinton, T. (2025). Bridging the Gap: Integrating Academic Engagement and Reentry Support in Correctional Higher Education. Journal of Educational Practice and Technology, 1(1).
Hinton, T. (2025). Released but still restricted: reentry and the implications of a criminal record. Ohio State Journal of Criminal Law, 22(2), 147-187.
Hinton, T., & Ray, C. (2025, March 1). Programming for incarcerated women: What correctional agencies are getting right. Corrections Today, 87(1), 42–48.
Hinton, T. (2025, April 28). The power of professor engagement: Connecting through student success. The Teaching Professor.
Wise, B., & Doggett, C. (2022, April 13). The road show: Using community role players to advance training. Police Chief Magazine.
Dissertations
Gauthier, J. A. (2022). Organizational factors influencing campus law enforcement agencies belonging to professional accrediting bodies [Doctoral dissertation, Liberty University]. Doctoral Dissertations and Projects, 3977.
Yates, W. D. (2025). Safety professional's reference and study guide. (4th ed.). CRC Press.
Yates, W. D., Schmutz, D. J., & Redding, K. B. (2025). Handbook of mine safety. (1st ed). CRC Press.
Canale, T. M. (2025). The influence of stressors in military fire service organizations: A qualitative descriptive study (Publication No. 31998198) [Doctoral dissertation, ProQuest Dissertations & Theses Global]. ProQuest Dissertations Publishing.
Dorman, J. (2020). Firefighter mental health: How to manage on- and off-duty issues. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2020). Higher education: A “big picture” perspective on why it matters for firefighters. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2020). How to manage cold-weather calls. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2020). Tactical withdrawal: When firefighters must evacuate dangerous scenes. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2021). Fire service leadership: Dealing with the underperforming firefighter or officer. Lexipol.
Dorman, J. (2022). Cliques don’t end in high school: When “outsider” firefighters are shunned. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2022). Firefighter tardiness: How it impacts operations. EMS1.
Dorman, J. (2022). Peshtigo Fire: The deadliest wildfire in U.S. history. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2022). Step 1 in mayday prevention: Create policies and procedures. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2022). The driver and the officer: Teamwork in the front seat. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2022). “What do you mean I have to start at the bottom? I have a degree...” FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2023). Carcinogens, biohazards and chemicals, oh my! Dirty turnout gear in public places. Lexipol.
Dorman, J. (2023). Recruitment and retention: Pay, benefits, training top firefighter wish list. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2023). You bought a fire department drone…now what? FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2024). Good leaders know the power of good policy. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2024). Peshtigo Fire: The deadliest wildfire in U.S. history. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2024). Seat belts in the fire service: No excuse for noncompliance. FireRescue1.
Dorman, J. (2025). The tactical tightrope: Policies that support both risk and responsibility. FireRescue1.
Bronner, B., & Hasenmeier, P. (2012, August). Incidents involving heat sanitizing machines. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2008, February). Preparing for a bus crash emergency. School Bus Fleet, 42–44.
Hasenmeier, P. (2008, May). In case of a water landing. Fire Rescue, 60–66.
Hasenmeier, P. (2008, June). The history of firefighter personal protective equipment. Fire Engineering e-Newsletter.
Hasenmeier, P. (2008, October). Get on board. Fire Rescue, 42–46.
Hasenmeier, P. (2009, April). Training evolutions: The crucial “C”s. Fire Engineering, 191–194.
Hasenmeier, P. (2009, September). Train for school bus emergencies. Fire Engineering, 22–26.
Hasenmeier, P. (Winter 2009/2010). Evaluation strategies for fire service mentors, instructors and officers. The Canadian Fire Chief, 27–28.
Hasenmeier, P. (2010, February). Starting a rope rescue program. Fire Engineering, 32–37.
Hasenmeier, P. (2010, April/May). Emergency response tips for school bus drivers. School Bus Fleet, 44–47.
Hasenmeier, P. (2010, October). USAR team rescues victim from structural collapse. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2010, November). Advanced school bus extrication. Fire Engineering, 18–26.
Hasenmeier, P. (2011, February). Get the most out of every acquired structure. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2011, June). Your fire officer development manual. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2011, July). Company officers and crab boat deck bosses: Leadership characteristics. Fire Engineering.
Hasenmeier, P., & McGraw, K. (2012, February). Stuck between a car & a garbage truck. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2012, March). A tale of two acquired structure training burns. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2013, May). Before the crash. School Transportation News, 40–46.
Hasenmeier, P. (2013, May). Fire service leadership: Fear of education? Fire Engineering.
Hasenmeier, P. (2013, November). Where there’s smoke. School Transportation News, 50–52.
Hasenmeier, P. (2014, January). School bus driver extrication. Fire Rescue.
Hasenmeier, P. (2014, April). Evaluating: Not a disciplinary tactic. School Transportation News, 22.
Hasenmeier, P. (2014, May). Dissecting school bus fire safety. School Transportation News, 54–56.
Hasenmeier, P. (2014, October). Trapped at the wheel. FireRescue, 38–41.
Hasenmeier, P. (2019, September). School bus extrication tactics and techniques. Firehouse, 42–47.
Hasenmeier, P. (2021, September). School bus roll-overs: Class is in session. Firehouse.