"A compelling investigation into the subtle drivers behind school shootings as a cultural trend—an essential read for policymakers and parents."

Dr. Lisa Ross

Lisa Ross, Ed.D., is a management consultant with 30 years of experience in helping organizations resolve entrenched systemic issues. Holding graduate degrees in educational psychology and advertising, she has taught teacher education and mass communication students at universities and colleges for more than a decade. Revealing the root cause of cultural phenomena and the psychosocial impact of violence in schools are her passions. Sign up here to learn more.

Praise

"School shootings is a topic of great interest and concern to American society, to parents, and to policymakers. School Shootings in American Culture is a highly readable, carefully documented study of the subject matter, full of original insights. I found it difficult to put down."

– Brad J. Bushman, Editor of the American Psychological Association’s "Psychology of Violence" journal