Publications- Refereed Journal Articles
- Crawley, R.L. (2001). Racial Profiling: An Insider’s perspective. Journal of Inter-Group Relations,
18, 59-71. - Crawley, R. L. (2005). The Redemptive Paradox. Robert Morris University Perspective Journal.
Summer 2005, 4-5. - Crawley, R.L. (2010) Black Male Development Institute Research Grant. Heinz Endowment Grant for $150,000 to expand Black Male Summit to a year round Leadership Development Institute in conjunction with the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh. Principal Investigator.
Crawley, R.L. (2011) Black Male Development Institute Research Grant. Heinz Endowment Grant for $150,000 to expand Black Male Summit to a year round Leadership Development Institute in conjunction with the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh. Principal Investigator
- Crawley, D.C. & Crawley, R. L. (2009) Dynamic Dialogue: A multi-perspective approach towards cultural competence, Organization Management Journal (OMJ)
- Orbe, M.P., Smith, D.C, Groscurth, C.R., Crawley, R.L. (2009) Exhaling so that we can catch our breath and sing: Reflections on issues inherent in publishing race-related communication research. Southern Communication Journal (SCJ).
- Crawley, R.L. (2008) Robert Morris University and Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh Black Male Summit. Heinz Endowment Grant for $25,000. Five day residency leadership development training program for African American high school young men. Principal Investigator.
Crawley, R.L. (2009) Black Male Development Institute Research Grant. Heinz Endowment Grant for $150,000 to expand Black Male Summit to a year round Leadership Development Institute in conjunction with the Urban League of Greater Pittsburgh. Principal Investigator.
Seguin, J., Phifer, E. & Crawley, R.L. (2009) What Does Trouble Mean: Nate Smith’s Revolution.
Robert Morris University Center for Documentary Production and Study. - Crawley, R. L.& R. Jackson (2003).White Student Confessions about a Black Male Professor: A Cultural Contracts Theory Approach to Intimate Conversations about Race and Worldview.
The Journal of Men’s Studies, 12, 27-40.