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Advanced Search Site Map Front Page The Chronicle Review ... Help June 7, 2004 Keyword: Match every word Match any word Search only in Criminal justice/criminology ZIP: Look up Radius: 30 miles 60 miles 90 miles 120 miles 180 miles 240 miles Help Advanced Search You may now save these search criteria and receive e-mail messages alerting you when new jobs match your search: 1-25 of 25 Jobs Sort by: Location Institution Home Faculty/research positions ... Social/behavioral sciences Fulton-Montgomery Community College (New York) Instructor of Human Services/Criminal Justice Northeastern State University (Oklahoma) Criminal Justice: Full-time Faculty Temple University (Pennsylvania) Visiting Assistant Professor in Criminal Justice Learn more in our Employer Profiles Austin Community College (Texas) Multiple Positions Saint Xavier University (Illinois) Assistant Professorial Lecturer Ocean County College (New Jersey) Sociology/Criminology State University of New York at Albany (New York) Faculty Position-School of Criminal Justice Delaware State University (Delaware) Sociology/Criminal Justice Hartnell College (California) Administrative and Tenure-Track Instructor Openings State University of New York College at Potsdam (New York) Sociology/Criminology Learn more in our Employer Profiles Tennessee State University (Tennessee) Criminal Justice Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies (Hawaii) Faculty Member, Counter Terrorism

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Advanced Search Site Map Front Page The Chronicle Review ... Help June 7, 2004 Keyword: Match every word Match any word Search only in Criminal justice/criminology ZIP: Look up Radius: 30 miles 60 miles 90 miles 120 miles 180 miles 240 miles Help Advanced Search You may now save these search criteria and receive e-mail messages alerting you when new jobs match your search: 1-25 of 25 Jobs Institution Date Home Faculty/research positions ... Social/behavioral sciences California Hartnell College : Administrative and Tenure-Track Instructor Openings Delaware Delaware State University : Sociology/Criminal Justice Georgia Brenau University : Criminal Justice/Public Administration - Asst. Professor Mercer University : Criminal Justice Hawaii Asia-Pacific Center for Security Studies : Faculty Member, Counter Terrorism Illinois American InterContinental University Online : Adjunct Faculty - Criminal Justice Kaplan College : Associate Deans Quincy University : Counseling/Criminal Justice Saint Xavier University : Assistant Professorial Lecturer Maryland University of Maryland University College : Adjunct Faculty Learn more in our Employer Profiles Michigan Ferris State University : Criminal Justice Faculty (tenure-track) New Hampshire Hesser College : Multiple Positions New Jersey Ocean County College : Sociology/Criminology New York Elmira College : Criminal Justice/Sociology Learn more in our Employer Profiles Fulton-Montgomery Community College : Instructor of Human Services/Criminal Justice State University of New York at Albany : Faculty Position-School of Criminal Justice State University of New York College at Potsdam :

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Career Handouts Student Services Home Career Opportunities for Majors in Criminal Justice Introduction Employment opportunities exist for Criminal Justice majors in all areas of the legal, law enforcement, and justice systems. Students receive instruction on the theories and practices pertaining to the criminal justice system, crime prevention, and public and corporate responses to crime on the local, national, and international level. Students are also prepared to pursue graduate coursework in law or public policy as well as many other criminal justice related disciplines. If a graduate with a Bachelor's degree is looking for employment after graduation, opportunities exist at the managerial level in county, state, and federal criminal justice agencies, centers of research concerned with criminal justice policies and practices, and international organizations. While many graduates work in a related occupation, others choose fields which do not require a specific major but rather a wide range of demonstrated skills and accomplishments. Regardless of your career choice, increase your marketability to employers through internships, related work or volunteer experiences, good grades, and involvement in college activities.

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CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION (Transfer Option) Technical Careers Program Associate in Applied Science Degree Program Description The Criminal Justice Program is designated to prepare students interested in careers in criminal justice. Employment Opportunities Criminal Justice is a broad field with professionals serving as law enforcement officers, probation and parole officers, correctional officers and counselors, and in other specialties. Length of Program The college has several degree and certificate options to prepare those choosing criminal justice professions. Each program has been structured to enable students to function effectively in these important and rewarding careers. Degree programs require 64 credit hours with a minimum 2.0 (C) grade point average to graduate. The Certificate Program requires 33 credit hours and can be completed in one year. The A.A.S. degree is an ideal choice for non-transfer students because it not only allows them to concentrate on their major, but, perhaps more important, permits students greater flexibility in designing a curriculum which specifically targets their interests and technical career goals. Special Features All HCC criminal justice instructors have extensive work experience in their area of expertise and, as such, meld a solid academic foundation with practical application of learned skills.

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School Reports We often get requests for law enforcement information to be used in a school report. Therefore, we have listed on this page some general information about the various jobs. Law enforcement careers usually fall into three catagories: local, state and federal jobs. Local Law Enforcement Local law enforcement consists of the city police department and the county sheriff's office. City police officers are responsible for enforcing local and state laws within the city limits. New recruits usually spend time on the street patrolling a certain area of the city. After several years on the job, they are then eligible for a promotion to the rank of sergeant, lieutenant, detective, SWAT team, etc. Deputy sheriffs are responsible for enforcing the laws within the county in which they work. This can include the city limits, but their work usually takes them into more rural areas. In most states, the sheriff is responsible for housing local prisoners. Some sheriffs' offices require that a deputies also work in the jail as well as on the street. Other sheriffs' departments see this as two separate functions, corrections and policing, and do not require their deputies to work in the jail. Most sheriffs' offices follow a career ladder of sergeant, lieutenant, captain, etc. The general requirements for most local law enforcement jobs are as follows: 1. Must be a U.S. citizen. 2. Minimum age is usually 20 or 21. 3. Must possess a valid driver's license. 4. Must have a high school diploma or a GED certification. 5. No felony convictions. 6. Must pass a physical fitness test. 7. Must pass a written entrance test. 8. Must pass an oral interview. 9. Complete a background investigation. 10. Must pass a polygraph test. 11. Must pass a psychological evaluation and medical examination.

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