41. DWU Catalog - Criminal Justice knowledge and understanding and prepares students not only for jobs, but for careers of leadership criminal Procedures. Corrections, Penology, and rehabilitation. http://www.dwu.edu/catalog/courses/crim_justice.htm

Apply Online Campus E-mail Site Index Search ... Criminal Justice Department Homepage Criminal Justice (CRJ) Criminal justice is a diverse field that includes study and preparation in understanding the nature and environment of criminal behavior. The program includes investigating and examining strategies, programs and agencies involved in the public and private responses to crime. The study of criminal justice prepares students for careers in law, law enforcement, court services, corrections, juvenile work and security operations. In addition to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a major or minor in Criminal Justice, Dakota Wesleyan University also offers an Associate of Arts degree in this area. All of these options are offered within a strong liberal arts program, which stresses an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and understanding and prepares students not only for jobs, but for careers of leadership, service and responsibility. Major Students who pursue an academic major in criminal justice complete a course of study involving a minimum of 39 academic semester credits. A core program of 24 required credits is augmented with a minimum of 15 elective credits. Students who major in criminal justice minor in a variety of academic disciplines depending on their goals. Criminal justice majors frequently minor in human services, behavioral sciences (psychology) or business (accounting).

42. CRIMINAL JUSTICE, Associate In Arts Degree (#6050) Designed for students intending careers in law enforcement, correctional rehabilitation, juvenile and Pennsylvania State Police criminal Background Checks http://www.hacc.edu/programs/Transfer/CASS/TRANPROG/crim_jus_aa6050.html

CRIMINAL JUSTICE Associate in Arts Degree (#6050)/ Communication, Arts, and Social Sciences Division Designed for students intending careers in law enforcement, correctional rehabilitation, juvenile and adult probation and parole, private security and investigations, forensic science, military police, and criminology. This program may require the student to submit to Act 33 and/or Act 34 Pennsylvania State Police Criminal Background Checks prior to enrollment. Since the requirements of senior institutions vary widely, it is essential to choose an intended transfer institution as soon as possible and carefully follow the program described in that college's catalog. The complete program is available only at the Wildwood (Harrisburg) Campus; some required courses are available at the Lancaster, Lebanon, and Gettysburg Campuses, and at other sites. Career Opportunities Career opportunities are dependent upon the curriculum option chosen. Many graduates are engaged in careers as criminal investigators, patrol officers, drug agents, prosecuting attorneys, private criminal and civil attorneys, probation and parole officers, correctional counselors, security managers, private investigators, undercover investigators, crime-scene technicians, forensic scientists, crime-lab experts, and other positions in municipal, state, federal, and private agencies. PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS (TOTAL CREDITS = 61) General Education Criminal Justice Core ENGL 101 English Composition I CJ 101 Introduction to Criminal Justice

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Sociology Majors Career Center Library Resources Books Specifically Related to Sociology Majors Books of General Interest to Liberal Arts Majors Vocational Biographies ... Miscellaneous Career Center Library Resources The Career Center Library has a variety of resources to help students explore potential career fields. These resources include information about typical responsibilities, qualifications, career paths, job outlook, salary, and related careers. Books Specifically Related to Sociology Majors Opportunities in Social Science Careers Directory of Community Services Career in Social and Rehabilitation Services Careers for Caring People and Other Sensitive Types Careers for Good Samaritans and Other Humanitarian Types Great Careers: Guide to Careers in the Non-Profit Sector Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Careers Opportunities in Gerontology Careers 100 Jobs in Social Change Jobs and Careers with Nonprofit Organizations Opportunities in Gerontology and Aging Services Careers Books of General Interest to Liberal Arts Majors The Best Jobs for the 1990s and into the 21st Century Career Guide for Creative and Unconventional People Making a Living while Making a Difference Vocational Biographies Vocational Biographies is a series to which the Career Center subscribes. Each volume contains 25 interviews of people working in all types of career fields. The interviews describe not only what a "day in the life" is like, but also give background information about how to prepare for the careers. The Career Center Library has nearly 2000 of these interviews, including interviews with:

44. Education News & Resources At The Times Educational Supplement certificate for those exempt from the rehabilitation of Offenders will have access to the criminal record certificate section of TES for more careers news and http://www.tes.co.uk/your_career/your_rights/legislation.asp

8 June 2004 Pay and pensions Career moves Your rights Legislation ... Jobtalk Please select one of the following: police checks: some convictions are never spent Fairness at work Police checks: Some convictions are never spent Jill Parkin First published in January 2002. You expect to be police checked when applying for jobs in schools. Certainly, the law has a long arm and a long memory in terms of education. The Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 was originally designed to give offenders a second chance and job prospects. So some offences become spent and no longer appear on criminal records. But those working with children are not covered by the Act. To have a record, you needn't have been to court. You can plead guilty to some motoring offences by letter. Police cautions are usually done on the spot. But both are on your record and need to be declared. It's a legal anomaly that cautions, police reprimands and warnings regarding minor misdemeanours are not covered by the Rehabilitation Act and so officially are never spent. This is one of the main reasons why its amendment is being considered. The police report all convictions of those working with children to the Department for Education and Skills, with the exception of minor traffic offences. Local authorities, schools and job agencies have a duty to make sure applicants know they must declare their records.

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SOCIOLOGY SAMPLE OCCUPATIONS Please ask a Career Advisor for help in identifying resources for the following occupations and job titles. Note that some of these options may require an advanced degree. Anthropologist Arbitrator Archaeologist Camp Counselor Chaplain Child Care Worker Child Welfare Case Worker City Planner College/University Administrator Community Development Program Admin. Community Organization Worker Community Relations Worker Consultant Correctional Institution Officer Criminologist Customs Inspector Demographer Economist Family Counselor FBI/Secret Service/Special Agent Foreign Service Officer Gerontology Specialists Guard Health Educator Hospital Admitting Clerk Human Resource Manager Human Services Program Administrator Intelligence Specialist International Business Job Analyst Labor Relations Consultant Law Enforcement Officer Lawyers, Civil/Criminal Marketing Research Analyst Mediator Medical Social Worker Opinion Poll Statistician Parole Officer Preschool Teacher Private Detective Investigator Probation Officer Psychologist, Social

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University of North Florida Career Services What Can I Do With A Major In...... Criminal Justice CRIMINAL JUSTICE emphasizes on the criminal procedures taken in our local, state, and federal government through police, courts, corrections, and juvenile justice. Many in the field of criminal justice work in controlling traffic, preventing and investigating crimes, and gather facts and evidence for criminal cases. Some specialties associated in this field include law enforcement, corrections and rehabilitation, forensic science, criminology, legal assisting, public safety, and civil law. Beginning Salary Range (For More Information on Salaries Click Here) Varies widely, ranging from $15,000 - $40,000 a year (Based on information from SIGI Plus) Related Career Titles (To research these titles and more, go to: Occupational Outlook Handbook) Patrol Officer SWAT Officer Detective State Trooper Sheriff FBI Agent U.S. Marshal

48. Loyola University Chicago: Department Of Psychology Loyola University Chicago undergraduates interested in careers in law enforcement, criminal corrections, probation/parole or vocational rehabilitation have a http://www.luc.edu/psychology/undergraduate/PCJminor.shtml

var loyola = false; Psychology Home Search Psychology Undergraduate Studies Graduate Studies ... Loyola Search Loyola University Chicago undergraduates interested in careers in law enforcement, criminal corrections, probation/parole or vocational rehabilitation have a competitive advantage in seeking entry level positions in these areas if they secure academic and practical experience to supplement their undergraduate degrees. In addition, students interested in pursuing graduate or professional training in forensic psychology, law, or criminology also benefit from this type of undergraduate exposure. The employment outlook in all areas of law enforcement and corrections is strong and is expected to increase faster than the average for all other occupations for several years ( Occupational Outlook Handbook ). In light of these considerations, the Departments of Psychology and Criminal Justice have designed a sequence of study that will provide students with the academic and experiential backgrounds they will need to pursue a career or professional study in criminology. In the Occupational Outlook Handbook see these specific careers paths related to Psychology and Justice: Correctional officers Private Detectives and Investigators Paralegals . See also National Association of Legal Assistants, Inc.

49. Sociology Board careers for Social and rehabilitation Services by and Krannich Exploring Health Care careers Vol. Hayes, Editor Great Jobs for criminal Justice Majors by http://careerservices.class.umn.edu/students/careerandmajorinfo/wcidwami/sociolo

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50. Criminal Justice At The Marshall Academy Congratulations to the criminal Justice Student of sentencing offenders, parole, prison rehabilitation, and corrections of other employment careers in private http://www.fcps.k12.va.us/MarshallAcademy/courses/criminaljustice.htm

GRADE LEVEL: 10-12 CREDITS: 2 Michael Birch email Mr. Birch Level 1: This course is designed for students who are considering a career in criminal justice. The course prepares students for career opportunities within the criminal justice system as well as entrance into institutions of higher learning. Specific areas of training will be provided in criminal law and investigation, security training, communications, emergency response, crimes, search and seizures, arrests, crime prevention, court procedure and police operations. The program is structured to give students a strong academic background with the skills and knowledge necessary to meet the needs of a career in any of the cited fields. In addition, experts from various agencies provide in-depth information and experiences. A fee of $25 for purchase of a shirt is required for this course. Congratulations to the Criminal Justice Student of the Year!

51. Drake University - Rehabilitation Services of emphasis Administration or criminal Justice and CAREER OPTIONS Opportunities for rehabilitation services graduates include careers with private http://www.choose.drake.edu/admissions/academic/programs/soe/rehabservices.asp

Rehabilitation Services PROGRAM OVERVIEW Rehabilitation services students gain the knowledge and experience necessary to work in community rehabilitation agency management. The program curriculum focuses on a blend of course work and field experiences designed to provide a foundation in the purpose, process and skills of rehabilitation administration. DEGREE OPTIONS Bachelor of Science in rehabilitation services with and emphasis in Administration or Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse. PROGRAM SIZE Approximately 20 students per year are enrolled in the major. The class size for primary coursework is between 10 to 18. ACADEMIC PREPARATION There are no prerequisite high school courses or requirements needed for enrollment in the program, but students should have a well-rounded academic high school curriculum. REQUIRED CREDIT HOURS AND COURSES FOR A MAJOR Rehabilitation services majors are required to complete a 36 hour core that prepares then to work in the field of rehabilitation. In addition to the core courses students are able to choose one of two areas of emphasis: Administration or Criminal Justice and Substance Abuse. REQUIRED CREDIT HOURS AND COURSES OUTSIDE MAJOR The Drake Curriculum, required of all undergraduates, is designed to help students meet personal and professional goals as they acquire fundamental knowledge and abilities in ten Areas of Inquiry, including communication, critical thinking, artistic experience, historical consciousness, information and technology literacy, international and multicultural experiences, scientific and quantitative literacy, values and ethics and engaged citizenship. Students work closely with their academic advisers to craft a program of study in general education that prepares students for civic and professional leadership.

52. New Zealand Psychologist Society - Careers In Psychology are employed in major hospitals, rehabilitation centres, psychiatric in such matters as criminal behaviour, child text of their brochure careers in Psychology http://www.psychology.org.nz/psychinnz/careers.html

53. SJC: Academics: Criminal Justice arrest, detention, and rehabilitation of criminals, and the administration of criminal justice agencies. Fact 3 criminal Justice majors pursue careers in law http://www.saintjoe.edu/majors/crim_justice.html

Home About SJC Admission Academics ... Programs and Majors Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Why Criminal Justice? Why Criminal Justice at SJC? Related Links Division: Social Science Department: Sociology Criminal Justice - The study of the legal, law enforcement, and correctional systems in the United States, as well as the societal reaction to them. The Criminal Justice system is involved in the apprehension, prosecution, defense, sentencing, incarceration, and supervision of those charged with criminal offenses, as well as the prevention of crime and rehabilitation of offenders. Do you ever wonder why people commit crimes? Would you like to be involved in the detection, rehabilitation, or prevention of crime? Why Criminal Justice? Fact 1: Violent crime, economic and corporate crime, prison overcrowding, juvenile delinquency, national security, and street gangs are just some of the criminal justice issues in the United States today. Fact 2: The scope of Criminal Justice studies is broad, covering the arrest, detention, and rehabilitation of criminals, and the administration of criminal justice agencies.

54. What Can I Do With A Major Or Minor In Criminal Justice careers in the criminal Justice field can be levels in fields such as criminal Law, Law Justice, Investigations, Crime Prevention, rehabilitation of criminals http://www.saintjoe.edu/~pmagro/What Can I do with a Major or Minor in Criminal

Question: What Can I Do With a Major or Minor in Criminal Justice? they want to do with their lives, but for many it takes a while and a few false starts to figure it out. Here are some starters to help you out. Careers in the Criminal Justice field can be found at the local, county, state, and federal levels in fields such as Criminal Law, Law Enforcement, Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Investigations, Crime Prevention, Rehabilitation of Criminals, Administration of Justice, Private Security and Loss Prevention, and Criminalistics and Forensic Sciences, just to name a few. You may also want to consider Grad School or Law School. Some students wish to continue their studies beyond the Bachelors Degree for a variety of reasons. Some careers require a Masters Degree or Ph.D.; for If I major in Criminal Justice, what should I minor in? minors, though, can be easily used to enhance your job or graduate school prospects. Accounting, marketing, business, management, or computer sciences may help give you an edge in careers that investigate or prosecute White Collar Crime. Biology, chemistry, or other natural sciences may help you in the fields of forensics. Foreign Languages are desirable for many careers at all levels of government. A Journalism or Mass Communication minor may be helpful if your career plans take you into dealing with the news media. Sociology, Psychology, and Human Services are helpful for going into helping professions, probation, parole, juvenile justice, etc.

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56. Frequently Asked Questions hearings provide for the repeated review of the criminal in prison careers. information about available jobs at the Department of rehabilitation and Correction? http://www.drc.state.oh.us/web/faq.htm

Select a Destination.... Home Director News Organization Institutions Community Corrections Office of Offender Reentry Contacts Site Search Offender Search Capital Punishment in Ohio Careers in Corrections Prisoner Community Service Ohio Penal Industries Doing Business With Us Victim Services Forms Community Justice Publications Facts and Figures Most Wanted Frequently Asked Questions Corrections Links Inmates Inmate Visiting, Mail, and Phones Victim Services Parole ... Careers Inmates 1. What types of offenders are committed to prison in Ohio? In Fiscal Year 2002, 21,787 offenders were committed to the state prison system (19,250 males; 2,537 females). Categorized under their most serious offense, approximately 30% of these offenders were incarcerated for drug related offenses (e.g., drug abuse, trafficking); 16% were committed for miscellaneous property offenses (e.g., arson, theft, receiving stolen property, breaking and entering); approximately 25% were committed for crimes against persons (e.g., robbery, assault, domestic violence, homicide-related offenses); 8% were committed for burglary; 6% were incarcerated for sex offenses (e.g., gross sexual imposition, rape). The remaining individuals were incarcerated for motor vehicle, fraud, or firearm offenses, as well as offenses against justice/public administration and other miscellaneous felonies. (See Fiscal Year 2002 Commitment Report 2. What is the average reading level of offenders coming into Ohio prisons?

57. Criminal Justice At ODU include the concept of community, the nature of human nature, punishment, rehabilitation, and civil rights. criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all http://www.ohiodominican.edu/majors/criminaljustice/default.shtml

Home Majors Academic Affairs Academic Calendars ... WebCT Criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all sectors of the criminal justice system, sometimes after additional graduate study in criminology or public administration. Criminal Justice Degree offered: Bachelor of Arts Certificate offered: Criminal Justice The Criminal Justice major provides comprehensive coverage of the criminal justice system including the law, law enforcement, the courts, and corrections within the framework of the larger context of society and history. Themes addressed in this broad context include the concept of community, the nature of human nature, punishment, rehabilitation, and civil rights. Criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all sectors of the criminal justice system, sometimes after additional graduate study in criminology or public administration. For more information, visit the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences For more information, contact:

58. Division Of Criminal Justice - Undergraduate Clermont Program and institutional corrections, correctional rehabilitation and counseling A fouryear degree in criminal justice opens to many exciting and challenging careers. http://www2.uc.edu/criminaljustice/Clermont.htm

Clermont College Bachelor Degree Completion Program Alumni News Articles Center for Criminal Justice Research Current News ... Teaching Assistants Undergraduate Programs Criminal Justice Addictions Studies Addictions Studies Distance Learning Paralegal Program ... Criminal Justice Society Graduate Programs Traditional Masters Degree Distance Learning Masters Degree Addictions Studies Masters Degree Doctor of Philosophy Degree (Ph.D.) Program ... CECH Bulletin Some links on this page are in PDF format. To view these files, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader , a free download. Links will also open in a separate window. The Program In 1995, the College of Education, Criminal Justice and Human Services through the Division of Criminal Justice began offering the Criminal Justice Bachelor Completion Program on the Clermont College Campus. This program allows students to earn their bachelor degree while taking all courses on the Clermont campus. Classes are offered during the late afternoon, evening and Saturday. Students may transfer-in after completing their Associate degree or after completing substantial progress toward a two-year degree. If you have questions regarding the program, please contact the Program Coordinator:

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Jobs and Careers At Lethbridge Community College, we offer a variety programs to suit every individual. Find the program that suits you! Careers in Agriculture Careers in Computers Careers in Corrections Careers in Education ... Environment-Related Careers If you are interested in a career in: Farm Manager Ranch Manager Agri-business Manager Agri-services Manager Agricultural research specialist Farm finance specialist Then consider taking: Agricultural Technology If you are interested in a career in: Computer Retail Salesperson Computer Service Technician Technical Support Person Then consider taking: Electronics Technician – Personal Computer (PC) Service If you are interested in a career in: Network Infrastructure and Cabling Technician User Account Manager Network Security Technician Server Maintenance Technician Server Back-Up Technician Information Technology Disaster Recovery Technician PC Support Technician Client Support Person Information Technology Help Desk Service Technician Then consider taking: Computer Network Technician If you are interested in a career in: Federal Correction Manager Provincial Correction Manager Federal Correction Supervisor Provincial Correction Supervisor Federal Correction Case Worker Provincial Correction Case Worker Youth Work Manager Youth Work Supervisor Probation Supervisor Probation Manager Parole Supervisor Parole Manager Then consider taking: Applied Corrections If you are interested in a career in: Federal Correction Officer

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