61. Red Deer College - Certificate And Diploma Programs - Rehabilitation Services Related careers. The diploma transfers to the Bachelor of Community rehabilitation degree program that they will be required to provide a criminal Record Check http://www.rdc.ab.ca/programs_and_courses/certificate_and_diploma_programs/rehab

June 8 2004 Rehabilitation Services Quick Links... Extension Services Apply Now Calendar Dates Transcripts Distance Learning International Students' Association Bookstore On-Line Services for... -Students -Employees -WebCT Contact: SUE TOWNSEND, Chairperson/Instructor Rehabilitation Services Office: 2500-F Phone: 403-342-3183 e-mail: sue.townsend@rdc.ab.ca Two-Year Diploma The Program The faculty of the Rehabilitation Services Program partners with students to develop professionals who work competently and effectively with persons with disabilities. Emphasis is given to ensuring that the graduating professional can effectively assist and enable individuals with disabilities to design and develop their own quality of life. Related Careers This is a very exciting profession! The Rehabilitation Practitioner's roles are many: counselling, teaching, consulting, brokering, and advocating. You will have the opportunity to provide leadership in your community in advocating for the rights of persons with disabilities to live fully inclusive lives. Graduating professionals find employment in a variety of private and government agencies. Employment is found in five basic domains: schools, vocational/employment programs, community programs, and residential living programs. Employment is found in many areas and the graduate is prepared to work effectively with individuals with many different disabilities, disorders, or conditions.

62. High Point University -- Criminal Justice -- Criminal Justice methods, law and trials, rehabilitation of offenders The major in criminal justice takes students on professions await graduates, including careers in private http://www.highpoint.edu/academics/criminal/

About High Point Academics Administration Admissions ... WebMail Criminal Justice Welcome to the Criminal Justice Home Page This program is for the student seeking a pre law major or career related to law, human behavior, crime control, investigation/detection, agency management and public safety. Courses in the required core focus upon explanations of crime and its types, investigational methods, law and trials, rehabilitation of offenders, constitutional issues, ethics and justice research. Related courses allow students to pursue specialized study of topics such as terrorism, crime scene investigation, violent crime profiling, drugs and computer crime. Students may also elect to take some related courses from psychology, sociology, political science, business and human relations as credits toward the criminal justice major. What is Criminal Justice? The major in criminal justice takes students on an exciting, scholarly adventure during which they explore subjects such as law, trials and courts, deviant behavior, the profiling of violent serial offenders, crime scenes, investigation/detection techniques, juvenile delinquency, therapeutic treatment, criminology, victimology, agency management, and the administration of justice. A plethora of professions await graduates, including careers in private business and major corporations, federal and state government, investigative or enforcement bureaus, social and emergency management agencies, municipal bureaus, research organizations, law firms and more. Other students majoring in criminal justice are admitted to graduate or professional schools, including programs in law and criminal justice.

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Department of Biology Biology Careers Information CBU Biology CBU Biology Events CBU Biology Alumni News CBU School of Sciences Careers ... CBU Career Center Index to CBU the Biology Careers Page: Biology Careers, General Animal Behavior Botany Cytotechnology ... CBU Career Center Biology Careers, General Careers in Science and Engineering: A Student Guide to Grad School and Beyond Links to Sites with General Career Information (Furman) Biology Careers Page , Furman University "A Bachelor's Degree in biology opens the door to an unusually large number of career options.... Each of the occupation names listed under ' Many Specific Careers Described will connect you to one or more pertinent Web sites." AIBS "Careers in Biology" Biology Careers (SICB): Publications - Newsletters Careers for Biology Majors over 200 links to Web sites that describe specific careers accessible after training in biology" Furman Univ. Application writing law, medical, business, grad schools ASLO Aquatic Science Career Information American Society of Limnology and Oceanography (ASLO) Career Planning Center for Beginning Scientists and Engineers Career Builder (Job search) Catapult on JobWeb Nat'l. Assoc. of Colleges and Employers

64. The Undergraduate Program valuable preparation for other sorts of careers. in probation, parole, or other criminal justice work and the social services rehabilitation, case management http://www.bsos.umd.edu/socy/ugrad/ugrad_career.html

UNDERGRADUATE PROGRAM: BA Program Courses Deptartmental Resources Career Options CAREER OPTIONS Careers in Sociology BSOS 398C Job Prospects for The B.A. Careers in Sociology Back To Top Sociology also studies the ways in which people give meaning to their experience. All human behavior is social. The subject matter of sociology ranges from the intimate family to the hostile mob, from crime to religion, from divisions of race, gender and social class to the shared beliefs of a common culture, from the sociology of work to the sociology of sport. Few fields have such broad scope and relevance. Because sociology seems to offer something for everyone, it may seem surprising that its career potential is just beginning to be tapped. Thirty years ago, there was really only one visibly prominent career in sociology. To be a sociologist was to be a professor, or at least a teacher of some sort. Although teaching remains the dominant activity among the more than eighteen thousand professional sociologists today, other forms of employment are growing in both numbers and significance. Not all of these jobs are reserved exclusively for sociologists. In some sectors, sociologists are joined by economists, social workers, psychologists and others. All of this represents a growing appreciation of sociology's real and potential contributions.

65. Online Criminal Justice Degrees criminal behavior, crime prevention and crime rehabilitation methods. The CTU Online School of criminal Justice prepares for a wide variety of careers in law http://www.online-education-resources.com/degrees/online-criminal-justice-degree

Online Criminal Justice Degrees If you're interested in pursuing a career in criminal justice, our directory of schools is a good starting place. Earning a degree in criminal justice is ideal for someone interested in understanding criminal behavior, crime prevention and crime rehabilitation methods. This can be an excellent move for someone currently working in the law enforcement field as it will improve your professional skills in the field and also make you more marketable for senior-level positions. As a graduate of an online criminal justice degree program, you will be prepared for a career as an FBI officer, corrections officer, police officer, parole officer and more. Also, because of the growing need for homeland security personnel, people with degrees in this field should be in demand. Below is a select list of schools that offer criminal justice degrees online. AIU Online AIU Online's mission is to provide students with the knowledge, skills and practical work background they need to succeed in life, encompassed in a well-rounded educational experience. The growing emphasis on homeland security has created an unprecedented demand for criminal justice and security professionals and AIU Online's accelerated degree program can help you put your fingerprint on this growing employment trends.

66. Rutman, I. D. (2002) This contains a criminal defense provision which requires the defendant to prove Do the data cast light on their postrehabilitation careers regarding employment http://www.bu.edu/prj/fall2002/rutman.html

Current Issue: Winter 2004 Subscribe Online! About the Journal ... Full-text Feature Articles NEW Journal + Test Link to us! Permission and Reprints Guidelines for Authors ... Contact the Publisher Article reprints from Ingenta.com Interested in a new challenge? The not guilty by reason of insanity plea part II: Fifteen questions Irvin D. Rutman Editorial You may recall that in the most recent issue of the Psychiatric Rehabilitation Journal there was an editorial lamenting the inadequacy of the "Not Guilty by Reason of Insanity" plea as used in contemporary legal proceedings. The editorial noted that the major elements defining the NGBRI plea were in many respects ambiguous, inconsistent from jurisdiction to jurisdiction, and seriously antiquated. The McNaughton ruling, on which the NGBRI plea is primarily based, stated that the defendant should be judged insane if he/she could not distinguish between right and wrong at the time the criminal act was committed. The McNaughton ruling was first issued in England in 1843.

67. SAIT Programs - REHABILITATION THERAPY ASSISTANT ever been convicted of a criminal code offense to upgrade skills or change careers, you can traditional delivery of SAIT’s rehabilitation Therapist Assistant http://www.sait.ca/calendars/daycalendar/courses/areht.htm

REHABILITATION THERAPY ASSISTANT 16-month diploma Physical Therapist Assistant and Occupational Therapist Assistant options Fall start Clinical practicum/fieldwork experience Learn while you earn Self-study and alternate weekend classes Graduates in high demand Rehabilitation therapy is an exciting field. Under the supervision of an Occupational Therapist or Physical Therapist, the Rehabilitation Therapist Assistant helps disabled patients regain their mobility, their lives, and their role as an active member of society. These skilled professionals work in a variety of settings, including rehabilitation centres, mental health facilities, hospitals, schools, and private physiotherapy clinics in both urban and rural settings. Rehabilitation Therapist Assistants are also responsible for operational and administrative functions, including equipment maintenance and inventory management. They often participate in committees that focus on such issues as Occupational Health and Safety. YOUR CAREER Graduates of this program find work as Rehabilitation Therapist Assistants specializing as Physical Therapist Assistants (PTA) or Occupational Therapist Assistants (OTA).

68. Roger Williams University - Criminal Justice Possible careers include the practice of law; federal their significance to the criminal justice process and the rehabilitation, deterrence, processing http://www.rwu.edu/Academics/Registrar/Course Catalog/School of Justice Studies/

Home Academics Registrar Course Catalog ... School of Justice Studies Criminal Justice CRIMINAL JUSTICE Message From The Dean The undergraduate Criminal Justice program introduces students to the theory and practice of the United States criminal justice system. The educational program emphasizes the study of the various sub-systems of the criminal justice system. Course emphases include: adult and juvenile crime causation theory; constitutional and criminal law; the courts; institutional and community-based corrections; and municipal and federal law enforcement. Possible careers include the practice of law; federal, state, and municipal law enforcement; professional human services, including counseling, probation, and parole; and criminal justice agency administration. Students receive instruction from a wide variety of experienced criminal justice system practitioners, including judges, attorneys, justice system agency administrators, as well as a highly-qualified professional academic faculty. Our first goal is to develop a fully educated person. We therefore provide professional education combined with an integrated liberal arts core curriculum. The University's Core Curriculum provides students with broad exposure to the liberal arts and helps them acquire the capacity for critical thought, which is needed to pursue detailed analysis of the United States Justice System. Our second goal is to prepare highly qualified potential criminal justice system employees. Consequently, the Criminal Justice program offers courses that emphasize the development of students' capacity for creative thought, analytical reasoning, and reading and writing ability. Moreover, because criminal justice is an applied discipline, the faculty has implemented a strong internship program as an essential part of the academic program. Roger Williams University Criminal Justice program students have recently completed internships with numerous regional criminal justice system agencies, including the United States Secret Service, the United States Marshal's Service, the Rhode Island State Police, the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General, and numerous municipal and local police departments.

69. Careers In Psychology And Other Helping Professions waiver of Miranda Rights, criminal responsibility, death To be a rehabilitation psychologist, usually requires might explore if exploring careers in psychology http://info-center.ccit.arizona.edu/~psych/advising/aos.html

Careers in Psychology and Other Helping Professions Advising Center for Exploratory Students (ACES) at 621-7763 or stop by their office in Bear Down Gym. If you are interested in learning more about careers in psychology and other related areas, speak with a career counselor at Career Services in Old Main, Room 111, or arrange for an appointment with the academic advisor, Arezu K. Corella, in the Department of Psychology, at 621-7439 Occupational Outlook Handbook. Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology Developmental Psychology A developmental psychologist investigates the emotional, mental, physical, and social development of individuals that takes place throughout life. Their focus used to be on childhood and adolescence, as one may study children to analyze learning processes, language development, and parents' influence on behavior, or study infants for patterns of social, motor, and sensory development. However, as life expectancy increases, they are becoming increasingly interested in aging, especially in researching and developing ways to help elderly people stay as independent as possible. One may administer tests to gauge patterns of development and decline, conduct animal experiments, or formulate theories for use in such fields as juvenile delinquency, education/guidance of children, parent education, and welfare of aged. May specialize in study and treatment of children and be designated a Child Psychologist. To be a developmental or child psychologist requires a doctorate degree.

70. The University Of Scranton 4) criminal Justice administration, hospital administration, publishing, rehabilitation counseling, recreation planning and administration, career planning and http://academic.uofs.edu/department/sjc/sococc.html

Course Descriptions for Sociology Course Descriptions for Criminal Justice ... Other Important Links Undergraduate Admissions Requirements Department Homepage Sociology Related Careers A Sociology major is an excellent basic education for various occupations and professions. Sociology can provide a rich fund of knowledge and many distinctive ways of looking at the world so as to generate new ideas and assess the old. Sociology can give undergraduates a basic standard preparation for career options in all the fields listed below, with advanced study and/or training in relevant work experience to qualify for full professional status. Areas of Employment 1) Advertising: Mass Communication Analysis, Motivational Research, Public Opinion Polls. 2) Banking and Finance: Community Relations, Customer Relations, Employee Relations, Organizational Planning, Personnel Administration. 3) Communications: Consumer Research, Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Mass Communications Analysis, Public Opinion Polls. 4) Criminal Justice: 5) Insurance: Area Studies, Community Relations, Customer Relations, Employee Relations, Population Studies, Public Health.

71. Criminal Justice Program Description can be prevented, and developing effective criminal rehabilitation methods, then The criminal Justice program at the University of you need for a career in law http://www.uhv.edu/asa/cj/cjprog.htm

Degree Plan Criminal Justice Courses Courses ... Library A Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice can lead to a wide range of local and state law enforcement careers including: Sheriff and deputy sheriffs Police officer Probation/parole officer Department of Public Safety officer Juvenile/adult corrections officer Federal Bureau of Investigation Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms Secret Service U.S. Marshals Customs Servic e Drug Enforcement Administration Immigration and Naturalization Service U.S. Bureau of Diplomatic Security For more information about UHV's Criminal Justice program, click on the links to the left, call 361-570-4201, or email to artssciences@uhv.edu Return to top

72. The Corrections Connection Career Center Corrections and criminal Justice Career Links. MAINE, Maine Career Center. OHIO, Ohio Department of rehabilitation and Correction State of Ohio. http://database.corrections.com/career/index.asp

Home > Career Center Advanced Help Networking Bulletin Boards Chatrooms ListServs Open Forums ... Contribute Send us News, Write a Letter to the Editor, Submission Guidelines, News Staff, Give us Feedback, Editorial Calendar Corrections and Criminal Justice Career Links Getting Corrections Back on Track in California By Meghan Mandeville , News Research Reporter "Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." A sign in Jeanne Woodford 's office reminds her of this advice every day. Once uttered by anthropologist Margaret Mead , these words reflect the newly appointed corrections director's faith the nearly 50,000 people who work for the California Department of Corrections and her commitment to the department itself. When Woodford stepped into her new position in February, she inherited a department that had been bogged down by fiscal issues and scarred by scandals, mostly involving the state correctional officers union and "code of silence" among CDC officers during investigations into incidents at correctional facilities. The department's reputation had been tarnished and its credibility weakened. ..More Attention Employers Review RESUMES "

73. Criminal Justice Career Opion: Probation And Parole Officer @ Criminal Justice C criminal Justice Career Opion Probation and Parole and on the offender s efforts at rehabilitation. extent of inmate s or offender s criminal record Determine http://www.criminal-justice-career.com/article-display/38.html

Criminal Justice Career Opion: Probation and Parole Officer CJC Staff Many people who are convicted of crimes are placed on probation instead of being sent to prison. During probation, offenders must stay out of trouble and meet requirements dictated by the court. Probation officers supervise offenders who have been placed on probation. Parole officers perform many of the same duties that probation officers perform; however, parole officers supervise offenders who have been released from prison to ensure that they comply with the conditions of their parole. Often the job of probation and parole officer is combined in small communities. Probation and parole officers supervise offenders on probation or parole through personal contact with the offender and his or her family. Some offenders are required to wear an electronic device so that probation officers can monitor their activities. Officers may arrange for offenders to get substance abuse rehabilitation or job training. They also attend court hearings to update the court on the offender's compliance with the terms of his or her sentence and on the offender's efforts at rehabilitation. Duties: Probation and parole officers may perform some or all of the following: Review and evaluate legal and social history of offender or inmate Determine nature and extent of inmate's or offender's criminal record Determine current social problems Inform offender or inmate of requirements of conditional release such as office visits, restitution payments, or educational and employment stipulations

74. Department Of Behavioral Sciences | Arkansas Tech University For the student interested in a criminal justice career, a major in Sociology, Psychology, or rehabilitation Science will enhance their credentials for http://lfa.atu.edu/behavsci/curriculum.htm

Home Curriculum Related Links Admissions ... Library Available Curriculum Psychology Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology is basic for many employment opportunities. However, professional career options require further study through the Masters or Ph.D. level. With this degree, there are various career opportunities, such as: Human Resources Mgt Educational Psychology Industry Business Research Public Service Professional Practice Counseling Mental Health Teaching Read additional information on the Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. Rehabilitation Science The Arkansas Tech Rehabilitation Program was the first undergraduate rehabilitation program offered by a university in Arkansas, and is the only program in the state admitted to membership in the Undergraduate Registry of the Council on Rehabilitation Education. As a member of the Registry the program is one of only 22 programs in the United States that have been admitted to Registry membership. Read additional information on the Rehabilitation Program.

75. AJ Certificates Students wishing to pursue a career in the field parole, corrections, private security, law, criminal behavioral studies, rehabilitation programs or http://voyager.dvc.edu/~jsinsel/AJ_Certificates.htm

Administration of Justice Revised Certificate of Achievement Streamlined for Easier Completion *Effective June Students wishing to pursue a career in the field of law enforcement, criminal investigation, crime scene investigation, probation, parole, corrections, private security, law, criminal behavioral studies, rehabilitation programs or the like should consider this two-year program. All students planning to seek employment with a government or private agency after they graduate should speak with a faculty member of the department in order to review the special requirements of the various agencies. To earn a Certificate of Achievement , students must complete each required course with a “C” grade or better. Certificate requirements can be completed by attending classes in the day, evening, weekend, online or any combination. Graduation not required for awarding certificates. Certificate of Achievement Required courses: Units ADJUS 120 Introduction to the Administration of Justice .......................... 3

76. College Of Health & Public Affairs assisting, criminal justice, and corrections. Some possible career choices include Border Patrol Officer; Correction Officer; Detective; rehabilitation Councilor; http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/crim.jus/cjcareers.cfm

Home Directory About the College Schools and Departments ... Search Careers in Criminal Justice Criminal justice is the system of law enforcement, the bar, the judiciary, corrections and probation that is directly involved in the apprehension, prosecution, defense, sentencing, incarceration and supervision of those suspected of or charged with criminal offenses. The term criminal justice refers to an interdisciplinary field that draws upon the knowledge bases of criminology, sociology, psychology, law, public policy, computer technology and other related disciplines to develop insights into the causes and prevention of criminal behavior. It is an area of knowledge concerned with understanding and controlling crime. The contemporary criminal justice system in the United States is monumental in size. It includes more than 55,000 public agencies employing more than 1.5 million people. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, it has a budget of more than $60 billion for agencies, 6,000 correctional operations. There are approximately 18,000 police agencies, 17,000 courts, 8,000 prosecutorial agencies, 6,000 correctional institutions and almost 4,000 probation and parole departments. If you are not sure if this is the right major for you, you may want to enroll in "Careers in Criminal Justice," an introductory course into the numerous careers available as a criminal justice graduate.

77. Criminal Justice Program criminal Justice rehabilitation - Available for those students who wish to pursue a career in the treatment and rehabilitation of offenders. http://www.desales.edu/servlet/RetrievePage?site=Desalesu&page=acadcriminaljusti

78. Criminal Justice Dept.- Undergraduate Concentrations graduate work and/or professional career positions within of the systems of punishment and rehabilitation. determined by current topics in criminal justice and http://www.marshall.edu/criminal-justice/ugrad/ugrad-con.html

Criminal Justice Undergraduate Concentrations CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJOR Overview Declaring A Major Courses 2003-2005 Catalog Courses 2001-2003 Catalog ... Legal Studies OVERVIEW The faculty and staff of the Criminal Justice Department provide undergraduate students with high quality criminal justice education to prepare them for future success in: 1. Public Service (i.e. law enforcement, courts and administration, probation, parole, jails and prisons, juvenile justice, victims' services, and training/teaching); 2. Law School; 3. Graduate School; or 4. Private Sector (i.e. loss prevention/security and corrections). A unique contribution of the Criminal Justice Department is to develop students' intellectual abilities, critical thinking skills, research skills, language/communication skills, and problem solving skills within a broad based exposure to the study of the law, the legal system, and the practical realities of how social, economic, and political contexts influence the roles of professionals/practitioners and also the operation of the criminal justice system. The faculty and staff of the Criminal Justice Department also are committed to: 1. applied and basic research;

79. The Chartered Society Of Physiotherapy in learning more about the role of rehabilitation following spinal of training, the scope of physiotherapy practice, career opportunities and criminal Records http://www.csp.org.uk/physiotherapy/careersfaq.cfm

Publications username: password: Home Shop Back Print Page ... careers faq Careers - Frequently Asked Questions General Questions: What is physiotherapy? What do physiotherapists do? Advice to Prospective Students: Is physiotherapy the right career for me? Can work experience help? What study modes are available? What qualifications are needed to apply? ... How can I fund my studies? Do you need more information? Try calling the CSP careers line on 020 7306 6600 or contact us using the form below. General Questions back to top What is physiotherapy? Physiotherapy is a science-based healthcare profession, which views human movement as central to the health and well being of individuals. Physiotherapists identify and maximise movement potential through health promotion, preventive healthcare, treatment and rehabilitation. The core skills used by chartered physiotherapists include manual therapy, therapeutic exercise and the application of electrophysical modalities. Fundamental to the physiotherapist's approach, however, is an appreciation of the psychological, cultural and social factors which influence their clients and the patient's own active role in helping themselves maximise independence and function. Physiotherapy is an autonomous profession and practice is characterised by reflective behaviour and systematic clinical reasoning, both contributing to and underpinning a problem-solving approach to patient-centred care.

80. McGraw-Hill - Great Jobs For Criminal Justice Majors Great Jobs for criminal Justice Majors Author(s) Stephen Lambert Debra Hill Related Titles by Category • Business Economics careers / Job Hunting http://books.mcgraw-hill.com/cgi-bin/pbg/0658010638.html?id=UDuuUhew

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