81. Mm-social Science.htm a career, make an appointment to see one of the Boise State Career Counselors. criminal Justice/Corrections Specialist, rehabilitation Director. http://career.boisestate.edu/mm-SocialScience.htm

Career Center Boise State Career Center Students/Alumni Employers ... FAQs Social Sciences To learn more about how and where to search for information on the following occupations, visit researching careers . For further assistance in choosing a career, make an appointment to see one of the Boise State Career Counselors . When viewing the following lists of occupations, please note that some occupations require advanced degrees. SAMPLE OCCUPATIONS Anthropology Archaeologist Genealogist Archivist Historian Cartographer Museum Cataloguer Conservation Technician Museum Exhibitions Officer Conservator of Artifacts Physical and Biological Anthropologist Cultural Anthropologist Public Administrator Curator Research Director Education Director Social Scientist Environmental Resources University and College Teachers Excavator Urban Planner Social Work Agency Director HIV/Aids Counselor Aging/Gerontology Specialist Marriage Counselor Assistant Director of an Agency Mediation Counselor Case Worker/Case Manager Mental Health Counselor Child Abuse Investigator Parole Officer Child Welfare/Children's Services Probation Officer Clinical Supervisor Protective Services Worker Clinical Therapist Public Assistance Specialist Community Organization Director Recreation Director Criminal Justice/Corrections Specialist Rehabilitation Director Detention Care Worker Rehabilitation Counselor Domestic Violence Counselor School Social Worker Social Services Director Employee Assistance Worker Social Services Worker

82. Criminal Justice Career opportunities in the criminal Justice field abound in Corrections (Treatment and rehabilitation). Newberry High School criminal Justice Program PO Box http://www.sbac.edu/~wpops/highschool/criminal/cjthome.html

Criminal Justice Technology A Tech Prep program available to all Alachua County high school students! The Program A Special Note to Parents and Guardians Newberry High School Explorer Program ... Criminal Justice Technology College Courses Newberry High School 400 SW 7 Street Newberry, FL 32669 Artwork courtesy of Bobby Cook Newberry High School THE PROGRAM The Criminal Justice Technology Program, located at Newberry High School, is a magnet program for Alachua County. Criminal Justice Technology is designed to be a first step in preparing students for a wide variety of careers in the criminal justice field. Students successfully completing the program will receive a high school diploma and will be prepared for entry into either a community college or university. The Criminal Justice Technology Program at Newberry High School is taught in partnership with the Criminal Justice Program at Santa Fe Community College. An articulation agreement between the two institutions enables students who complete the Criminal Justice Technology Program at the high school to enter the Criminal Justice Program at the community college and have certain required courses waived. Students completing the program at Santa Fe Community College will be prepared to enter the police academy, a university, or a career in the field of criminal justice. Students in the Criminal Justice Technology Program will take all normal course requirements for graduation as well as special courses dealing with government, law, and law enforcement. Students will have contact with personnel from the Alachua County Sheriff's Office and the local court system. In addition to classroom work, students will receive practical experience through participation in an Alachua County Sheriff's Explorer's Club.

83. Criminal Justice Career opportunities in the criminal Justice field abound in law Corrections (Treatment and rehabilitation). Newberry High School criminal Justice Program 400 http://www.sbac.edu/~nhs/cjthome.html

ACADEMY OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE A Tech Prep program available to all Alachua County high school students! The Program A Special Note to Parents and Guardians Newberry High School Explorer Program ... Criminal Justice Technology College Courses Newberry High School 400 SW 258th Street Newberry, FL 32669 THE PROGRAM The Criminal Justice Technology Program, located at Newberry High School, is a magnet program for Alachua County. Criminal Justice Technology is designed to be a first step in preparing students for a wide variety of careers in the criminal justice field. Students successfully completing the program will receive a high school diploma and will be prepared for entry into either a community college or university. The Criminal Justice Technology Program at Newberry High School is taught in partnership with the Criminal Justice Program at Santa Fe Community College. An articulation agreement between the two institutions enables students who complete the Criminal Justice Technology Program at the high school to enter the Criminal Justice Program at the community college and have certain required courses waived. Students completing the program at Santa Fe Community College will be prepared to enter the police academy, a university, or a career in the field of criminal justice. Students in the Criminal Justice Technology Program will take all normal course requirements for graduation as well as special courses dealing with government, law, and law enforcement. Students will have contact with personnel from the Alachua County Sheriff's Office and the local court system. In addition to classroom work, students will receive practical experience through participation in an Alachua County Sheriff's Explorer's Club.

84. CSUH Catalog 2004-2005: Criminal Justice Admin. (Undergraduate) knowledge of criminal justice, a career area with to justice administration and offender treatment and rehabilitation. 4128, Internship in criminal Justice (4 http://www.csuhayward.edu/ecat/20042005/u-crja.html

Criminal Justice Administration Department Information Program Description Career Opportunities Preparation ... Undergraduate Courses Department Information Department of Criminal Justice Administration College of Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Office: Meiklejohn Hall 4069 Phone: (510) 885-3590 Professors : Benjamin G. Carmichael (Chair), Marc G. Neithercutt, Patricia L. Zajac Assistant Professors : Thomas W. Cadwallader, Silvina Ituarte Please consult the 2005-2006 online catalog for any changes that may occur. Program Description The Department of Criminal Justice Administration offers an undergraduate program designed for the development of knowledge and understanding of practices, theory, and concepts of justice administration, as well as to prepare students for professional careers in justice administration, law enforcement, and corrections. The major includes two specialized options and the student selects one depending on her/his career interest. The Law Enforcement and Administration option affords the opportunity to work in government agencies and private organizations offering challenging positions in crime prevention, investigation, and control. It is designed for students interested in careers with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, or in law enforcement within the private sector. Employment opportunities include administrators of institutional programs, consultants to groups in mobilizing resources to combat social problems, and social scientists working toward understanding individual and group behavior and social control by means of law.

85. NCBuy: Criminal Jokes - Rehabilitation Meeting Jokes Joke In Body Kid Safe Only? criminal Jokes Category. » rehabilitation Meeting. A group of prisoners were attending their rehabilitation meeting. http://jokes.ncbuy.com/viewer.html?id=120002815

86. Department Of Sociology And Anthropology - SFU assistant; Police officer; rehabilitation counselor; criminal investigator; Juvenile worker Community Affairs Occupational/Career counselor; Homeless http://www.sfu.ca/sociology/06career/

Career Options Career Options Info Careers in Sociology Careers in Anthropology Career Planing Job Opportunities ... Career Services at SFU Employment suggestions for Sociology Graduates From the booklet entitled "The Uses of Sociology and Anthropology", Natalie Chambers, MA candidate, (September 2000) offers the following insights to career planning and jobs. A copy of this booklet is available upon request from the general office. To access this information you will need Accrobat Reader Career Planning Job Opportunities Government Community Affairs officer; Urban/Regional planner; Legislative aide; Affirmative Action worker; Foreign Service officer; Human Rights officer; Personnel Co-ordinator Research Social Research specialist; Consumer researcher; Data analyst; Market researcher: Survey researcher; Census officer/analyst; Demographer/population analyst; Systems analyst

87. The Criminal Career of the full spectrum of criminal career patterns. allows powerful analyses of criminal behavior, even Her findings suggest rehabilitation as an alternative http://www.cambridge.org/aus/catalogue/catalogue.asp?isbn=0521815150

88. Criminal Justice Documents GS 1.2P 94/4 Occupational Outlook Handbook. Ref., Career Counter HF 5382.5 .U503 and Docs Ref. capital punishment, criminal? and rehabilitation. http://www.southalabama.edu/univlib/guides/criminal.htm

Criminal Justice Selected Resources http://library.southalabama.edu November 2003 Kathy Jones , Reference and Vicki Tate , Documents The following is a selected list of library resources.  Please consult a reference librarian for assistance in using these or locating additional resources.  You may contact us at webref@jaguar1.usouthal.edu or at the telephone number listed above INDEXES TO JOURNAL AND NEWSPAPER ARTICLES Bound print journals are shelved by call number on the Third Floor South. Current print journals and titles in microform are shelved alphabetically by title on the Second Floor South of the University Library. Use the indexes below to identify articles on specific topics as well as to locate full text electronic articles. Academic Search Elite . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes: EBSCO (1985 to date) ArticleFirst . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes:FirstSearch Contemporary Women’s Issues . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes: FirstSearch Criminal Justice Abstracts . Ref. HV 6001 .C67 (1975-1997) Criminal Justice Periodical Index . Ref. Z 5118 .C9 C74 (1979-1998) Criminology Index . Ref. Z 5118 .C9 W64 (1945-1972) Expanded Academic . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes: Gale/InfoTrac (1980 to date) Index to Legal Periodicals . Ref. K 9 .N32 (1926-1998) JSTOR . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes LegalTrac . SOUTHcat Plus: Fulltext Journals/Indexes: Gale/InfoTrac (1980 to date)

89. Corrections - Links To Legal Resources: Criminal Law: Rehabilitation And Punishm accomplishments, history, prison industries, victim services, and careers. criminal Offenders Statistics Information, statistics, and publications about http://mishpat.net/law/Criminal_law/rehabilitation_and_punishment/Corrections/in

Bookstore Cyberlaw News Discuss Law Legal News Legal Information Criminal law rehabilitation and punishment : Corrections Corrections Arizona Department of Corrections - Offers information about the functions and services provided by this agency as well as contact information. (Added: 01 Jan 2001 Rate It Get Site Info California Department of Corrections - Official site offering information about programs, criminal issues, facilities, and employment information. (Added: 01 Jan 2001 Rate It Get Site Info Colorado Department of Corrections - Provides protection and public safety by managing offenders in secure, humane, controlled environments, and provides work and self-improvement opportunities to assist offenders in community-reintegration. (Added: 01 Jan 2001 Rate It Get Site Info Community Corrections - Alternatives to incarceration including research studies on this topic. (Added: 01 Jan 2001 Rating: 5.50 Votes: 2 ) Rate It Get Site Info Community Corrections of Pennsylvania - An assocition of corrections professionals who work with offenders in various community settings. (Added: 01 Jan 2001 Rate It Get Site Info Connecticut Department of Correction - Information provided on the organization, its facilities, accomplishments, history, prison industries, victim services, and careers.

90. AIU Online Launches New School Of Criminal Justice professionals desiring to achieve their career goals will In the criminal Justice program, this could to structure a juvenile delinquency rehabilitation program http://info.aiuonline.edu/zine/issue17/main.htm

AIU Online Launches New School of Criminal Justice From the President's Desk Meet AIU Online Instructor Becky Benson AIU Online Degree Programs- Perfect Solution for Military Virtual Voices ... Ask a Career Services Advisor AIU Online developed a Bachelor's degree to enable students to quickly take advantage of positive job forecasts whether they are law enforcement professionals looking to climb the ranks or students considering a career change. AIU Online recently announced the opening of its newest School of Criminal Justice, which marks the eighth school within the University. The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice was established to meet the needs of students interested in investigating rewarding careers in the field of Criminal Justice. With the growing emphasis on homeland security, graduates from this program are sure to get their fingerprints on this job sector. This changing world and a growing need to guard against vulnerabilities from protecting vital corporate interests from prying outside forces to safeguarding the public to those on the wrong side of the law, have employers in hot pursuit of qualified law enforcement, security and corrections professionals. AIU Online developed a Bachelor's in Criminal Justice degree to enable students to quickly take advantage of the positive job forecasts for this field whether current law enforcement professionals looking to climb the ranks or students considering a career change.

91. Office Of Boards And Commisions Profiles - S evaluation of schoolto-career activities; and vocational education, vocational rehabilitation, economic development of the offense and the criminal history of http://obc.dc.gov/obc/cwp/view.asp?a=3&q=520950

92. Criminal Justice Procedure Applied Ethics * SelfDevelopment (Career) (1cr). including the body of the criminal law, the various forms of correction and rehabilitation (3 Credits http://www.lackawanna.edu/departments/degrees/criminal_justice.htm

COLLEGE PROFILE ADMISSIONS ACADEMICS Academic Goals Degree Concentrations Accounting Banking Biotechnology Business Administration ... Computer Info Systems Criminal Justice Education Emergency Medical Environmental Studies Human Services ... SEARCH CRIMINAL JUSTICE CONCENTRATION Associate in Science Degree Objectives - Counseling Career Plan Objectives - Police or Security Career Plan Degree Information Recommended Course of Study for ... Additional Information Objectives - Counseling Career Plan To provide students with a basic understanding of the current legal, social and ethical issues in the criminal justice system. To identify the powers and responsibilities of members of the criminal justice system. These members include the police officer, the court officers, the correctional officer and the related counselor and other supervisory personnel. To provide direct exposure to active professionals in the criminal justice field and service facilities such as prisons and technology centers.

93. Criminal Justice Also, a criminal justice major has the opportunity to Career Options Law enforcement (eg, state police in substance/domestic abuse and social rehabilitation. http://www.kings.edu/majors/criminal_justice.htm

CRIMINAL JUSTICE back to majors home Criminal justice is a program that studies the processes, institutions and administrations of criminal justice in the United States. The program of study prepares students for a variety of careers in law enforcement, corrections and the courts. In addition, the criminal justice program provides a solid foundation for those wishing to attend law school or graduate school. Degree Offered Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Special Features Criminal justice majors may participate in an internship program with one of several municipal, county and private agencies in the Wilkes-Barre area. Also, a criminal justice major has the opportunity to pursue a double major in such fields as sociology, psychology, and political science. Career Options Law enforcement (e.g., state police), corrections officer, agents of the F.B.I., Secret Service, Treasury Department, drug enforcement, Customs and the Marshall's Service, probation/parole agent, private security, investigator, attorney, court administrator, and counselor in various agencies involved in substance/domestic abuse and social rehabilitation. Opportunities for Graduate Studies Law school, graduate school in criminal justice and Public administration and counseling in social rehabilitation.

94. Doi10.1036/0658010638 Great Jobs For Criminal Justice Majors By Lambert, Stephen and Regan, Debra. Great Jobs for criminal Justice Majors helps students explore career options within their field of study. http://dx.doi.org/10.1036/0658010638

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