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2017-18 Undergraduate Catalog [ARCHIVED CATALOG]

Criminal Justice, Minor

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About the Minor

The Criminal Justice minor provides students with the conceptual and research knowledge necessary to think critically about issues in criminal justice. Further, the program creates and instills a set of values respecting human individuality and dignity that will guide the manner in which criminal justice tasks and responsibilities are carried out. The criminal justice minor, in conjunction with a student’s major, also builds a base of knowledge and constructs a process of evaluation and critical inquiry upon which criminal justice professional training and/or graduate-level education can readily take place.

Requirements

(24 credits)

Two core courses

Four Criminal Justice elective courses

Note: One of the elective courses may be a Sociology or Anthropology course with approval of the student’s advisor.

At least one from the following list:

At least one from the following list:

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