DEPARTMENT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE

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1 122 Department of Criminal Justice DEPARTMENT OF Mr. Mark Mills, Department Chairperson Assistant Professors: M. Mills, J. Phan, K. Treece, A. Trimble The Criminal Justice Program is dedicated to providing our students with the career focused skills and knowledge necessary to enter the exciting career opportunities in law enforcement, corrections, probation, parole, and homeland security. Glenville State College s high quality academic curriculum and dynamic learning environment foster the highest standards that those entering the criminal justice field require. At Glenville State College, every student receives the individualized attention that he/she needs for a successful academic experience. Our highly trained and well qualified criminal justice faculty have backgrounds in law enforcement, courts, corrections, probation and parole at all levels of the criminal justice system. The collective experiences of the faculty enhance the implementation of practical applications into the classroom. This is exemplified by the dynamic scenario-based training students receive both on and off campus. The use of Glenville State College s crime scene house and the Morris training center provides opportunities for students to have individualized hands-on experience. The Criminal Justice Program offers both four year and two year degrees. Students will experience a general overview of the criminal justice system in the criminal justice core classes while gaining specialized knowledge in one of the two criminal justice concentrations: Administration of Justice and Field Forensics. The program curriculum includes criminal and procedural law, crime scene and advanced crime scene management, cyber-crime, organized crime, criminology, juvenile justice, organized crime, interviewing and interrogation, probation and parole, homeland security, and many more exciting classes. All students will experience a 240 hour internship in a setting of their choice. In addition to academic advancement, students are offered participation in criminal justice organizations. The American Criminal Justice Association Fraternity Lambda Alpha Epsilon provides learning opportunities, field trips, and networking services outside of the classroom. The department is also a sponsor of the Pioneer Shooting Club, an affiliate of the International Defensive Pistol Association. This club hosts and travels to regional and national shooting competitions. Both clubs are active on campus and within the local community. For additional information about the Department of Criminal Justice, its programs, faculty, and organizations call (304) Degree Programs Bachelor of Science Criminal Justice with concentrations in Administration of Justice or Field Forensics Associate in Science in Criminal Justice

2 Department of Criminal Justice 123 BACHELOR OF SCIENCE GSC 100 The First Year Experience 1 hour All degree seeking students are required to take GSC 100 during their first semester. GSC 100 may be used to satisfy one hour of the General Electives requirement. General Education Requirements Students must take POSC 203 and PSYC 201 (OR) SOCL 205 as part of the General Education requirement. Criminal Justice Core CRJU 105 Interviewing and Report Writing (OR) SOCL 105 Interviewing and Counseling 3 CRJU 111 Introduction to Criminal Justice 3 CRJU 215 Crime Scene Management 3 CRJU 222 Police Practices and Procedures 3 CRJU 223 Corrections 3 CRJU 232 Criminal Evidence and Procedures 3 CRJU 293 Juvenile Justice 3 CRJU 321 Criminal Law 3 CRJU 401 Ethics in Criminal Justice 3 CRJU 493 Senior Seminar 3 CRJU 497 Internship II 6 SOCL 312 Criminology 3 39 hours 39 hours Select one of the following concentrations: Administration of Justice Concentration 27 hours CRJU 231 Community Policing 3 CRJU 251 Probation & Parole 3 CRJU 310 Criminal Justice Management 3 CRJU 312 Organized Crime 3 CRJU 350 Technology in Criminal Justice 3 CRJU 405 Advanced Interviewing and Interrogation 3 CRJU 425 Homeland Security 3 POSC 309 Civil Liberties 3 PSYC 380 Drugs & Human Behavior 3

3 124 Department of Criminal Justice Field Forensics Concentration 27 Hours CRJU 313 Physical & Trace Evidence 3 CRJU 314 Fingerprints & Latent Collection 3 CRJU 315 Firearms & Ballistics 3 CRJU 335 Cyber Crime Investigation I 3 CRJU 340 Advanced Issues in Evidence 3 CRJU 350 Technology in Criminal Justice 3 CRJU 403 Criminal Profiling 3 CRJU 405 Advanced Interviewing 3 CRJU 445 Advanced Crime Scene 3 General Electives Total Hours required for degree 15 hours hours GATEWAY ASSESSMENT CRJU CAPSTONE ASSESSMENT CRJU 493

4 Department of Criminal Justice 125 SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY FIRST YEAR CART CRJU CSCI ENGL GSC POSC Total Hours - Fall Semester CRJU CRJU CRJU ENGL MATH Total Hours - Spring Semester SECOND YEAR ART 200, CART 200, FNAR 100 (OR) MUSC CRJU 251 (OR) CRJU 222 (OR) CRJU CRJU 251 (OR) CRJU 222 (OR) CRJU ENVR 101, SCNC 101, 102, 103 (OR) PSYC 201 (OR) SOCL Total Hours - Fall Semester CRJU 110 (OR) CRJU 231 (OR) CRJU CRJU 310, CRJU 313, 314, (OR) CRJU 350, CRJU 313, 314, or 315 (OR) CRJU ENVR 101, SCNC 101, 102, 103 (OR) PED Total Hours - Spring Semester THIRD YEAR CRJU 293, CRJU 312, CRJU 335 (OR) POSC CRJU 293, CRJU 312, CRJU 335 (OR) POSC CRJU ENGL 203, 204, 205 (OR) SOCL Total Hours - Fall Semester CRJU 350, CRJU 401 (OR) CRJU PSYC 380, CRJU 401 (OR) CSCI PSYC 380, CRJU 401 (OR) CSCI GENERAL ELECTIVES... 6 Total Hours - Spring Semester FOURTH YEAR CRJU 313, CRJU 314 (OR) CRJU CRJU HIST 201, 202, 207 (OR) GENERAL ELECTIVES... 3 Total Hours - Fall Semester APPLY FOR GRADUATION CRJU 405, CRJU 425, CRJU 445 (OR) CRJU 313, 314, or CRJU 405, CRJU 425, CRJU 445 (OR) CRJU 313, 314, or CRJU ELECTIVES... 6 Total Hours - Spring Semester... 15

5 126 Department of Criminal Justice ASSOCIATE IN SCIENCE GSC 100 The First Year Experience 1 hour All degree seeking students are required to take GSC 100 during their first semester. GSC 100 may be used to satisfy one hour of the General Electives requirement. General Education 26 hours Written and Oral Communications ENGL 101 Critical Reading and Writing I 3 ENGL 102 Critical Reading and Writing II: The American Mosaic 3 Problem Solving and Critical Thinking MATH 106 Finite Mathematics (or higher) 3 Any one of the following 4 ENVR 101 Environmental Science SCNC 101 Earth Science SCNC 102 Nature of Sound and Light SCNC 103 Contemporary Biology SCNC 104 Forensic Chemistry Another science course may satisfy this requirement. Please consult with your advisor and the College Catalog. Culture and Society PED 201 First Aid and Safety 1 POSC 203 American National Government 3 PSYC 201 General Psychology 3 SOCL 205 Principles of Sociology 3 Technology CSCI 101 Computing Concepts 3 Area of Specialization CRJU 111 Introduction to Criminal Justice System 3 CRJU 215 Crime Scene Management 3 CRJU 222 Police Practices and Procedures 3 CRJU 223 Corrections 3 CRJU 231 Community Oriented Policing (OR) CRJU 251 Probation and Parole 3 CRJU 232 Criminal Evidence and Procedures 3 CRJU 293 Juvenile Justice System 3 CRJU 297 Internship I 1 SOCL 105 Interviewing and Counseling 3 SOCL 209 Social Problems 3 28 hours

6 Department of Criminal Justice 127 Program Electives (select from the following): CRJU 120 Cross Gender Supervision 1 CRJU 199 Special Topics in Criminal Justice 1-3 CRJU 321 Criminal Behavior & Criminal Law 3 HIST Any 200 level history course 3 SOCL 312 Criminology 3 Total minimum hours required for degree 6 hours hours GATEWAY ASSESSMENT CRJU CAPSTONE ASSESSMENT CRJU 293

7 128 Department of Criminal Justice SUGGESTED PLAN OF STUDY FIRST YEAR CRJU CRJU CSCI ENGL GSC MATH Total Hours - Fall Semester CRJU CRJU CRJU 231 (OR) CRJU ENGL ENVR 101, SCNC 101, 102, 103, (OR) SCNC Total Hours - Spring Semester SECOND YEAR CRJU PED POSC PSYC SOCL SOCL Total Hours - Fall Semester CRJU CRJU SOCL Program Electives... 6 Total Hours - Spring Semester... 13