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Courses Available For The Fall Term

CJUS 3312 - 102F Juvenile Delinquency
Professor G. Day

A modern day approach to preventing delinquency within the community. This course includes study regarding programs for the prevention and correction of crime and delinquency and presents basic techniques for the juvenile courts.

CJUS 3372 - 102F Forensic Psychology
Professor J. Couch

This course introduces students to the role of psychological inquiry and concepts as they apply broadly to law and specifically to the field of criminal justice. This course is designed to provide students with an overview of the interactions between these two disciplines and to help them understand how basic psychological knowledge can be applied to various aspects of the legal system.

CJUS 4371 - 102F Management for Criminal Justice
Professor R. Cole

This course provides a working knowledge of the fundamental principles underlying the management of business enterprises. The course attempts to provide a comprehensive and global view of the practices of planning, organizing, supervising and controlling organizational activities.

CJUS 3303 - 103F Criminology
Professor G. Day

This course examines the sociological treatment of the criminal as a person and crime as a social problem. Theories of crime, methods of treatment, preventive programs and the practices of institutions and agencies working with crime are explored.

PSYC 3307 - 103F Seminar on Moral, Ethical and Religious Issues
Professor L. New

This course is a study of theories and practices in areas of moral, ethical, and religious issues as they pertain to the different facets of professional practice. Emphasis will be placed on the moral development of the student and the ability to reason through ethical dilemmas.