Welcome to the Criminal Justice and Criminology Department!
Criminal justice and criminology is a fast-growing field where students can explore the functions of, and interactions among, police, courts, and corrections systems. Class offerings are a varied blend of theoretical examination and practical application, ranging from human behavior and social structure to management principles and supervisory skills. The Criminal Justice and Criminology Department recognizes that each of us is a teacher as well as a student. It operates as a diverse community that embodies passion, commitment, civility, integrity, and mutual respect. The CJC faculty and staff provide opportunities for collaboration, renewal, and scholarship in academic preparation for responsible, equitable and moral administration of justice. The CJC faculty are committed to leadership in the community and to examination and assessment of the criminal justice paradigm.
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Summer Office Hours/Advising Schedule
Limited office hours will be held by faculty who are teaching summer classes. Hours may vary by day, week, and class session (8-weeks, 1st 5 weeks, 2nd 5 weeks). See below for the current schedule (all office hours are subject to change without notice):
Summer 2013 Advising/Office Hours (12 KB)
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New Curriculum for new CJC Majors starts in Fall 2013!
To see a description of the new courses and what the new curriculum looks like go here.
Wondering how the new curriculum might impact previous courses/requirements? Check out the approved substitutions below:
CJC Course Substitution List Effective Fall 2013 (31 KB)
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