Criminal Justice Minor

A. Core Requirements (9 cr)

• CRJ 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 220 - Intro to Courts & Judicial Process Credit: 3
• CRJ 333 - Crime Theories and Victimization Credit: 3

B. Elective Requirements (12 cr)

• ANT 354 - Forensic Anthropology Credit: 3
• ANT 454 - Advanced Forensic Anthropology Credit: 3
• CHE 305 - Criminalistic Chemistry Credit: 3
• CHE 405 - Forensic Science Credit: 3
• CPS 308 - Issues and Careers in Human Services Credit: 3
• CPS 310 - Introduction to Counseling Credit: 3
• CPS 391 - Introduction to Family Systems Credit: 3
• CRJ 300 - Topics in Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 302 - Environmental Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 305 - History of Policing in America Credit: 3
• CRJ 312 - The Study of Homicide and Lethal Violence Credit: 3
• CRJ 313 - The Death Penalty Credit: 3
• CRJ 326 - Professional and Ethical Dilemmas in Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 330 - Crime and the Media Credit: 3
• CRJ 335 - Latinos and the Criminal Justice System Credit: 3
• CRJ 337 - Child Abuse and the Legal System Credit: 3
• CRJ 343 - Community Policing Credit: 3
• CRJ 345 - Criminal Investigation Credit: 3
• CRJ 347 - Crime and Society Credit: 3
• CRJ 348 - Criminal Evidence Credit: 3
• CRJ 351 - Report Writing in Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 355 - Wrongful Convictions Credit: 3
• CRJ 361 - Family Law Credit: 3
• CRJ 363 - Women & the Law Credit: 3
• CRJ 365 - Introduction to Criminal Law Credit: 3
• CRJ 366 - Organized Crime Credit: 3
• CRJ 367 - Women and Crime Credit: 3
• CRJ 370 - Criminal Procedure Credit: 3
• CRJ 377 - Choosing to Die: Suicide, Assisted Suicide, and Euthanasia Credit: 3
• CRJ 383 - Terrorism and Homeland Security Credit: 3
• CRJ 385 - Drugs and Crime Credit: 3
• CRJ 388 - Data Analysis Credit: 3
• CRJ 400 - Advanced Topics in Criminal Justice Credit: 3
• CRJ 425 - Comparative Justice Systems Credit: 3
• CRJ 435 - Police Management Credit: 3
• CRJ 461 - Children and the Law Credit: 3
• GST 498 - Internship Credit: 1-12
• HDV 322 - Child Development Credit: 3
• HDV 323 - Adolescent Development Credit: 3
• HDV 324 - Adult Development Credit: 3
• POL 305 - Power & Institutions Credit: 3
• POL 309 - International Law Credit: 3
• POL 335 - The Supreme Court Credit: 3
• POL 385 - Law and Society Credit: 3
• PSY 340 - Social Psychology Credit: 3
• PSY 350 - Abnormal Psychology Credit: 3
• SOC 370 - Sociology of Deviance Credit: 3
• SOC 373 - Gangs in American Society Credit: 3
• SOC 374 - Family Violence Credit: 3

• Electives to be selected, under advisement, from a list of approved courses. Sequence of courses will be individually tailored by the advisor in relation to each student’s career orientation.

C. Cognate Requirements (None)

Note: A grade of C- or better must be earned in all core courses in Section A above.