21. Criminal Justice Professional Interest Council--Careers Some act as rehabilitation counselors or staff personnel in private youth leave the Kennedy School of Government for careers in criminal justice work to http://www.ksg.harvard.edu/criminaljustice/pic/careers.html

Home Classes Careers Student Research ... Events Criminal Justice Professional Interest Council Career Info In general, students who leave the Kennedy School of Government for careers in criminal justice work to shape effective and practical solutions to issues that surround criminal justice domestically and internationally, and build consensus and ownership behind those solutions. Working in a wide range of different professions, they marshal resources within and beyond their organizations, oversee and fine-tune new ways of conducting business, and provide decisive leadership within and beyond their fields of expertise. Online Career Tools: Kennedy School Career Services For more information, contact: Alexa_Kasdan@ksg06.harvard.edu

22. DWU Catalog - Criminal Justice The study of criminal justice prepares students for careers in law, law enforcement, 357 Corrections, Penology and rehabilitation 3 hours S05 http://www.dwu.edu/catalog/courses/crim_justice.htm

Apply Online Campus E-mail Site Index Search ... Criminal Justice Department Homepage Criminal Justice (CRJ) Criminal justice is a diverse field that includes study and preparation in understanding the nature and environment of criminal behavior. The program includes investigating and examining strategies, programs and agencies involved in the public and private responses to crime. The study of criminal justice prepares students for careers in law, law enforcement, court services, corrections, juvenile work and security operations. In addition to a Bachelor of Arts degree with a major or minor in criminal justice, Dakota Wesleyan University offers an Associate of Arts degree in this area. All of these options are offered within a strong liberal arts program that stresses an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and understanding, and prepares students not only for jobs, but also for careers of leadership, service and responsibility. Major Students who pursue an academic major in criminal justice complete a course of study involving a minimum of 39 academic semester credits. A core program of 24 required credits is augmented with a minimum of 15 elective credits. Students who major in criminal justice minor in a variety of academic disciplines depending on their goals. Criminal justice majors frequently minor in human services, behavioral sciences (psychology) or business (accounting). Required Courses

23. The University Of Scranton criminal Justice Related careers Drug Abuse Control and rehabilitation. Addiction Prevention Programs; Drug Law Enforcement Agencies; rehabilitation http://academic.uofs.edu/department/sjc/cjoccup.html

Course Descriptions for Sociology Course Descriptions for Criminal Justice ... Other Important Links Undergraduate Admissions Requirements Department Homepage Criminal Justice Related Careers Areas of Employment The Criminal Justice major is intended for students interested in pursuing careers of graduate study in Law Enforcement, Corrections, The Courts, Law, Education, Social Services, Government, Criminology, Forensic Science/Criminalistics, Private Security, Public Administration. There are opportunities for men and women in all these fields, some examples of which include... Federal Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: State Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: Alcoholic Beverage Commission; Attorney General’s Office; Auditor General’s Office; Casino Control Commission; Conservation Department; Crime Commission; Environmental Protection; Fish and Boat Commission; Game Commission; Highway Patrol; Identification Division; Investigative Bureau; Liquor Control Board; Marine Police; Narcotics Bureau; Natural Resources Division; Public Safety Department; State Police. Local Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: County - County Detectives, County Police, District Attorney’s Office, Park Police, Sheriff’s Department; Municipal - City, Borough, Township, or Village Police Department, School District Police, Fire District Marshal.

24. Criminal Justice Newsletter or presentencing investigations and to formulate rehabilitation plan. criminal Justice careers List of job titles and descriptions of broad areas http://academic.uofs.edu/department/ocs/nl-cj.html

University of Scranton / Office of Career Services Career Newsletters CRIMINAL JUSTICE GRADUATE SCHOOL INFORMATION EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION INTERNSHIPS RESOURCES ... PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS GRADUATE SCHOOL INFORMATION Graduate School Information - Can be obtained from the following links that also appear on the University of Scranton Career Services Home Page: Post Graduation Activities- Graduate/Professional Schools - A list of the graduate schools and locations, and graduate programs reported to us by some of our recent Criminal Justice graduates. GRADUATE SCHOOL INFORMATION Official LSAT site of the Law School Admission Council - Includes links to LSDAS, applying to law school, and law school websites Dos and Don'ts about Personal Statements for law school applications - American Society of Criminology Additional Graduate Programs - The Peterson's organization provides a searchable resource for all graduate programs LSDAS GRADUATE SCHOOL APPLICATION RESOURCES Peterson's Education Center - A growing collection of education and employment resources Kaplan Testing Services - A collection of educational testing/application resources from the Kaplan organization The Princeton Review - Testing/application resources provided along with general graduate school information Return to top of page EMPLOYMENT INFORMATION Post-Graduation Activities-Employment - A list of the job titles, employers and locations, and salary information on the jobs reported to us by some of recent Criminal Justice graduates.

25. Criminal Justice Courses and the conflict between rehabilitation and incarceration of offenders. CJ441 careers in criminal Justice Career opportunities in the highly http://www.spc.edu/departments/crim_jus/courses.shtml

Criminal Justice Program, Department of Sociology - Course Descriptions REQUIRED COURSES AND ELECTIVES CJ150 Social Deviance Explores the concepts of social norms, egocentricity, and ethnocentricity. Examines the relativity of deviance including criminal behavior, human sexuality, drug use, suicide, and other alternative forms of behavior. CJ165 Introduction to Criminology Theories and research findings on lawbreaking: the role of criminal law; types of criminal careers; crime prevention and the criminal justice system. CJ169 Facility Security and Inspection (Contact program director for course description.) CJ170 Introduction to Criminal Justice The criminal justice process from arrest through conviction: the law of arrest, the role of the prosecutor, plea bargaining, sentencing practices, jury trials, diversion and alternatives to imprisonment. Careers in criminal justice. CJ175 Introduction to Law Enforcement: Sociology of the Police The police in modern urban society: policewomen, the training of police, police corruption, social science research on the police.

26. Criminal Justice Students pursuing teaching careers in the criminal justice arena should consider this the everpresent tension between incarceration and rehabilitation. http://www.spc.edu/departments/crim_jus/index.shtml

Criminal Justice Program, Department of Sociology - Programs Hank J. Brightman, Chairperson of the Department Degree Requirements for Criminal Justice Major Degree of Bachelor of Arts In addition to fulfilling the core curriculum requirements , Criminal Justice majors must complete the following courses: Social Deviance ( 3 crs) Introduction to Criminology ( 3 crs) Introduction to Criminal Justice ( 3 crs) Juvenile Delinquency ( 3 crs) Criminal Corrections Systems ( 3 crs) CJ/Lw315 Criminal Procedure ( 3 crs) CJ/Lw316 Criminal Evidence ( 3 crs) As/Ur/So412 or Po231 or As/So200 Ethnicity and Race in Urban History Racial and Ethnic Policies in the U.S. Ethnicity and Racial Relations ( 3 crs) ( 3 crs) ( 3 crs) Research Techniques in Criminal Justice ( 3 crs) Senior Seminar in Criminal Justice ( 3 crs) CJ/Po/Ps/Bm Specialization Courses (9-12 crs) Free Electives (15-18 crs) 60 crs Special Notes on Core Curriculum Requirements for Criminal Justice Major 1. Bi/Ch237 Forensic Science is the second natural science requirement.

27. Careers Advisory Service Apex Charitable Trust helps people with criminal records obtain appropriate Home Office website contains details of the rehabilitation of Offenders Act http://www.bris.ac.uk/cas/focuson/offenders.htm

Accessibility choose a colour - default colour - black bg - yellow bg choose a size - default size - large font +1 Search the site Contacting us About us Where we are ... postgrads Offenders Prospects website has excellent advice in the ‘ Handling Discrimination ’ section including: understanding the law e.g. rehabilitation periods and when a conviction becomes ‘spent’; finding positive employers; marketing yourself, (on CVs, application forms and at interview) and how and when to disclose your conviction to employers. Apex Charitable Trust helps people with criminal records obtain appropriate jobs or self-employment by providing skills needed in the labour market and by working with employers. NACRO - National Association for the Care and Resettlement of Offenders runs education, training and employment services for people who need extra support in preparing for, finding and holding down a job, including ex-offenders. CIPD – Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development has policies and guidance for employers on employing ex-offenders. Home Office website contains details of the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, information about rehabilitation periods and when a conviction becomes ‘spent’.

28. Department Of Criminal Justice: Careers careers in criminal justice provide a variety of opportunities. It is important to be familiar Corrections, which provide treatment and rehabilitation. http://www.xavier.edu/criminal_justice/careers.cfm

So now you're a criminal justice major. Where do you go from here? Careers in criminal justice provide a variety of opportunities. It is important to be familiar with the various possibilities available before making a career decision. Although criminal justice is a vast field offering a variety of positions, basically there are three subsystems in the function of criminal justice. They are: 1. Law enforcement, which is responsible for enforcing the law. 2. Courts, which safeguard the judicial process. 3. Corrections, which provide treatment and rehabilitation. The following lists a small sampling of the types of careers that are available in most states in each of these areas. Enforcement Courts Corrections Patrolman Investigation officer Traffic officer Sheriff Administrator Highway patrolman Game warden Juvenile officer Training instructor Forensic science specialist Dispatcher Community relations officer Prosecuting attorney Defense attorney Judge Court administrator Bailiff Court clerk Court reporter Warden Probation officer Parole officer Jail/prison custodial officer

29. Ashworth College: Prepare For Criminal Justice Careers criminal justice professionals can enjoy satisfying careers in a growing field. drug rehabilitation facilities, and public aid organizations. http://www.ashworthcollege.com/academic/uj/opportunities.html

Criminal justice professionals work with many kinds of people in a variety of challenging situations. The work is exciting and fulfilling, offering the opportunity to help others on a daily basis. And it's an important career, too. Imagine being able to protect others from harm, preserve law and order, and help bring criminals to justice every day! Criminal justice professionals can enjoy satisfying careers in a growing field. As a skilled, productive criminal justice professional, you could play a key role in curbing violence and maintaining the safety of our citizens. Skilled, trained, and experienced criminal justice professionals may be found working at the city, county, or state levels. In many cases, candidates for positions must have a college degree. Here are just a few examples to consider: Law enforcement. Correctional facilities. Jails and prisons require officers to supervise inmates, maintain order, and handle administration. Probation and parole officers work with those who have previously been incarcerated, or are on probation. Private investigation.

30. College Of Health & Public Affairs careers in criminal Justice, Needham Heights, MA Allyn and Bacon. Border Patrol Officer; Correction Officer; Detective; rehabilitation Councilor http://www.cohpa.ucf.edu/crim.jus/cjcareers.html

Home Directory About the College Schools and Departments ... Search Criminal justice is the system of law enforcement, the bar, the judiciary, corrections and probation that is directly involved in the apprehension, prosecution, defense, sentencing, incarceration and supervision of those suspected of or charged with criminal offenses. The term criminal justice refers to an interdisciplinary field that draws upon the knowledge bases of criminology, sociology, psychology, law, public policy, computer technology and other related disciplines to develop insights into the causes and prevention of criminal behavior. It is an area of knowledge concerned with understanding and controlling crime. The contemporary criminal justice system in the United States is monumental in size. It includes more than 55,000 public agencies employing more than 1.5 million people. According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, it has a budget of more than $60 billion for agencies, 6,000 correctional operations. There are approximately 18,000 police agencies, 17,000 courts, 8,000 prosecutorial agencies, 6,000 correctional institutions and almost 4,000 probation and parole departments. If you are not sure if this is the right major for you, you may want to enroll in "Careers in Criminal Justice," an introductory course into the numerous careers available as a criminal justice graduate.

31. Careers - Criminal Justice Technology Department - Delaware Technical & Communit Welcome to the criminal Justice Department. careers Substance Abuse Counselor; criminal Justice Case Manager; rehabilitation/Habilitation Counselor http://www.dtcc.edu/owens/crj/careers.html

Careers The Criminal Justice Technology is designed to allow graduates many career choice options. Some career paths are: Delaware State Trooper Municipal/Town Police Officer Correctional Officer Correctional Counselor Substance Abuse Counselor Criminal Justice Case Manager Rehabilitation/Habilitation Counselor Graduates who continue their studies beyond the Associate in Applied Science degree may pursue a career with: The Drug Enforcement Administration The Federal Bureau of Investigation The United States Probation Office The United States Secret Service The Federal Bureau of Prisons The Division of Child Mental Health The Division of Youth Rehabilitative Services The Division of Family Services (Child Protective) Return to top ^ Welcome About Our Program Careers ... About Us I Admissions I Future Students I Current Students I Corporate and Community I I Directions/Campus Maps I Faculty/Staff I Employment Transfer Options I Search I Contact Us I Owens Campus Home I Delaware Tech Home Contact Cliff Cubbage , the content administrator for this Web page, with comments, changes, or corrections. This page last updated on Contact us for more information Accredited by the Commission on Higher Education Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools

32. Roger Williams University - Criminal Justice Possible careers include the practice of law; federal, state, as well as their significance to the criminal justice process and the rehabilitation, http://www.rwu.edu/Academics/Registrar/Course Catalog/School of Justice Studies/

Home Academics Registrar Course Catalog ... School of Justice Studies Criminal Justice CRIMINAL JUSTICE Message From The Dean The undergraduate Criminal Justice program introduces students to the theory and practice of the United States criminal justice system. The educational program emphasizes the study of the various sub-systems of the criminal justice system. Course emphases include: adult and juvenile crime causation theory; constitutional and criminal law; the courts; institutional and community-based corrections; and municipal and federal law enforcement. Possible careers include the practice of law; federal, state, and municipal law enforcement; professional human services, including counseling, probation, and parole; and criminal justice agency administration. Students receive instruction from a wide variety of experienced criminal justice system practitioners, including judges, attorneys, justice system agency administrators, as well as a highly-qualified professional academic faculty. Our first goal is to develop a fully educated person. We therefore provide professional education combined with an integrated liberal arts core curriculum. The University's Core Curriculum provides students with broad exposure to the liberal arts and helps them acquire the capacity for critical thought, which is needed to pursue detailed analysis of the United States Justice System. Our second goal is to prepare highly qualified potential criminal justice system employees. Consequently, the Criminal Justice program offers courses that emphasize the development of students' capacity for creative thought, analytical reasoning, and reading and writing ability. Moreover, because criminal justice is an applied discipline, the faculty has implemented a strong internship program as an essential part of the academic program. Roger Williams University Criminal Justice program students have recently completed internships with numerous regional criminal justice system agencies, including the United States Secret Service, the United States Marshal's Service, the Rhode Island State Police, the Rhode Island Department of the Attorney General, and numerous municipal and local police departments.

33. Department Of Behavioral Sciences There are five groups of students to whom the rehabilitation science of careers or for advanced study in sociology, law, criminology, criminal justice, http://www.atu.edu/acad/catalog/2002/departmc.htm

Tech Home Sitemap Directory Search ... Index Department of Behavioral Sciences Dr. W. Daniel Martin, Head Witherspoon Hall, Room 347 Daniel. Martin@mail.atu.edu Professors: Harris, Shry Associate Professors: McLellan, StewartAbernathy, Titus Assistant Professors: Earnest, Gadberry, Martin, Osburn, Ward, Wilkerson, Willmering The Behavioral Sciences Department includes the allied disciplines of psychology, sociology, anthropology, criminal justice, and rehabilitation science. The student is offered the opportunity to develop an understanding of human behavior via the distinctive approach of each discipline as well as an integrated view of interpersonal, social, and cultural activities. The department has several distinctive goals. It gives basic preparation which may lead to advanced study, it provides a career line for work in state and local agencies and programs, it provides practical experience and skills in human services, and it offers electives to support other programs of study in the University. The student may select a major or minor in psychology, sociology, and rehabilitation science, or minor in anthropology or criminal justice. While each area outlines a complete program below, one of the objectives of the department is to maintain maximum flexibility of planning with each student within the context of the broad range of offerings. Each student is encouraged to consult with a departmental advisor at the earliest opportunity to develop a program appropriate to his/her interests and goals.

34. Accounting Jobs UK: Is It Ethical Or Are You Flogging A Dead Horse? The latest UK Accounting careers recruitment news and advice. Under the rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 criminal convictions can become spent http://www.accountingjobsuk.co.uk/advice/work_issues/yourcareer.html

Is it ethical or are you flogging a dead horse? Lying can put a strain on everything right from the word go. You will be nipping and tucking every misshaped statement to cover the non-existent excuses until it becomes a farce, matched only by the French classics of the late 19th century. Hark! I hear you shout. What is he going on about? I am referring to the fine line that many people play around when it comes to disclosing personal information about themselves. You may be in a good job with good prospects but at the back of your mind lies a doubt. Before applying for your current position you had a run in with a drunken lout outside a pub one night. It wasn't your fault but you got into a fight and he ended up in hospital leaving you with a charge of GBH. Your life before and since has been a picture of perfection as you ride up the corporate ladder. Success is so good that you don't mention the conviction when you are asked. A persons past invariably affects that persons future. A failed education can restrict a persons ability to move on when potential employers are looking for good GCSE's as opposed to bad trips on LSD. Civil actions and criminal records can restrict people in getting the job that they want. Its Monday morning and back to work after another non-eventful weekend. You meet the same faces with the added excitement of meeting possibly new ones. Cup of coffee to start the day and you have your banter ready for the go. But your mate, who normally gets in before you, isn't at his desk. The steam from the hot coffee and the skewed chair tells you he is about. But where? You think nothing more and carry on with your chores for the day. A few minutes tick by and a shadow draws over your desk from the other side, where your missing colleague normally sits. But he is missing no more. He is accompanied, not by the sexy PA but by the security man from downstairs, about to escort him out of the building.

35. Opportunities In Law Enforcement & Criminal Justice Careers Book Related careers in public safety and criminal justice. The practice of law. Corrections and rehabilitation. criminalistics and the crime lab http://www.911hotjobs.com/bookstore/pn384.htm

Quick Menu: Law Enforcement Jobs Fire / EMS Jobs Post a Job Member's Area s Test Center Police Employment Books Product # 384 Media Type: Book Retail Price: $23.00 Our Price: $18.00 ordering options Phone Orders. 24x7! Opportunities in Law Enforcement Criminal Justice Careers More than 100 opportunities for job seekers! In Opportunities in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Careers, youll find: An informative history of law enforcement, from its beginnings to todays high-tech methods Thorough descriptions of jobs available at the city, county, state, and federal levels, as well as careers in the private sector Authoritative advice on the educational and/or military requirements for todays law enforcers Profiles of many related jobs in the field, including polygraph operator, document examiner, and corrections officer These indispensable guides will tell you everything you need to know in order to make an intelligent and informed decision about your careerand your future.

36. Telecoms Jobs Source - Advice & Careers For Telecoms Professionals Further your career with advice articles on developing your career, Under the rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974 criminal convictions can become http://www.telecomsjobsource.co.uk/articles/career_convict_a.html

Telecom Resources News Events and conferences Publications Links Career Resources Work Issues Career Development Career Advice Lifestyle ... Salaries and Benefits About Us Link to us Privacy Statement Advertise Contact Us Job Search Powered by Career Development Is it ethical or are you flogging a dead horse? Lying can put a strain on everything right from the word go. You will be nipping and tucking every misshaped statement to cover the non-existent excuses until it becomes a farce, matched only by the French classics of the late 19th century. Hark! I hear you shout. What is he going on about? A persons past invariably affects that persons future. A failed education can restrict a persons ability to move on when potential employers are looking for good GCSE's as opposed to bad trips on LSD. Civil actions and criminal records can restrict people in getting the job that they want.

37. Strategies In Soc, Criminal Justice And HS criminal Justice. Corrections \ rehabilitation \ Law Enforcement \ Judiciary Source Career summary information prepared by the Career Planning staff of http://socsci.edgewood.edu/careers/soc_cj_hs.htm

Sociology, Criminal Justice, Human Services Human Services Employers in HUMAN SERVICES Strategies for HUMAN SERVICES Criminal Justice Employers in CRIMINAL JUSTICE Strategies for CRIMINAL JUSTICE Environment and Society Employers in ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY Strategies for ENVIRONMENT AND SOCIETY Government Employers in GOVERNMENT Strategies for GOVERNMENT Social Science Research Employers in SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Strategies for SOCIAL SCIENCE RESEARCH Business Employers in BUSINESS Strategies for BUSINESS Education Employers in EDUCATION Strategies for EDUCATION Source: Career summary information prepared by the Career Planning staff of Career Services at The University of Tennessee, Knoxville. (Revised 1999) Links to Occupational Outlook Handbook: Sociology and Social Work Social workers Social scientists, other Market and survey researchers Social Assistance, except Child Day Care ... Advertising, marketing, promotions, public relations, and sales managers Links to Occupational Outlook Handbook: Criminal Justice Probation officers and correctional treatment specialists Private detectives and investigators Paralegals and legal assistants Lawyers ... State and Local Government, Excluding Education and Hospitals

38. College Of Public Affairs And Community Service - Graduate Studies - University Informed and knowledgeable practitioners in the criminal justice system are needed A graduate degree prepares students for careers in rehabilitation and http://www.unt.edu/pais/grad/gccs.htm

UNT Home Graduate Studies College of Public Affairs and Community Service College of Public Affairs and Community Service Overview The college Graduate degree programs are offered in: Applied anthropology, M.A., M.S. Applied economics, M.S. Applied gerontology, Ph.D. Behavior analysis, M.S. Criminal justice, M.S. General studies in aging, M.A., M.S. Long-term care, senior housing and aging services, M.A., M.S. Public administration, M.P.A. Public administration and management, Ph.D. Rehabilitation services, M.S. Sociology, M.A., M.S., Ph.D. Applied anthropology The study of anthropology has taken on heightened significance with the growing frequency and intensity of international and intercultural exchanges. As a society we are witnessing the increase of diversity in our communities. The master of arts and master of science degrees with a major in applied anthropology are grounded in the theory and methods of anthropology. While designed to prepare students for employment outside academia, students are also prepared in theory and method to transfer to a doctoral program. Graduates apply anthropological knowledge in private and public sectors, foundations and businesses in local, regional and international arenas. They address compelling social problems and operate and administer agencies charged with addressing those problems. They have the knowledge necessary to undertake informed and thoughtful action as practitioners, administrators, agency-based researchers and program evaluators. The program is designed to give students an excellent grounding in anthropology and the opportunity through internships to apply their knowledge.

39. Careers @ CNIB Career Employment Counsellor - Vancouver, BC education in the areas of Vocational rehabilitation, Counselling Psychology or Career A criminal record check will be required prior to job offer. http://www.cnib.ca/eng/careers/current/career-employ-coun-vancouver-081905.htm

40. Careers Allegations or admissions of criminal conduct, regardless of whether the person was Acquittal; There is clear evidence of successful rehabilitation. http://www.military.com/Careers/Content1?file=criminal_conduct.htm&area=Referenc

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