Criminal Justice students acquire and understand the basic knowledge of the criminal justice system and recognize the importance of its liberal arts, interdisciplinary foundation; gain a basic understanding of the theoretical material important to the social sciences and criminal justice; develop a basic philosophy of justice and social welfare that lends itself to sound ethical practice and demonstrate the ability to synthesize and integrate knowledge, theory and philosophy bringing it to bear on professional behavior.

Andrews Hall

Program Information:

• Criminal Justice Faculty
• For course descriptions, and a listing of majors and minors offered, view the new Catalog
• Class Schedules