Criminal Justice and Police Studies Pilot Program
Corbin Campus is offering a Pilot Criminal Justice and Police Studies Program. The program offers Criminal Justice and Police Studies courses towards the associate and baccalaureate degree. The purpose of undergraduate programs in criminal justice and police studies is to educate students to be critical thinkers who can communicate their thoughts effectively in oral and written form. Our programs will familiarize students with facts and concepts and teach students to apply this knowledge to related problems and changing situations. Primary objectives of our criminal justice and police studies programs include the development of critical thinking; communication, technology, and computing skills; quantitative reasoning; ethical decision-making; and an understanding of diversity.
The undergraduate criminal justice program affords students the opportunity to develop knowledge and skills above the introductory level through a logically sequenced, coherent, and rigorous body of coursework.
Both our programs in criminal justice and police studies are part of a broadly based degree program with a balance of general education, required, and elective courses in criminal justice and in related fields, and unrestricted electives wherever possible.
For information contact:
Stephen F. Kappeler
Criminal Justice and Police Studies Coordinaor of Extended Campuses
Advisor/Alpha Phi Sigma - Theta Xi - Corbin
Advisor/Lambda Alpha Epsilon - Theta Gamma Epsilon - Corbin
College of Justice & Safety
Department of Criminal Justice
Eastern
Corbin, KY40701
Office: (859) 622-6710
Corbin main line: (606) 528-0551
The following classes are offered for the criminal justice and police studies program at the Corbin Campus for Fall 2007
Criminal Justice
CRJ 101-Introduction to Criminal Justice
CRJ 312-Judicial Processes
CRJ 315-Administration of Justice
CRJ 325-White Collar Crime
CRJ 388-Criminal Justice Research
CRJ 406-Critical Issues Criminal Justice
CRJ 423-Special Topics: Law and Society
Police Studies
PLS 103-Founditions of Policing
PLS 216-Criminal Law
PLS 326-Police, Liability, & Ethics
PLS 330-Special Topics: Community Policing
PLS 415-Contemporary Police Studies
PLS 416-Criminal Procedures
Online
CRJ 331-Perspectives Crime & Delinquency
CRJ 388-Criminal Justice Research
CRJ 423-Special Topics: Law and Society
CRJ 423-Gender Perspective/ Contemporary Terrorism
PLS 326-Police, Liability, & Ethics
PLS 330- Special Topics: Community Policing
Department of Criminal Justice and Police Studies for
Dr. Carole Garrison, Department Chair
