Criminal Justice Sciences Division

Dr. Vivian Djokotoe

We are pleased you have taken the time to explore our program, and I would personally like to welcome you on behalf of our faculty and staff and to let you know you are welcome here regardless of the area of criminal justice you are interested in. Our program is one of the most comprehensive in the Northwest and we approach criminal justice across the entire spectrum of crime prevention. Contrary to misconceptions about criminal justice as a narrow field that only prepares law enforcement officers, our students gain knowledge that prepares them to function in settings which have nothing to do with offenders, all the way through corrections at the highest levels. Our graduates can be found working in the community to reduce the risk of offending, working as law enforcement officers at local, state, and federal levels, as community preparedness officers, forensics personnel, functioning in juvenile and adult corrections, and working at various levels of the judicial system. Our friendly and knowledgeable faculty is always ready to speak to you about anything you would like to learn about us. We are uniquely poised with faculty who possess broad and diverse educational and professional backgrounds to meet a variety of student goals within this field. Navigating our website should provide you with an idea of what we offer our students.

Click on the links below to see what the
Criminal Justice Sciences Division offers:

BS Criminal Justice

MA Criminal Justice

Minor Homeland Security & Community Preparedness

Minor Youth Crime Studies

Minor Forensic Anthropology

for Criminal Justice majors

for Anthropology majors

for non CJ/ANTH major

Certificate Homeland Security & Community Preparedness

Social Science major with a Criminal Justice concentration

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