Justice, Law, and Society

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Secondary Education Certificate Program Option

Coordinator: Dr. Julie Smith

Any student interested in teacher certification in this field should refer to the Secondary Education portion of this catalog. Secondary Education Certification in this discipline has its own separate course requirements for the completion of the major and certification. It is advised that any interested student make an appointment with the Secondary Education coordinator.

Programs

• Criminology, B.A.
• Criminology, Digital Forensics Investigation Concentration, B.A.
• Criminology, Forensic Accounting in Criminal Investigations Concentration, B.A.
• Criminology, Pre-Law Concentration, B.A.
• History/Political Science, B.A.
• History/Political Science, Pre-Law Concentration, B.A.
• History/Political Science, Social Studies Secondary Education Specialization, B.A.

• Army Reserve (ROTC)
• Criminology Minor
• History Minor
• Legal Studies Minor
• Political Science Minor
• Sociology Minor

• Criminology, Correctional Administration Certificate
• Criminology, Criminal Justice Addictions Professional Certificate
• Criminology, Forensic Investigation Certificate
• Legal Studies, Paralegal Certificate

Courses

• ANTR 101 - Anthropology

• CRIM 101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice
• CRIM 110 - Multiculturalism in Criminal Justice
• CRIM 200 - Criminal Law
• CRIM 201 - Introduction to Forensic Science
• CRIM 205 - Criminological Theory
• CRIM 260 - Criminal Procedure and Admissibility of Evidence
• CRIM 261 - Critical Issues in Criminal Justice
• CRIM 263 - Introduction to Law Enforcement
• CRIM 264 - Introduction to Corrections
• CRIM 270 - Juvenile Justice
• CRIM 281 - Special Topics in Criminology
• CRIM 291 - Theory and Techniques of Interviewing
• CRIM 293 - Substance Use and Abuse in Criminal Justice
• CRIM 295 - Criminal Investigation
• CRIM 296 - Criminology Seminar
• CRIM 298 - The Mount Aloysius Project: Forensic Investigation Simulation
• CRIM 301 - Criminology Research Methods
• CRIM 305 - Criminal Justice Management
• CRIM 310 - Treatment of Addiction in the Criminal Justice System
• CRIM 315 - Community Corrections
• CRIM 320 - Evidence
• CRIM 322 - Victimology
• CRIM 325 - Mediocolegal Investigation of Death
• CRIM 345 - Criminalistics and Crime Scene Analysis
• CRIM 350 - Social Deviance
• CRIM 381 - Special Topics in Criminology
• CRIM 401 - Advanced Criminological Seminar
• CRIM 407 - Penology
• CRIM 415 - Investigation of Violent, Serial, and Sexually Motivated Crime
• CRIM 420 - Criminology Internship
• CRIM 420C - Criminology Internship (Clinical)
• CRIM 430 - Crime and Social Inequality
• CRIM 450 - Criminal Justice Ethics
• CRIM 470 - Women and Crime
• CRIM 475 - Criminal Investigative Analysis (Criminal Profiling)
• CRIM 481 - Advanced Special Topics in Criminology

• GEOG 101 - World Regional Geography
• GEOG 201 - Introduction to Geography

• HIST 101 - World Civilizations to 1500
• HIST 102 - World Civilizations since 1500
• HIST 120 - History of American Crafts
• HIST 201 - American History to 1877
• HIST 202 - American History since 1877
• HIST 220 - Women in American History
• HIST 235 - History and Politics of Epidemic Disease
• HIST 281 - Special Topics in History
• HIST 305 - History and Politics of Latin America
• HIST 310 - Social & Cultural History of the United States
• HIST 315 - History and Politics of the Far East
• HIST 325 - Medieval Europe
• HIST 340 - Colonial and Revolutionary America
• HIST 350 - America in the Interwar Period
• HIST 360 - Pennsylvania History
• HIST 381 - Special Topics in History
• HIST 401 - History and Political Science Seminar
• HIST 410 - Europe in the Twentieth Century
• HIST 415 - History and Politics of Russia
• HIST 450 - History/Political Science Internship
• HIST 481 - Special Topics in History

• LGST 101 - Introduction to Law and Litigation
• LGST 105 - Civil Law
• LGST 111 - Introduction to Mock Trial
• LGST 200 - Criminal Law
• LGST 204 - Real Estate Law
• LGST 209 - Domestic Relations
• LGST 210 - Probate
• LGST 211 - Business Law I
• LGST 212 - Business Law II
• LGST 280 - Legal Assistant Internship
• LGST 310 - Introduction to Legal Research
• LGST 315 - Constitutional Law
• LGST 375 - Mock Trial Seminar

• MLSC 101 - Introduction to the Army
• MLSC 102 - Foundations of Agile and Adaptive Leadership
• MLSC 203 - Leadership and Decision Making
• MLSC 204 - Army Doctrine and Team Development
• MLSC 305 - Training Management and the Warfighting Functions
• MLSC 306 - Applied Leadership in Small Unit Operations
• MLSC 407 - The Army Officer
• MLSC 408 - Company Grade Leadership

• PLSC 101 - Introduction to Political Science
• PLSC 203 - American National Government
• PLSC 211 - Comparative Politics
• PLSC 235 - History and Politics of Epidemic Disease
• PLSC 240 - International Relations
• PLSC 281 - Special Topics in Political Science
• PLSC 305 - History and Politics of Latin America
• PLSC 315 - History and Politics of the Far East
• PLSC 340 - Comparative Political Economy
• PLSC 366 - Bureaucracy/Public Policy and Administration
• PLSC 375 - Political Violence and Terrorism
• PLSC 380 - The Western Political Tradition
• PLSC 381 - Special Topics in Political Science
• PLSC 403 - Gender and Politics
• PLSC 410 - U.S. Foreign Policy
• PLSC 415 - History and Politics of Russia
• PLSC 425 - The Presidency
• PLSC 435 - The Judicial Process and the United States Supreme Court
• PLSC 440 - The Legislative Process
• PLSC 450 - History/Political Science Internship

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