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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, A.S.
• Legal Studies, A.S.

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

• 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

• AN 101 - Anthropology

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

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

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

• LW 101 - Introduction to Law and Litigation
• LW 102 - Introduction to Legal Research
• LW 105 - Civil Law
• LW 111 - Introduction to Mock Trial
• LW 200 - Criminal Law
• LW 204 - Real Estate Law
• LW 209 - Domestic Relations
• LW 210 - Probate
• LW 211 - Business Law I
• LW 212 - Business Law II
• LW 280 - Legal Assistant Internship
• LW 301 - Pre-Law Seminar
• LW 315 - Constitutional Law
• LW 375 - Mock Trial Seminar
• LW 402 - Advanced Legal Research
• LW 465 - International Law
• LW 481 - Special Topics in Legal Studies

• PS 101 - Introduction to Political Science
• PS 203 - American National Government
• PS 211 - Comparative Politics
• PS 235 - History and Politics of Epidemic Disease
• PS 240 - International Relations
• PS 281 - Special Topics in Political Science
• PS 305 - History and Politics of Latin America
• PS 315 - History and Politics of the Far East
• PS 340 - Comparative Political Economy
• PS 366 - Bureaucracy/Public Policy and Administration
• PS 375 - Political Violence and Terrorism
• PS 380 - The Western Political Tradition
• PS 381 - Special Topics in Political Science
• PS 403 - Gender and Politics
• PS 410 - U.S. Foreign Policy
• PS 415 - History and Politics of Russia
• PS 425 - The Presidency
• PS 435 - The Judicial Process and the United States Supreme Court
• PS 440 - The Legislative Process
• PS 450 - History/Political Science Internship
• PS 481 - Special Topics in Political Science

• SO 100 - Introduction to Social Science
• SO 101 - Introductory Sociology
• SO 102 - Social Problems
• SO 120 - The Child in the Family

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