Students will gain knowledge in the Criminal Justice field and be exposed to the workings of the criminal justice systems, introduced to law enforcement, its history and development in the U.S., and various topics relating to the world of ethics and its application within the criminal justice system, the collection and comparison of physical evidence, the basics and theory of investigation, and the procedures and techniques relating to criminal evidence.
Technical Certificate Wildlife Enforcement
The Technical Certificate requires 33 hours of classes, including:
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ENG 1003 Freshman English I
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MATH 1013 Technical Math (or higher)
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SPCH 1203 Oral Communications
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PSY 2013 Introduction to Psychology
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SOC 2213 Principles of Sociology
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POSC 2103 Intro to U.S. Government or POSC 2203 State and Local Government
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CRIM 1013 Introduction to Law Enforcement
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CRIM 1023 Introduction to Criminal Justice
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CRIM 1113 Ethical Dilemmas
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CRIM 2263 Criminal Evidence and Procedure
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CRIM 2253 Criminal Investigations
Certificate of Proficiency Wildlife Enforcement
The Certificate of Proficiency requires nine hours of classes, including:
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CRIM 1013 Introduction to Law Enforcement
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CRIM 1113 Ethical Dilemmas
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CRIM 2253 Criminal Investigations
Contact Information
Dr. Doug Larkins, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice
Office: England Center, Room 104
Phone: 501.882.4473
Email: drlarkins