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204 SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs Dean: Damien D. Egijiri The Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy and Urban Affairs houses undergraduate programs in Criminal Justice and Political Science, two excellent and reputable programs that prepare students for advancement in law school, law enforcement, graduate school and career paths in the public and private sector. Other programs in the school include Doctor of Philosophy in Public Policy, Master of Public Administration, Master of Arts in the Social Sciences, and the Master of Criminal Justice program. The Master of Arts in the Social Sciences program offers concentrations in history, political science, and sociology. For information about the graduate programs, consult the Southern University Graduate School Catalog. The political science program familiarizes students with the values associated with positive and effective leadership in a democratic society and develops a framework for continuous personal and professional growth. Students of the school gain the knowledge and skills that will enable them to pursue and excel in graduate education or professional careers. Department of Criminal Justice Chair: Russell L. Dawkins Associate Professor: Allison Anadi, Russell L. Dawkins Assistant Professor: C. Hunter King Instructors: Stephone K. Addison, John S. Hart Adjuncts: Wilson Fields The Department of Criminal Justice prepares students for careers in the sub-agencies of the criminal justice system and for continued education in professional and graduate schools. National and international themes related to contemporary challenges to the police courts and corrections are among those studied and explored in theory and in practice through a diverse curriculum. The Department addresses one of the University’s primary goals in the development and infusion of electronic media into the course curriculum. Online courses support a student–centered environment that allows for e-teaching and e-learning experiences. The Department offers a master of criminal justice degree, and a bachelor of science degree in criminal justice, and an associate of science degree in law enforcement. The undergraduate programs operate as feeders to the new interdisciplinary master of science in criminal justice with a concentration in criminal investigation, and supporting specializations in law enforcement, corrections and public policy. The doctor of philosophy is planned to complete the range of study and degree programs in criminal justice in the Nelson Mandela School of Public Policy and Urban affairs.
BATON ROUGE CAMPUS 205 The Department offers membership to students in the criminal justice club, and in chapters of the National Association of Blacks in Criminal Justice, and Alpha Phi Sigma National Criminal Justice Honor Society. DEGREE REQUIREMENTS A.S. Degree in Law Enforcement The law enforcement program provides academic and participatory training leading to the Associate of Science Degree in Law Enforcement. The program is divided into two phases. The academic phase consists of 63 hours of courses in law enforcement and general education requirements in English, mathematics, sociology, political science, computer science, and natural sciences. Students must complete 24 semester hours in law enforcement. The practicum phase is designed to orient students to the applied aspects of law enforcement as the lead sub-agency of the criminal justice enterprise. B.S. Degree in Criminal Justice The Department of Criminal Justice strongly supports the General Education Program through involvement in an interdisciplinary educational opportunity. The Department anticipates tremendous growth beyond the State, towards national and international audiences. The focus on criminal prevention is inclusive of both the private and public sector and meant to inspire and promote critical examination through development of analytical skills, teaching of criminological thought and quantitative and qualitative inquiry to reduce risk, and criminal opportunity across global communities. The criminal justice major must complete 128 semester hours of which 27 hours must be in the core courses and 18 hours in elective courses in criminal justice and criminology; 21 hours are “free electives.” Students must also complete requirements for the community service experience, the African- American experience, the writing proficiency, and the departmental exit examination. A minor in Criminal Justice is accomplished by completing a total of 21 hours: 18 hours of the core courses including CRJU 201, CRJU 202, CRJU 311, CRJU 345, CRJU 469, and CRJU 499, plus 3 hours of Internship (CRJU 300). ASSOCIATE OF SCIENCE DEGREE IN LAW ENFORCEMENT Freshman Year FIRST SEMESTER Course No. Cr. English ENGL 110 3 Mathematics MATH 130 3 Biology BIOL 104 4 Intro to Law Enf. LENF 230 3 Intro to Sociology SOCI 210 3 First Aid HLTH 210/110 2 TOTAL 18 SECOND SEMESTER Course No. Cr. English ENGL 111 3 Mathematics MATH 131 3 Science Elective 3 Criminal Law LENF 231 3 Foreign Language FOLG100 3 (Option: Spanish, French, German) TOTAL 15 Sophomore Year FIRST SEMESTER Course No. Cr. Computer Science CMPS 105 3 Criminal Investigation LENF 232 3 American Government POLS 200 3 Police Com. Relations LENF 233 3 Criminal Justice I CRJU 201 3 TOTAL 15 SECOND SEMESTER Course No. Cr. Law Enf. Elective LENF 3 Criminal Justice II CRJU 202 3 Corrections LENF 240 3 Traffic Administration LENF 241 3 Legal Bibliography LENF 242 3 TOTAL 15
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