2009–2010 Academic Catalog - Concordia University Ann Arbor

Concordia University Ann Arbor 2009–2010 Academic Catalog
Electives
Select 3 credits from the following courses.
COM334* Negotiations, Argumentation and Debate 3
COM405** Public Relations 3
Criminal Justice Administration
The Criminal Justice Administration major is designed for the working adult. The program features the
development of skills in professional leadership and administration, and prepares students for mid-level
management positions in criminal justice systems. In addition to an orientation session, the program features 15
courses, including Writing the Critical Analysis, Research Methods, and the Senior Project. Up to 30 credit hours
of the degree may be earned through credit for prior learning. The CJA major is aligned with the standards of
quality set by the national Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences for baccalaureate programs.
Criminal Justice Administration – Accelerated Degree Programs
ADP Core Courses
41 credits
17 credits
GST150 is a General Studies credit required of all ADP students. (1)
MAT101 and GST151 are pre-requisites for MAT105.
MAT105 is a pre-requisite for BUS402.
ADP310 Writing the Critical Analysis 3
BUS402 Research Methods 3
BUS484 Senior Project I 2
BUS485 Senior Project II 3
REL303 Foundations of Christianity 2
REL305 Faith, Values & Leadership 2
REL445 Ethics and Leadership 2
Courses for the Criminal Justice Administration Major
24 credits
CJA362 Criminology and Deviance 3
CJA372 Dimensions in Criminal Justice 3
CJA405 Law Enforcement and Police Services 3
CJA411 Criminal Law and Procedure 3
CJA425 Corrections 3
CJA432 Juvenile Justice Process 3
CJA440 Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice 3
CJA450 Supervision and Leadership 3
Public Safety
The Public Safety major is intended to meet the professional development needs of in-service and entry-level
personnel in public safety organizations of law enforcement, fire protection, emergency response management,
Emergency Medical Services (EMS) and Paramedic settings. This program was developed in collaboration with
the Michigan Academy of Emergency Services. Students who possess Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
certification may qualify for a maximum of 10 credits toward completion of the program. Those who have
Paramedic certification may qualify for a maximum of 35 credits. Additional certificates are subject to review for
transfer credit on an individual basis.
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