2003-2005 - Special Collections - University of Baltimore

Specialization in Correctional Program Analysis and Evaluation
Choose three ofthe followingfor a total ofnine credits:
PUAD 628 Statistical Applications in Public Administration (3)
PUAD 629 Public Program Evaluation (3)
PUAD 630 Analytic Techniques for Public Decision Making (3)
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CRJU 615 Criminal Justice Planning Systems Applications (3)
Specialization in General Administration
Choose three ofthe followingfor a total ofnine credits; only one coursefrom CRJU selectiom:
CRJU 707 Community Corrections (3)
CRJU 611 Contemporary Corrections (3)
PUAD 740 Administrative Law and Regulation (3)
PUAD 621 Public Personnel and Human Resource Management (3)
PUAD 622 Public Budget and Fiscal Administration (3)
PUAD 627 Legal and Ethical Environment of Public Administration (3)
PUAD 731 Public Employee Labor Relations and Collective Bargaining (3)
MGMT 710 Human Resource Management (3)
Please note: Students may not apply more than nine total credits from business courses to
the certificate requirements.
Police Administration, Graduate Certificate
Dr. Cindy J. Smith, Program Director
FACULTY: Members of the Division of Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Social Policy,
and the Division ofGovernment and Public Administration.
The graduate certificate program in Police Administration, offered by the Division of
Criminology, Criminal Justice, and Social Policy, provides an intensive and focused course
ofstudy in management and administration designed for individuals already employed in
the police field. Upon the successful completion of the 2 I-credit program, students are
awarded the graduate certificate in Police Administration.
The certificate is not in any respect the equivalent ofa master's degree, but rather recognizes
the completion of a unique and rigorous course ofgraduate study. Students may
elect to continue their studies toward a master's degree. The certificate program is specifically
articulated with the M.S. in Criminal Justice and Master of Public Administration
degrees.
The 21 -credit certificate program consists of four required courses and three electives.
Of the required courses, two are offered by the Division of Criminology, Criminal Justice,
and Social Policy and two by the Division ofGovernment and Public Administration.
With the elective courses, students choose to specialize in personnel administration, labor
relations, program analysis and evaluation, or general administration. Completion of this
program provides police personnel with knowledge and skills directly relevant to the management
and administration ofpolice organizations.
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