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CCJ 6092: Drugs, Crime, and Policy (3) Interdisciplinary
introduction to the study of drugs, drug use, and drug control.
CCJ 6285: Criminal Justice Process (3) Police, courts, and the
correction system.
CCJ 6619: Crime and the Life Course (3) Intensive examination
of crime and the life course. How criminal activity is patterned over
time.
CCJ 6643: White Collar Crime(3) White collar and corporate
crime.
CCJ 6657: Alcohol, Drugs, and Crime (3) Research and
perspectives on drug and alcohol use.
CCJ 6669: Race and Crime (3) Research and theoretical
perspectives on the relationship between race and crime.
CCJ 6705: Research Methods in Crime, Law, and Justice(3)
Research issues (qualitative, quantitative, and historical) associated
with crime, law, and justice, including skills to become consumers
and producers of research.
CCJ 6708: Research Issues in Crime and Deviance (3) Overview
of data sources and research methods used to study delinquency,
crime, and deviance.
CCJ 6712: Evaluation Research (3) Provides skills for evaluating
criminology and criminal justice programs.
CCJ 6905: Independent Study(1-3; max: 6) Reading or research
areas in criminology, law, and society. Topics not available in
current courses.
CCJ 6910: Supervised Research (1-3; max: 3) S/U.
CCJ 6920: Seminar in Criminological Theory (3) Classic and
contemporary explanations of criminal activity.
CCJ 6971: Research for Master's Thesis (1-9) S/U.
CCJ 7742: Research Methods in Crime, Law, and Justice II (3)
Prereq: CCJ 6705. Quantitative and qualitative methods.
CCJ 7921: Professional Development in Criminology, Law, and
Society (3) Professional aspects of research, teaching, and service
activities in the areas of crime, justice, law, and society. S/U.
CCJ 7979: Advanced Research(1-12) Research for doctoral
students before admission to candidacy. Designed for students with
a master's degree in the field of study or for students who have
been accepted for a doctoral program. Not appropriate for students
who have been admitted to candidacy. S/U.
CCJ 7980: Research for Doctoral Dissertation(1-15) S/U.
CJC 6120: Corrections and Public Policy (3) Issues associated
with corrections and public policy. Incarceration, community
corrections, and probation.
CJL 6089: Humanitarian Law (3) Concepts and rules dealing with
human rights law of armed conflict.
CJL 6090: Law and Social Science (3) The interface between law
and knowledge from various social scientific disciplines, including
psychology, sociology, history, and anthropology.
CJL 6091: Anthropology of Law (3) The nature of law crossculturally
and cross-nationally. Relationships with various forms of
socioeconomic and political organization.