41. SJC - Criminal Justice Department arrest, detention, and rehabilitation of criminals, and the administration of criminaljustice agencies. Fact 3 criminal Justice majors pursue careers in law http://www.saintjoe.edu/programs/crim_justice.html

Why Criminal Justice? Why Criminal Justice at SJC? Related Links Division: Social Science Department: Sociology Criminal Justice - The study of the legal, law enforcement, and correctional systems in the United States, as well as the societal reaction to them. The Criminal Justice system is involved in the apprehension, prosecution, defense, sentencing, incarceration, and supervision of those charged with criminal offenses, as well as the prevention of crime and rehabilitation of offenders. Do you ever wonder why people commit crimes? Would you like to be involved in the detection, rehabilitation, or prevention of crime? Why Criminal Justice? Fact 1: Violent crime, economic and corporate crime, prison overcrowding, juvenile delinquency, national security, and street gangs are just some of the criminal justice issues in the United States today. Fact 2: The scope of Criminal Justice studies is broad, covering the arrest, detention, and rehabilitation of criminals, and the administration of criminal justice agencies. Fact 3: Criminal Justice majors pursue careers in law enforcement, corrections, juvenile justice, supervision, and administration. Many pursue graduate-level studies in areas such as the theoretical causes of crime, rehabilitation of criminals, and prevention of crime.

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43. 2001 - 2003 Undergraduate Catalog -- Marshall University 3 hrs. Introduction to the fields of counseling, various mental, physical andsocial disabilities, careers in Counseling and 431 criminal rehabilitation. http://www.marshall.edu/www/ugradcat/HTML/19/08.shtml

COURSES OF INSTRUCTION COUNSELING (CR) 100 Career Planning for Undecided Students. 1 hr. Designed for undecided college students. Helps explore career options and majors. Topics include interest testing, career information, decision-making skills, and job finding strategies. Course does not count toward graduation. 260 Peer Counseling. 3 hrs. Theory, practice, and intervention of peer helping relationships. Demonstration and practice of basic helper skills for resident advisers. Does not satisfy requirements for core courses nor restrictive electives. 261 Introduction to Group Guidance. 3 hrs. 262 Alcohol Counseling by Peers. 1 hr. History and practice of alcohol prevention and intervention by peer helpers. Designed to meet the needs of resident advisers. Does not satisfy requirements for core courses nor restricted electives. 263 AIDS Awareness. 1 hr.

44. DWU Catalog - Criminal Justice only for jobs, but for careers of leadership and patterns in treatment of criminaloffenders with processes and current innovative methods of rehabilitation. http://www.dwu.edu/catalog/courses/crim_justice.htm

HOME Catalog Courses Criminal Justice Criminal Justice Department Homepage Criminal Justice (CRJ) Criminal justice is a diverse field that includes study and preparation in understanding the nature and environment of criminal behavior. The program includes investigating and examining strategies, programs and agencies involved in the public and private responses to crime. The study of criminal justice prepares students for careers in law, law enforcement, court services, corrections, juvenile work and security operations. In addition to a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree with a major or minor in Criminal Justice, Dakota Wesleyan University also offers an Associate of Arts degree in this area. All of these options are offered within a strong liberal arts program, which stresses an interdisciplinary approach to knowledge and understanding and prepares students not only for jobs, but for careers of leadership, service and responsibility. Major Students who pursue an academic major in criminal justice complete a course of study involving a minimum of 39 academic semester credits. A core program of 24 required credits is augmented with a minimum of 15 elective credits. Students who major in criminal justice minor in a variety of academic disciplines depending on their goals. Criminal justice majors frequently minor in human services, behavioral sciences (psychology) or business (accounting).

45. Southern University At New Orleans of treatment, the core functions, and possible careers in the and organizations concernedwith prevention, treatment and criminal rehabilitation programs, etc. http://www.suno.edu/academics/substance_abuse.htm

SOUTHERN UNIVERSITY AT NEW ORLEANS Course Descriptions Substance Abuse 215 INTRODUCTION TO DRUG AND ALCOHOL ABUSE , credit, 3 hours. This is a survey course designed to acquaint the student with the variety of findings, problems, ethics, controversies and programs associated with drug and alcohol use/abuse. Multiple perspectives are covered ranging from political and legal to scientific and medical to the addicts themselves. The course ends with an orientation to existing varieties of treatment, the core functions, and possible careers in the fields of drug abuse treatment, control and prevention. 228 ALCOHOLISM: THE DISEASE MODEL , credit, 3 hours. This course provides the students with a clear understanding of the dynamics of alcoholism as a bio-psychosocial disease and its impact on the individual, family system and community at large. (Prerequisites: Substance Abuse 215 or permission of instructor) 315 DRUG/ALCOHOL IN INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS ,(formerly DRUGS/ALCOHOL IN INDUSTRY AND BUSINESS 415), credit 1-3 hours. The objective of this course is to provide strategies for managers and supervisors in business and industry for handling employee drug and alcohol abuse problems. The course provides a background in identifying abuse problems and strategies for treatment and referral; and it exposes the student to alternative strategies of treatment and modalities of referral so that employee performance can be improved and that drug/alcohol related accidents can be prevented.

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Education Queensland EQ home EQ ... Apply with EQ Employing Quality Teachers Search EQT All EQ Internet Employing Quality Teachers Why teach? Careers and vacancies Apply with EQ ... FAQ Apply with Education Queensland Step 2 - Complete the application form Legal disclosure To apply for employment as a teacher with Education Queensland, please download and complete the Application for Teacher Employment form The following document will assist you: Applying for Teacher Employment An application can be obtained from a district office. View Education Queensland's interactive maps to get contact details for your local district office. It is your responsibility to notify Education Queensland in writing of any changes to your application. Legal disclosure Under Section 9A of the Criminal Law (Rehabilitation of Offenders) Act 1986 , all applicants for school-based positions are required to disclose information regarding criminal convictions for: drugs misuse offences of a sexual nature abductions offences against liberty and morality.

47. CSUH Catalog 2002-2003: Criminal Justice Admin. (Undergraduate) designed for students interested in careers in probation justice administration andoffender treatment and rehabilitation. 4128, Internship in criminal Justice (4 http://www.csuhayward.edu/ecat/20022003/u-crja.html

Criminal Justice Administration Department Information Program Description Career Opportunities Preparation ... Undergraduate Courses Department Information Department of Criminal Justice Administration School of Arts, Letters, and Social Sciences Office: Meiklejohn Hall 4069 Phone: (510) 885-3590 Professors : Benjamin G. Carmichael (Chair), Marc G. Neithercutt Associate Professor : Patricia L. Zajac Assistant Professor : Matthew Petrocelli Lecturers : Charles Nice, Neil R. M. Stratton Please consult the 2003-2004 online catalog for any changes that may occur. Program Description The Department of Criminal Justice Administration offers an undergraduate program designed for the development of knowledge and understanding of practices, theory, and concepts of justice administration, as well as to prepare students for professional careers in justice administration, law enforcement, and corrections. The major includes two specialized options and the student selects one depending on her/his career interest. The Law Enforcement and Administration option affords the opportunity to work in government agencies and private organizations offering challenging positions in crime prevention, investigation, and control. It is designed for students interested in careers with federal, state, and local law enforcement agencies, or in law enforcement within the private sector. Employment opportunities include administrators of institutional programs, consultants to groups in mobilizing resources to combat social problems, and social scientists working toward understanding individual and group behavior and social control by means of law.

48. Cherry Hospital - Careers work history, personal references and criminal history. Human Resources (919)7313411Specialty careers and Internships which is part of rehabilitation Services http://www.dhhs.state.nc.us/mhddsas/cherry/CAREERS.HTM

Division of MH/DD/SAS Cherry Hospital C AREERS AT CHERRY HOSPITAL C HERRY HOSPITAL offers career opportunities in a wide variety of professional, certified, and technical areas. S ELECTION PROCESS - Applicants for certified positions will be required to undergo a drug screening and background investigation. The investigation will check the applicant's work history, personal references and criminal history. Benefits - Employees receive a generous fringe benefits package which includes: Sick Leave - 12 days per year Paid Holidays - Traditionally, 11 days a year Insurance - Regular employees qualify for fully paid enrollment in the State Health Plan, or the state will pay the same amount toward a state contracted Health Maintenance Organization; dependent coverage is also available at group rates. Unemployment compensation - The department contributes monthly premium payments for each employee which will provide unemployment compensation benefits to employees leaving department employment under qualifying circumstances. Workers' compensation - All employees are covered at no cost with benefits payable for injury, occupational disease, disability or death occuring while working in an official capacity for the department.

49. Criminal Justice At ODU include the concept of community, the nature of human nature, punishment, rehabilitation,and civil rights. criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all http://www.ohiodominican.edu/majors/criminaljustice/default.shtml

Home Majors Academic Affairs Academic Calendar ... WebCT Criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all sectors of the criminal justice system, sometimes after additional graduate study in criminology or public administration. Criminal Justice Degree offered: Bachelor of Arts Certificate offered: Criminal Justice The Criminal Justice major provides comprehensive coverage of the criminal justice system including the law, law enforcement, the courts, and corrections within the framework of the larger context of society and history. Themes addressed in this broad context include the concept of community, the nature of human nature, punishment, rehabilitation, and civil rights. Criminal Justice majors pursue careers in all sectors of the criminal justice system, sometimes after additional graduate study in criminology or public administration. For more information, visit the Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences For more information, contact:

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51. Careers In Psychology And Other Helping Professions waiver of Miranda Rights, criminal responsibility, death explore if exploring careersin psychology or Recreation Center Director rehabilitation Center Manager http://psych.arizona.edu/advising/aos.html

Careers in Psychology and Other Helping Professions Advising Center for Exploratory Students (ACES) at 621-7763 or stop by their office in Bear Down Gym. If you are interested in learning more about careers in psychology and other related areas, speak with a career counselor at Career Services in Old Main, Room 111, or arrange for an appointment with the academic advisor, Arezu K. Corella, in the Department of Psychology, at 621-7439 Occupational Outlook Handbook. Clinical Psychology Counseling Psychology Developmental Psychology A developmental psychologist investigates the emotional, mental, physical, and social development of individuals that takes place throughout life. Their focus used to be on childhood and adolescence, as one may study children to analyze learning processes, language development, and parents' influence on behavior, or study infants for patterns of social, motor, and sensory development. However, as life expectancy increases, they are becoming increasingly interested in aging, especially in researching and developing ways to help elderly people stay as independent as possible. One may administer tests to gauge patterns of development and decline, conduct animal experiments, or formulate theories for use in such fields as juvenile delinquency, education/guidance of children, parent education, and welfare of aged. May specialize in study and treatment of children and be designated a Child Psychologist. To be a developmental or child psychologist requires a doctorate degree.

52. Career Center And Internet Resources For Sociology Majors Services; Career in Social and rehabilitation Services; careers for careers for Kidsat Heart Others who Children; Law Enforcement and criminal Justice careers; http://www.career.pdx.edu/majorsociology.htm

Sociology Majors Career Center Library Resources Books Specifically Related to Sociology Majors Books of General Interest to Liberal Arts Majors Vocational Biographies ... Miscellaneous Career Center Library Resources The Career Center Library has a variety of resources to help students explore potential career fields. These resources include information about typical responsibilities, qualifications, career paths, job outlook, salary, and related careers. Books Specifically Related to Sociology Majors Opportunities in Social Science Careers Directory of Community Services Career in Social and Rehabilitation Services Careers for Caring People and Other Sensitive Types Careers for Good Samaritans and Other Humanitarian Types Great Careers: Guide to Careers in the Non-Profit Sector Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice Careers Opportunities in Gerontology Careers 100 Jobs in Social Change Jobs and Careers with Nonprofit Organizations Opportunities in Gerontology and Aging Services Careers Books of General Interest to Liberal Arts Majors The Best Jobs for the 1990s and into the 21st Century Career Guide for Creative and Unconventional People Making a Living while Making a Difference Vocational Biographies Vocational Biographies is a series to which the Career Center subscribes. Each volume contains 25 interviews of people working in all types of career fields. The interviews describe not only what a "day in the life" is like, but also give background information about how to prepare for the careers. The Career Center Library has nearly 2000 of these interviews, including interviews with:

53. Research Wizard - Keyword List By Discipline | Research | University Library Animal Rights; Asian American; Astronomy; Black Studies; careers; Censorship; Corrections;Courts; Crime; criminal Justice; criminal rehabilitation; Culture; Date Rape; http://library.unomaha.edu/research/wizard/disclist.php3?discipline=69

54. Lifetime Careers - Additional Support As Lifetime careers meets the requirements in respect of exempted questions underthe rehabilitation of Offenders will be subject to a criminal record check http://www.lifetime-careers.co.uk/bdr/advice/support_offend.htm

About Us How to Find Us Contact Us Publications ... Courses and Training Additional Support Work with Offenders and Ex-offenders Lifetime Careers works with offenders in local prisons and ex-offenders and offenders within the community. WHAT HELP IS ON OFFER Support on: issues influencing resettlement, for example, benefits, housing, employment, drugs and alcohol abuse; access to opportunities, employment, training, self-employment, voluntary work and education; interview techniques including the disclosure of criminal convictions; making realistic career choices in relation to criminal convictions. We also provide information on and/referral to specialist agencies, for example, NACRO, SOVA, DACRO. EMPLOYING PEOPLE WITH A CRIMINAL RECORD As Lifetime Careers meets the requirements in respect of exempted questions under the Rehabilitation of Offenders Act 1974, all applicants who are offered employment will be subject to a criminal record check from the Criminal Records Bureau before appointment is confirmed. This will include details of cautions, reprimands or final warnings, as well as convictions. For further information about the Criminal Records Bureau access their web site at www.crb.gov.uk

55. Master Header & Footer For Bibs Guide to Law Enforcement careers (1997). Justice corrections officer, criminal investigator,juvenile Human Services/Education rehabilitation counselor, fund http://www.gmu.edu/departments/cdc/wheretostart/sociology.htm

Where to Start . . . Career Resources SOCIOLOGY University Career Services 348 SUB I Phone: 993-2370 http://www.careers.gmu.edu Nancy Wallace , Career Counselor, nwallace @gmu.edu Career Field Information - BLUE Types (1999), chapter on researchers Government Careers (2001), an overview of the variety of careers in the federal government Careers for Introverts and Other Solitary Types (1999), chapters on writers, researchers, computer programmers (1999), section on social sciences Opportunities in Social Science Careers Careers in Sociology (1999), explores a variety of career options and types of organizations employing sociological practitioners) (BINS) Embarking Upon a Career with an Undergraduate Degree in Sociology” Sociologists in the Corporate World” Great Jobs for Sociology Majors “Careers in Sociology and Anthropology” (Careers Unlimited 2000 Video) Careers for Legal Eagles and Other Law-and-Order Types (1998), information on working in a police department, corrections field, the courtroom, and a law firm Careers in Fundraising Careers in Community Development (2001), describes a variety of jobs for individuals interested in the economic, physical and social revitalization of communities

56. SU [Sociology: Careers] The American Sociological Association's careers in Sociology social servicesin rehabilitation,case management, group parole, or other criminal justice work; http://www.salisbury.edu/schools/fulton/sociology/Careers.htm

Sociology Home Fulton Home Links About the Department Faculty Majors and Minors Schedule Of Classes ... Sociology Home Career Directions This Page: Things to consider Professional careers in sociology Jobs for college graduates Building on the sociology major Other Sites: SU Career Services Social Science Employers ASA Employment Links Things to consider Like most majors in the liberal arts the undergraduate major in sociology does not train students for one specific job. Think of it instead as a foundation for many possible careers. How you use your sociology degree depends on your answer to several questions: What additional education if any do you expect to receive? Being a professional sociologist requires at least a master's degree. A Ph.D. will qualify you for the higher jobs in the profession. Graduate education is also a gateway to other professions such as law or public health. Although students with only the bachelor's degree are not considered professional sociologists they can apply what they have learned in a wide variety of jobs. What kind of sociological activity would you like to be involved in? The main alternatives are teaching research and the many forms of sociological practice. Sociological practice applies sociology for such purposes as evaluating programs and policies changing organizations resolving social conflicts and counseling individuals or groups. Many combinations of activity are also possible. Academic sociologists usually combine teaching and research and many of the practical jobs most relevant to sociology involve doing research or applying the research findings of others.

57. Occupations Online - Search For Information About Occupations versions of leaflets on ‘rehabilitation of Offenders Act’, ‘Disclosing convictions’,‘criminal records checks In the careers library, classified under http://www.connexions.gov.uk/occupations/content.cfm?contentID=27

58. Indiana Wesleyan University - Www.indwes.edu and probation officers, criminal rehabilitation counselors, and administrators. Thecriminal justice major is also excellent preparation for careers in related http://www.indwes.edu/Academics/Divisions/Behavioral/CriminalJustice/

admissions academics athletics alumni ... home Indiana Wesleyan University Department Of Criminal Justice First Things First At Indiana Wesleyan, we are preparing men and women to serve God in whatever capacity they can. This means that we are concerned that students develop as whole people, keeping the spiritual, intellectual, social, and physical facets of their lives in balance. We are committed to helping you integrate your faith and your life, including your career plans, in an exciting way. When you finish your degree program, you will have not only the proficiency you need to succeed professionally but also the spiritual foundation to make that profession a true service to God and to your community. Criminal Justice Major Indiana Wesleyan University's Criminal Justice major is designed to prepare students for work in law enforcement, probation and other court services, corrections, or other agencies connected with the criminal justice system. A major objective of the program is to provide a Biblical perspective on several basic issues of justice: What conduct is (or should be) prohibited by law?

59. Psychology Careers Psychology careers Medicine, Education, Business Administration, and criminal Justice. clinics,parole and probation offices, rehabilitation counseling services http://psychology.smsu.edu/advising/pages/careers.htm

Southwest Missouri State University Psychology Advising About the Program Advising in Psychology Honors Degree in Psychology Declaring a Major ... Psychology Advising Psychology Careers Persons trained as psychologists find employment in a variety of settings. In the academic world, psychologists are employed as instructors and/or research scientists in departments of Psychology, Psychiatry, Medicine, Education, Business Administration, and Criminal Justice. Psychologists are also employed at student counseling centers and student health centers. State and federal governments employ psychologists in many work sites such as mental hospitals, mental health clinics, parole and probation offices, rehabilitation counseling services, employment offices, juvenile detention centers, prisons, psychological testing programs, personnel evaluation sections, and research institutes. Psychologists are also used as consultants on government projects. In business and industry, psychologists are employed in positions as personnel and human resource managers and consultants, human factors/engineering psychologists, personnel evaluation and selection specialists, human factors analysts, public relations workers, market analysts/researchers, and program and production evaluators. For example, companies such as Proctor and Gamble employ psychologists to do consumer product research, and advertising agencies employ psychologists to conduct surveys.

60. University Of Houston Victoria - Arts And Science prevented and developing effective criminal rehabilitation methods, then of Sciencedegree in criminal Justice can and state law enforcement careers including http://uhvas.victoriatexas.net/undergraduate_programs/index.php?req=program&prog

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