Welcome
Becoming an agent of change
As a student in the Department of Criminology and Criminal
Justice, you will:
- study a diverse range of specializations
- learn how you can best help to impart social
justice in the community
- collaborate with faculty members on research
- be part of innovative projects which will
impact the constantly evolving and progressing fields of criminology and
criminal justice
- prepare to enter the job market and join other
agents of change who are making a difference
“One of the 25 cutting edge schools tied to several of the 50 hottest career choices’’ -Kaplan
Publishing’s College Guide Book
Announcements
Check out our online BS Undergraduate degree in Criminology
and Criminal Justice. Our online degrees have a high national ranking!
Congratulations to Dr. Rob Schehr, recipient of the DOJ Wrongful Conviction Program Grant. Check out the International Wrongful Convictions blog launched by Dr. Schehr and his Innocence Network colleagues!
Congratulations to Dr. Neil Websdale, recipient of the NAU FRASA
Project Grant.
Congratulations to Jennifer Willson! After graduating from the Master's of Applied Criminology in May 2012, she will begin her career with the Navy as a Cryptology-Linguist.
Congratulations to instructor and alumni Sarah Yercich for her acceptance to the Criminology Doctoral program at Simon Fraser University in Vancouver, Canada! She has received full funding and will begin her studies at SFU in Fall 2012.
Congratulations to CCJ Faculty, Dr. Christine Arazan and Dr. Rebecca Maniglia who have each been named as an Educator of Influence, in the 2012 Gold Axe Awards.
Congratulations to Dr. Phoebe Morgan who has had the Phoebe Morgan First Generation Scholarship named for her by ASU!