41. Careers As A Cop - City Of Muskegon Police Department a variety of shifts on patrol and your duties will include district patrol, trafficenforcement and investigation, criminal investigation, crime prevention http://www.muskegonpolice.com/personnel/hiring.asp

Police Navigation - Police Home - Police Chief Welcome - Muskegon's Most Wanted - Personnel ... - Citizens Police Academy The City of Muskegon covers a 26 square mile area comprised of lakeshore, parks, business and residential areas, offering a variety of restaurants, retail stores, theaters and museums. Located nearby are amusement parks, golf courses, and other items of interest and entertainment for you and your family. In addition to the numerous elementary and middle schools, Muskegon offers you the opportunity to continue your education with two colleges located in the City, offering two- and four-year degrees along with graduate studies. The Muskegon Police Department is a professional and progressive police agency service a culturally diverse population located on the beautiful shores of Lake Michigan. As a la w enforcement officer, you will accept the responsibility of working with other officers and citizens to ensure that Muskegon remains a safe and enjoyable community to live in and raise your family. Upon your appointment as a police officer with the City of Muskegon (after completion of academy if not already a certified officer transferring from another agency), you will receive 14 weeks of intensive instruction from one of the department's Field Training Officers. Upon completion of the Field Training Program, you will be assigned to work a variety of shifts on patrol and your duties will include: district patrol, traffic enforcement and investigation, criminal investigation, crime prevention and public relations.

42. UMUC-Europe :: Ugrad :: Descript :: CT : in criminal justice or students interested in pursuing careers with local A studyof techniques and procedures utilized in criminal investigation, including 1 http://www.ed.umuc.edu/index.php?path=ugrad,descript,ct,cj.html

43. Criminal Justice And The Police Academy Northeastern Junior College criminal Justice Ethics Introduction to Corrections and Penology Institutional OperationsEvidence and Crime Scene investigation. careers in criminal Justice. http://nejc.cc.co.us/police/criminaljustice.htm

Criminal Justice and the Police Academy Northeastern Junior College The Criminal Justice Program at Northeastern Junior College is designed to prepare a student for career in law enforcement, probation, parole and corrections. There continues to be a growing demand for trained and knowledgeable individuals in all of the career areas with local, state and federal government agencies. NJC offers a variety of options. Students may select from a P.O.S.T. (Police Officers Standards and Training) Certificate program for law enforcement positions; A.A.S. or A.G.S. degree in Criminal Justice with emphasis in either law enforcement or corrections. The A.A.S. is designed to get students into the work place as soon as possible while the A.G.S. degree option will better prepare a student who desires to continue their education at a four year institution and pursue an advanced degree. Students can select from over 35 courses in the Criminal Justice Department, including: Criminology Community Based Correction Criminal Investigation Constitutional Law Juvenile Law and Procedure Criminal Justice Management and Administration Classification, Treatment and Management of Inmates

44. White-Collar Criminal Careers, 1976-1978: Federal Judicial Districts from offender rap sheets from the Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI). WHITECOLLARCRIMINAL careers, 1976-1978 FEDERAL JUDICIAL DISTRICTS Computer file. http://www.icpsr.umich.edu:8080/ABSTRACTS/06540.xml?format=NACJD

45. Criminal Justice Occupational Program Guide Justice program prepares students for careers in state and specialized courses inconstitutional law, criminal procedure and investigation, and other http://www.cod.edu/Academic/AcadProg/Occ_Voc/CrimOcc.htm

Important Information For Students Pre-Course Testing First Quarter Possibilities Program Notes ... Other Occupational Programs of Study CAREER OPPORTUNITIES The increasing importance of higher education for professionals in criminal justice is one of the most noteworthy trends in recent years in this challenging field. The associate in applied science degree offered by the Criminal Justice program prepares students for careers in state, county and local law enforcement, and entry-level corrections and private security positions. Career opportunities in all areas of criminal justice are expected to increase in the next decade. Society will need well-educated and well-prepared professionals to address future challenges asked of law enforcement and other criminal justice agencies. The College of DuPage Criminal Justice program prepares students to enter or advance in this important field. Critical to career success in criminal justice are excellent communication skills and an understanding of human behavior and motivation. Students must understand criminal law and procedure and the role of the professional in applying law in the important daily decisions that are part of this field. This degree requires students to incorporate studies in written and oral communication, social and behavioral sciences, and specialized courses in constitutional law, criminal procedure and investigation, and other areas of criminal justice.

46. Private Investigation Careers: Home Study Distance Learning Courses of custody; marking and packaging evidence; the death investigation. computerizedinformation brokers; psychics; psycholinguistic analysis; criminal profiling. http://www.pcdi-homestudy.com/courses/jr/outline.html

Your comprehensive lessons are clear and well-organized; easy to follow, yet challenging and stimulating at the same time. Each lesson begins with an introductory note from your instructor, plus a preview outlining the subject matter and study objectives. Next comes the reading assignment from your text, lesson book, or supplemental references. Practice exercises help you check and review the key concepts you've learned. Then, turn in your open-book exam for the lesson, whenever YOU are ready. W. Larry Davis is the author and instructor of The Professional Private Investigator Program. As a licensed private investigator since 1984, Mr. Davis knows that a career in private investigation is full of surprises. And he's eager to share his many exciting experiences with you! He's worked on and solved hundreds of cases. He's also a seasoned educator who appreciates the value of professional training. Lesson 1: HISTORY OF INVESTIGATION. Local, state, and federal investigators; what private investigators do; the detective mystique; licensing issues; the third degree; scientific methods and the research revolution in investigating. Lesson 2: THE INVESTIGATION PROCESS.

47. Careers Criminology Options the data that May establish a link to a suspect in a criminal investigation. Pleaserefer to that section for more information regarding careers in Criminology http://career.asc.ohio-state.edu/careers/sbs/Criminology/crimopt.htm

College of Social and Behavioral Sciences Options S tudents in Criminology have a wide range of options available to them. A liberal arts degree equips students with a broad-based education that can give students access to a number of fields. Here are some of the options available to Criminology majors: Law Enforcement Drug Enforcement Agent- Drug Enforcement Agents are responsible for conducting criminal investigations, which often entails undercover infiltration work, to stop the flow and supply of illegal drugs. Customs Agent - Customs agents work to prevent smuggling, ensure the compliance of tariff laws and also detect illegal importation and exportation of narcotics and contraband. Secret Service Agent- Secret service agents are responsible for the protection of the President, Vice President, their families and other appointed officials. They also investigate crimes against the U.S. currency. FBI Agent - Agents work on the national level to investigate organized crime, kidnapping, civil rights violations, spying and fraud. Investigations may require an undercover operation.

48. Division Of Criminal Justice - Undergraduate Program Requirements Some careers in criminal justice are as Alcohol Tobacco and Firearms (ATF), Drug EnforcementAdministration (DEA), Federal Bureau of investigation (FBI), US http://www.uc.edu/criminaljustice/Undergradprogramrequirements.html

Undergraduate Program Requirements Admission Requirements Clermont Bachelor Degree Completion Program Legal Assisting Financial Aid ... Career Opportunities The Program The undergraduate degree in criminal justice is a four year baccalaureate program that provides both an academic challenge and practical work experience in the growing field of criminal justice. Criminal justice students learn about the criminal justice process through courses focusing on the police, corrections, juvenile justice, and the court system. Some of the classes included in the criminal justice curriculum are Criminal Investigation, Introduction to Courts, Prisons and Jails, and Race, Class and Criminal Justice. As part of the criminal justice curriculum, field placement gives students the opportunity to work with local criminal justice professionals to apply the knowledge and skills acquired in the class room. The Bachelor of Science degree in criminal justice is a 180 quarter hour program. Students may enter as freshman, or transfer into the program. In addition to criminal justice courses, students are required to complete general education courses in English, math, science, humanities, social science, history, and free electives. Students are also required to complete 30 credit hours of a declared minor area. The minor is selected in conjunction with the student's advisor and is designed as a support area for the student's career choice. Admission requirements

49. Student Information within the forensic science field which provide interesting and exciting careers. useforensic scientists but not all are in the criminal investigation fields. http://www.nifs.com.au/F_S_A/Careers.asp

Career Information This area on the NIFS site is designed to give those interested in a career in forensic science background information about forensic science, the structure of forensic science in Australia and the qualifications required to be competitive for employment in the various forensic disciplines. Entering each of the sections will help to build an overall picture. Forensic Science in Australia Disciplines and Qualifications Career Options Universities and TAFE Colleges Offering Forensic Courses ... GoScience Career Profile Careers in Forensic Science The major difficulty in becoming a forensic scientist, is not primarily in obtaining a relevant qualification, but in the relative scarcity of employment opportunities. In Australia there are just over a thousand forensic scientists in a very stable environment. Consequently, there are few vacant positions per year. This situation often results in large numbers of applicants for each position advertised, where people with basic qualifications can be at a disadvantage to those with masters degrees and above. In the NIFS Resource Register database, there are 150 different skills listed. Obviously many qualifications would cover a group of these skills. However, the extent of the list indicates that there are many different disciplines within the forensic science field which provide interesting and exciting careers.

50. IEEE Spectrum Careers But basic criminal investigation skills are most important. That means followingleads, knowing where to snoop, and applying creative means of pursuit. http://www.spectrum.ieee.org/careers/careerstemplate.jsp?ArticleId=p060102

51. Criminal Justice Associate Degree Program Human Services careers. General education along with specific courses in policeoperations, criminal investigation, police organization and administration http://www.stclair.cc.mi.us/careers/cjustice.htm

ST. CLAIR COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE, Port Huron, Michigan Social Science Department Criminal Justice Department bjroe@stclair.cc.mi.us Human Services Careers RETURN TO HUMAN SERVICES PATHWAY CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM ASSOCIATE IN APPLIED ARTS AND SCIENCE DEGREE HONORS DEGREE OPTION AVAILABLE Criminal justice graduating students develop the skills, knowledge, and abilities to enter or upgrade their present status in all branches of law enforcement - federal, state, local and private agencies. General education along with specific courses in police operations, criminal investigation, police organization and administration, juvenile delinquency, and criminal law give students the groundwork to enter the criminal justice field or to further their studies toward a bachelor's degree in criminal justice. Associate Degree graduates wishing to become a certified police officer will have the necessary education to enter a state certified police academy. Graduates wishing to become a certified police officer must meet the Michigan Commission On Law Enforcement Standards (MCOLES) entrance requirements.

52. Criminal Justice Careers What careers are available in criminal Justice? criminal justice is a multidisciplinaryfield corrections, and private enterprise (investigation, security, etc http://careers.cua.edu/handouts/criminaljusticecareers.htm

CRIMINAL JUSTICE What is criminal justice? What is the nature of work in criminal justice? "The safety and well being of our Nation's citizens greatly depends on the police officers, detectives, and special agents responsible for enforcing statutes, laws, and regulations. Duties vary widely by the size and type of organization but in most jurisdictions, whether on or off duty, law enforcement officers are expected to exercise their authority whenever necessary. And, regardless of where they work or what they do, police, detectives, and special agents must spend considerable time writing reports and maintaining records that are needed when legal actions require them to testify in court." -http://stats.bls.gov/oco/ocos160.htm What Careers are available in Criminal Justice? Criminal justice is a multidisciplinary field. People may choose from a variety of career paths including (but not limited to): research, law enforcement, treatment, corrections, and private enterprise (investigation, security, etc.) The following provides examples of criminal justice positions. RESEARCH Local, State or Federal Entry Level Research Analyst

53. Grand View College - Academics: Psychology & Sociology careers in criminal Justice. Graduates of the criminal Justice program at GrandView Officer • IRS Agent • Private Insurance investigation • DNR Officer http://www.gvc.edu/academics/psych_soc/criminaljustice.html

Criminal Justice Degree The major in Criminal Justice is one of the 2+2 programs offered by Grand View College in collaboration with Des Moines Area Community College. This program is designed to provide students an understanding of both the criminal justice system in America as well as some of the principal psychological, social, and moral issues that are of concern to those who work in this field. Program requirements Grand View College Option #1 DMACC 2+2 Option #2 Internship availability ... Careers in Criminal Justice Ordinarily students take two years of courses at DMACC and then transfer to Grand View for the final two years of courses. The criminal justice major is for those interested in the interrelationships of institutions, society, and individual freedoms and responsibilities. Program requirements C riminal Justice majors are required to complete 45 semester hours including 30 hours of transfer credit in criminal justice, political science, and sociology from Des Moines Area Community College. In addition, a minimum of 15 upper division hours from Grand View College are needed to complete the major. There are five prerequisite courses for the major: Introduction to Computers, Introductory Statistics, National Government, General Psychology, and Introduction to Sociology.

54. Courses Field trips are included to enhance the practical nature of the program. Introto careers in Law Enforcement CRMJ 0952. criminal investigation II CRMJ 2560. http://www.wwcc.cc.wy.us/xcrimjst/courses.htm

Criminal Justice Program Courses Careers Criminal Justice Home ... WWCC Home Class Course Descriptions You will find a variety of criminal justice classes offered at Western. Below is a list of the criminal justice courses we offer. Some of these courses are required for majors. You can check the list of courses in the suggested program. The other courses may count as electives in Social Science at Western or other colleges. The Criminal Justice Career Spectrum CRMJ 0950 You will discuss, in general, the various agencies within the Criminal Justice System in terms of responsibilities, internal workings, educational requirements for employment, career opportunities and the overall working conditions associated with each agency. Intro to Careers in Corrections/Detention CRMJ 0951 You will develop an awareness of the training and skills required to succeed in the field of corrections/detention. The course focuses on issues that are related to corrections/detention in a changing complex society. You will be exposed to the realities of the field so informed decisions can be made in selecting a career. Field trips are included to enhance the practical nature of the program. Intro to Careers in Law Enforcement CRMJ 0952 This survey course is designed to give you a broad overview of the field of law enforcement.

55. Criminal Justice Courses by completion of a special project related to their careers, subject to examiningelectronic evidence to the use of this evidence in a criminal investigation. http://www.medaille.edu/acad2000/catalogs/02-03/courses/crj.html

CRIMINAL JUSTICE COURSE DESCRIPTIONS BACK CRJ 101 INTRODUCTION TO CRIMINAL JUSTICE An introductory course designed to provide a foundation of information on characteristics of crime and criminal justice procedure. An interdisciplinary approach is used, drawing on perspectives from legal studies, psychology, sociology, political science, history, and other disciplines. Three credit hours. Offered Fall semester (d); offered Fall semester in odd number years (e). CRJ 160 CRIME AND SOCIETY This course is designed to heighten the student's awareness of the theoretical explanations for criminal behavior and resulting ideas for prevention, treatment, and punishment which may be implemented by the government. The perspectives of the originators of criminological thought will be discussed as well as contemporary approaches to understanding the nature, causes, and prevention of crime. CRJ 170 LAW ENFORCEMENT ETHICS This course is designed to provide the student with ethical awareness. The need for ethical standards throughout the criminal justice system has long been advocated. Discussion of ethical issues in particular situations will be included as well as high standards of behavior generally. Written codes and canons of ethics will be analyzed and evaluated.

56. West Fargo Police Department - Careers careers at the West Fargo Police Department. and Federal guidelines, and forwardingthat information to the North Dakota Bureau of criminal investigation on a http://westfargopolice.com/careers/office_manager.html

Careers at the West Fargo Police Department JOB DESCRIPTION: Office Manager SUPERVISED BY: Chief of Police / Captain JOB PURPOSE: Responsible for management of administrative and clerical operations within the Police Department. SPECIFIC DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: Coordinate and review reports to ensure compliance with departmental guidelines, policies and procedures. Maintain records and correspondence of confidential nature. Responsible for the Police Department's filing system and retention of records. Responsible for preparing identification records, traffic and criminal reports, legal documents (such as Affidavits and search warrants), ensuring legal format and confidentiality in the absence of the Police Department's secretary. Attend a variety of meetings; record notes on proceedings, prepare meeting minutes and disseminate information as appropriate. Provide front counter assistance, respond to and resolve complaints and requests for information on regulations, procedures, systems and precedents relating to assigned responsibilities. Train, supervise, assign and review work of clerical staff.

57. CSUH-CCC-Bachelor Of Science In Criminal Justice The criminal Justice Administration major is designed to and prepare students forprofessional careers in justice in crime prevention, investigation and control http://www.ccc.csuhayward.edu/CRJA.htm

Contra Costa Campus Apply Online Search / Index CCC Class Schedule CSUH Directories ... Contact Us Bachelor of Science CRIMINAL JUSTICE The Criminal Justice Administration major is designed to develop knowledge and understanding of practices, theory and concepts of justice administration; and prepare students for professional careers in justice administration. The program at the Contra Costa Campus prepares students for 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 instructional 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. SCHEDULING The Criminal Justice Administration major is an evening program with courses scheduled to allow a student to complete the program in a two year period. This time will be extended if students have foundation courses to complete.

58. Crime Files: Books On Criminal Investigation And Forensic Science who want to transition into private sector careers. are sixteen riveting, reallifecriminal cases taken on the basis of scientific investigation, Miller takes http://www.turtlewebs.com/crimefiles/solving.html

Home True Crime Books Criminal Minds Computer Crime Crime Solving and Forensic Science Books - Page 1 Click here to search for the latest crime books or browse general bestsellers!! Our Crime Books are Now Available from USA, UK and Canada Amazon is an incredible resource for anyone interested in the scientific aspects of solving crime. From DNA Evidence and Fingerprinting to Private Investigating and The History of Crime Investigation, we've listed a range of books on crime solving. We've been adding a lot of new books on forensic science for avid crime readers, try any of our live links (in red) to browse or search for the very latest books online! Click on any cover to view prices, reviews, excerpts or to purchase - opens in a new window Can't find it? Search here! Baby Books Classical Music Computers DVD Electronics Magazines Outdoor Living Popular Music Software Video Page 1 Page 2 Blood Evidence: How DNA Is Revolutionizing the Way We Solve Crimes by Henry C. Lee, Frank Tirnady Hardcover: 240 pages Publisher: Perseus Pr; ISBN: 0738206024; 1st edition (October 2002)

59. About Dean - Careers - Dean College four courses per semester in most of the following areas Intro to CJ, Intro to Corrections,Juveniles in the CJ system, criminal investigation and Preparation http://www.dean.edu/aboutdean/careers.html

Name of Contact: Human Resources Manager D ean College is committed to quality, diversity and equal opportunity employment. Fax: E-mail: jobs@dean.edu Telephone # Mail Address: Office of Human Resources 99 Main Street Franklin, MA Current Job Openings Registrar Financial Counselor Assistant/Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Those interested in more information regarding a particular position may contact the Human Resources Department. return to top of page Registrar Qualifications: jobs@dean.edu The Office of Human Resources 99 Main Street Franklin, MA 02038-1994 return to top of page Financial Counselor Dean College invites applications for the position of financial counselor in the Center for Student Administrative Services. This position plays a key role within the Student Administrative Services team which addresses a wide range of student needs and services. Responsibilities include coordinating the financial clearance process for student registration, counseling students and parents and coming up with payment solutions utilizing the various funding programs available to them. Participation is required in a wide range of activities involving daily interaction with students, parents, faculty, and staff of the College including presenting information in various forums (i.e. open houses, orientation, etc.).

60. Crime Scene Technology - Public Services Programs - Illinois Central College , Hours. Fall 15 Hours, CRJ 225, criminal Law, 3. CRJ 240, Advanced criminal investigation,3.......Health careers and Public Services, Semester, Course, http://www.icc.edu/HAPS/crime_scene/curriculum.asp

Health Careers Programs Public Services Programs Faculty Public Services Programs ... Degrees Offered Curriculum Summer Institute Contact Information Crime Scene Technology - Curriculum Students completing this program receive an Associate in Applied Science degree. Freshman Year Semester Course Description Hours Fall - 16 Hours ENGL 110 Composition I DATPR 120 Microcomputer Applications BIOL 140 CRJ 110 Introduction to the CriminaJustice System MATH 110 Concepts of Mathematics Spring - 16 Hours ENGL 111 Composition II PSY 110 Introduction to Psychology CHEM 115 Foundations of Chemistry CRJ 130 Introduction to Investigation MATH 111 General Education Statistics Summer - 3 Hours CRJ 201 Internship in Criminal Justice or Criminal Justice Elective Sophomore Year Semester Course Description Hours Fall - 15 Hours CRJ 225 Criminal Law CRJ 240 Advanced Criminal Investigation SPCH 110 Speech as a Communicative Process SOC 110 Introduction to Sociology Humanities Elective Spring - 14 Hours CRJ 227 Administration of Justice CRJ 202+ Internship in Crime Scene Technology or Criminal Justice Elective CRJ 211 Criminalistics 4 Criminal Justice Elective Total 64 + Enrollment in CRJ 202 requires a separate application process and placement with a law enforcement agency. While an approved elective may be substituted for this course, enrollment is highly recommended for those seeking employment in the field.

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