2024-2025 Undergraduate and Graduate Catalog
Criminology and Criminal Justice
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School Director: Christine Scott-Hayward
School Office: Engineering Technology (ET) Room 232
Telephone: (562) 985 - 8965
Full-Time Faculty: James Binnall, Alice Choi, Ernest K. Chavez, Maryanne Diaz, Ryan G. Fischer, Connie Ireland, Aili Malm, Kylil R. Martin, Skyler Morgan, Becky Nash, Nicholas Perez, Robert Schug, Christine Scott-Hayward, Tracy Tolbert, Mischelle Van Brakle, Sam Vickovic, Brenda L. Vogel, and John Wang.
Undergraduate Advisor: CHHS Academic Advising and Resources Center
Graduate (MS program) Advisors: Nicholas Perez (Online Program) and Sam Vickovic​ (On-Campus Program)
Internship Coordinators: Ron Mark, Brenda L. Vogel
Administrative Assistant: Joel Elsten
College: College of Health and Human Services
Courses: CRJU
Career Options
Research Associates and Administrators; Re-Entry Coordinator; Case Managers; Court Services Director; Loss Prevention Specialist; Victims Services Coordinator; Crime Analysts; Information Analysts; Intelligence Analysts; Criminal Investigator; Document Examiner; Diplomatic Security Agent; Federal, State, County, & City Law Enforcement Officers (US Fish & Wildlife, Sheriff, Police Officer, US Marshall, FBI, DEA, ATF); Federal, State, County, & City Community Correctional Officers (Probation, Parole); Federal, State, County, & City Correctional Officers (Detentions, Jails, Prisons); Correctional Treatment Specialists; US Postal Inspectors; Customs and Imports Specialists; IRS Investigator; Probate Investigator; Security Manager; Police Accreditation Managers; District Attorney Investigator (Some of these careers require additional education or experience.)
Introduction
The School works collaboratively to investigate, understand, and solve social problems related to crime through the interdisciplinary and comparative study of crime and criminal behavior, as well as the policies and systems designed to control criminality. Graduates are well-prepared to become agents of positive change in the justice system through evaluation, research, ethical practice, and dedicated service. Graduates are also prepared to pursue advanced degrees in criminology/criminal justice, law, public affairs, and related fields.
ProgramsGraduate and Professional DegreesUndergraduate DegreesMinor
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