This course introduces students to graduate studies in Criminal Justice and Public Policy; to the disciplines of sociology, political science, and criminology; and to professional life in occupations related to criminal justice and public policy. Students acquire practical professional skills necessary to succeed in their graduate student career and successfully compete for professional positions in the criminal justice field. Topics may include assistantship responsibilities, applying for scholarships and further graduate study, presentation skills, career search strategies, resume development, and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
This course introduces students to graduate studies in Criminal Justice and Public Policy; to the disciplines of sociology, political science, and criminology; and to professional life in occupations related to criminal justice and public policy. Students acquire practical professional skills necessary to succeed in their graduate student career and successfully compete for professional positions in the criminal justice field. Topics may include assistantship responsibilities, applying for scholarships and further graduate study, presentation skills, career search strategies, resume development, and networking opportunities with industry professionals.
