CRJ 4810 - Criminal Justice Internship and Seminar

5 cr

This course combines 125 hours of student participation in the operations of one host criminal justice agency with instructor-led seminar meetings held throughout the semester. The course is designed to give upper-level criminal justice majors the opportunity to acquire responsible, work-related experience in the field. Students must apply and be accepted into the Internship Program by both criminal justice faculty and the supervising agency. Both the criminal justice faculty instructor and the on-site supervisor will provide direction and supervision throughout the internship.
Signed contract required at time of registration.
Prerequisite: CRJ 2810 , Junior or Senior standing and consent of instructor.
Spring