Social and Criminal Justice Minor (SCJ)
Students earning a minor in Social and Criminal Justice explore historical and contemporary issues surrounding criminal justice. The Social and Criminal Justice focus prepares students for work within the criminal justice system or affiliated agencies by bridging the “professional” field of criminology/criminal justice with the liberal arts, specifically sociology, by offering a perspective of and experience with building a more just society.
For information on Major in Sociology with Social and Criminal Justice emphasis, see Sociology.
Program Contact: Assistant Professor John Johnson
| Core Courses | 6 hours |
| Required Course Selections | 12 hours |
| Total | 18 |
Core Courses
Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
6
Required Course Selections
Select four courses from the following:
Note: 220, 311, 324, 326, 403, and 460 are recommended course options.
Item #
Title
Credit Hour(s)
Sub-Total Credit Hour(s)
12
Total credits:
18