Welcome
The study of criminal justice is designed to help students obtain a better understanding of criminal offending and the processes in which the justice system undergoes in handling such cases. It is a career field that is growing, and for one to understand criminal behaviors is very important in the understanding of society. The criminal justice program at UW-Parkside primarily focuses on the American legal institution. Criminal Justice provides a wide array of studies including criminology, policing, the courts, juvenile delinquency/juvenile justice, and corrections. In addition, those who are interested in a career in corrections, policing, victimology, terrorism and security, the courts, juvenile justice, and criminology will find this degree rewarding and valuable towards the success in their chosen career.
Announcements
Fall 2012 Mandatory CRMJ Advising session is scheduled for Wednesday, March 28, 2012 at 12 noon in D137 & D139 and at 5 p.m. in a room to be announced MOLN 213. At least two additional advising sessions will be scheduled. You can now print your own r DARS well before one of the advising sessions. Those who miss our advising session should see his/her CRMJ adviser during his/her office hours, but your advising flag will not be changed until after the preregistration period (when most of our courses will be filled).
