That person has a degree in Crime, Law and Justice

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

The Crime, Law, and Justice program focuses on an understanding of the interrelated components of civil, administrative, and criminal justice systems as well as broad knowledge of crime and justice theories and research methods.

The unique characteristic of this program is its combination of formal classroom instruction with individual study and field experience directed toward an understanding of juvenile and adult offenders and the services provided for crime prevention, control, and treatment.

The Crime, Law, and Justice program offers both bachelor of arts and bachelor of science degrees. The bachelor of arts degree provides students with a broadbased liberal education devoted to the analysis of crime and justice systems, while the bachelor of science degree provides the opportunity to develop a stronger foundation in research methods, quantification, and the sciences. Either the bachelor of arts or bachelor of science degree is suitable for students seeking entry-level positions in the criminal justice system and for those students interested in graduate or law school


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Pennsylvania State University (CLJ senior). The Crime, Law, and Justice Program (CLJ) at University Park invites applications for one or more positions at the associate or professor rank to begin Fall 2000. Areas are open; however, some attention will be given to specialties that complement or extend program strengths. Candidates should have a distinguished academic reputation, strong teaching and mentoring skills, and a demonstrated record of securing external funding. CLJ is a multidisciplinary, tenure-granting unit within the Department of Sociology that offers bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees. Faculty members’ work spans a broad range of topics in criminology and criminal justice and is enhanced by the presence of a research institute (the Center for Research on Crime and Justice) and a state agency (the Pennsylvania Sentencing Commission) located on campus. To apply, please send curriculum vitae and other appropriate materials to: John Kramer, Chair, CLJ Recruitment Committee, Department of Sociology, The Pennsylvania State University, Box CLJ-S2, University Park, PA 16802. Applications received by October 1, 1999 will receive full consideration, but all applications will be considered until the positions are filled. Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer.



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It is a title, I just never bother to change the level of confidence. I have a friend who has a degree in CLJ and I seriously doubt that the same initials would be used for a different title. Everything is possible, though...