B a l l S t a t e U n ive r s i t y
D e p a r t m e n t o f C r i m i n a l Ju s t i c e a n d C r i m i n o l og y
Volume 9, Issue 4
January 2006
REGISTER FOR SUMMER CJC COURSES
The current courses offered for Summer 2006 include:
First Summer Session (May 15-June 16)
CJC 101 Crim Jus System
CJC 220 Research Methods
CJC230 Intro Policing
CJC 240 Intro to Corrections
CJC 311 Race and Gender
CJC 340 Institutional Corrections
CJC 341 Community Corrections
CJC 350 Criminal Evidence
CJC 410 Cur Top Criminology
(Crime, Film, Society)
CJC 430 Cur Top Policing (Forensics)
Second Summer Session (June 19-July 21)
CJC 102 Intro Criminology
CJC 221 Data Analysis
CJC 250 Intro to Courts
CJC 309 Juvenile Justice
CJC 312 Victimology
CJC 332 Crisis Intervention
CJC 333 Police Systems
CJC 351 Criminal Law
CJC 651 Interpersonal Rel CJC
Some students were unable or did not enroll in courses of their choice for Fall or Spring.
Points of Interest
•
January 16th– Martin
Luther King, Jr. Day, no
classes
•
January 26thProfessional Development Seminar
•
January 31st– Faculty
Retreat, no CJC classes
•
February 6th- Writing
Competency Exam
•
February 9th– First
withdrawal period ends.
•
February 13th– Web
registration begins for
Summer 2006.
•
March 5th– 12th– Spring
Break
SPRING 2007 INTERNSHIP DEADLINES
Applications for Spring 2007 internships will be accepted through Friday, February 3rd.. Students seeking a Spring 2007 internship, or an internship waiver,
must schedule a meeting with Professor Nickoli as soon as possible. You will
need to bring an up-to-date DAPR for the meeting. Applications for Summer
2007 internships will not be accepted until later in the semester.
LIONEL J. NEIMAN SCHOLARSHIP
Neiman Scholarship Applications are due March 1, 2006. The Neiman
Scholarship is awarded annually to a student who is completing a CJC
internship. The amount of the award varies, but has been approximately $2,000
for the past three years. Students with a 3.0 GPA who plan to complete an
internship during the Summer or Fall, 2006, or Spring 2007, should apply.
Applications are available in the rack outside the CJC office (NQ 248). The
deadline for applications is March 1, and the recipient will be selected by March
21. If you have any questions, please contact Dr. McKean.
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STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
ALPHA PHI SIGMA: (APS)
The family adopted by the APS was overjoyed with the gifts they received. The family (of three girls)
would not have had the Christmas they did without your generosity.
The first annual meeting will be held at the end of January. If you are not a member please join us. We
will be discussing upcoming events like CJC Career Day, tours of CJC facilities, possible softball game
with another CJC organization, Relay for Life, and the Awards and Inductions ceremony.
If you have any ideas for APS or LAE activities, please send an email to Dr. D’Angelo (APS) and Professor Nickoli
(LAE)
WRITING COMPETENCY EXAMINATION
PROFESSORS PRESENT RESEARCH
The next general writing competency examination will
be held February 6-11. The sign up dates for the exam
are January 9-18 in WQ 200. There will be a study
session on February 1 in BB 109 at 3:00 p.m.
Dr. Cindy Hendricks, Bowling Green State University,
Professor Angela Nickoli, and Dr. James Hendricks presented a paper at the annual meeting of the American
Reading Forum entitled “Life as a College Student:
Metacognition,” in December 2005.
CONSIDERING GRADUATE SCHOOL?
ARTICLE SOLICITATION
Have you ever given serious thought to an MPA-CJC
degree here at BSU? We have an outstanding program
that may help you achieve your goals! If you are a
Junior or Senior and want to know more, see Dr
McKean, MPA-CJC Graduate Advisor, 285-8689, NQ
245 or jmckean@bsu.edu for further information.
The CJC Newsletter accepts student submitted articles
and new items for review. If you would like to submit
something for the next issue, please contact Tina L.
Edwards-Willey (tledwards2@bsu.edu) in NQ 258.
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT SEMINAR
THE CJC FACULTY WELCOMES YOU BACK,
AND LOOKS FORWARD TO THE NEW
SEMESTER.
On January 26th, at 2:00 pm in Cardinal Hall A &B the
CJC Department will hold its next Presentation in the
Professional Development Series with First Sergeant
Timothy Kaiser, presenting “The Forensic Process:
Crime Scene Investigation.” First Sergeant Kaiser has
instructor experience as a field training officer, firearms
instructor, first responder, and in accident prevention.
First Sergeant Kaiser is currently the Assistant District
Commander in the Pendleton District of the Indiana State
Police
CAREER CORNER
The Career Center can help you to create your
resume, search for interviews, and submit
resumes to employers by email. There are
many other options included as well. To view
these go to www.bsu.edu/careers/publications.