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Criminal
Justice Program
270 Millett Hall
Phone (937) 775-2582
Tracey Steele,
Director
Michael Norris,
Assistant Director
Mary Zurawka, Administrative
Specialist
Internship Information
Criminal Justice students are required to complete one 4-credit hour internship, but may complete up to three 4-credit hour internships. Students should meet with an internship director at least one or more quarters before registering. Internships can be taken through either Political Science, Sociology or Urban Affairs/Geography.
Political Science/PLS 484, Paul Leonard, 323 Millett Hall, (937) 775-2915
- or -
Urban Affairs & Geography/URS 492, Dr. Jack Dustin, 225 Millett Hall, (937) 775-2941 - or -
Sociology/SOC 433, Dr. Jim Adamitis, 289 Millett Hall, (937) 775-2582
STEPS BEFORE REGISTERING FOR SOC 433: (Math 145 must be completed.)
STEP 1: Complete online application form.
SOC 433 Application Form. You will need your UID number to log in. https://www.wright.edu/cgi-bin/cola/soc_anth/internship.cgi
STEP 2: Complete resume template.
SOC 433 Resume Template: Use this template to assist in completing your resume which you need to bring with you to your appointment with Dr. Adamitis. Template Internship Resume 2010
STEP 3: Schedule an appointment with Dr. Adamitis, (937) 775-2667.
SOC 433 Internship Policies and Procedures: Internships Procedure
Internship Waiver & Assumption of Risk Form: Internship Waiver Assump of Risk
For more info check out S0C433_Flyer
All this is explained on the following video hosted by the
SOC 433 Internship Coordinator, Dr. Jim Adamitis WSU_Internship
NOTE: Background Checks, Drug/Alcohol screening will typically be required for Internship placement. Previous convictions could hinder this process and/or future employment within this career field. If you have a concern, be sure to notify your advisor so it can be discussed. Given how strictly agencies screen applicants, if you have a drug/alcohol dependency or previous record you should likely reconsider a career path in criminal justice.
- Convictions of any crimes of violence, or sex offenses - including misdemeanors
- Serious felony charges that became misdemeanor convictions through plea deals
- Marijuana use within two years; Marijuana sale within 8 years
- Sale or use of illicit drug of any other type, including steroids, within 8 years
- Prescription drug abuse within 8 years
- Convictions for flee/elude, resisting arrest or any other crimes which show a contempt or lack of respect for the law or law enforcement officers
- Defendant on a protection order
- Active warrant or capias
