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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
Prospective Students
Welcome! We're glad you are considering our Criminal Justice Program. The Criminal Justice Program integrates a broad range of courses from three primary disciplines - Political Science, Sociology, and Urban Affairs. We provide students with a solid educational foundation to aid in the acquisition of positions of responsibility in a variety of legal and security environments. Our graduates are employed with the federal, state, and local governments and judicial systems, as well as many private and non-profit agencies.
In this section, you can explore the requirements for both a major and minor in Criminal Justice, learn how to apply to our program, and get information about the graduate program in Applied Behavioral Science.
You can also review a sample curriculum in .pdf form. The example shows a quarterly class schedule for completing the CRJ Program course requirements over a four-year period.
