Students currently enrolled in an internship participate in a monthly seminar Criminal Justice (CJ) held by Assistant Professor Eileen Kirk. At this recent seminar, Career Services and Advising Center Director Lindsay Carpenter Connors coached students in job search and interview tips - at times acting as the interviewer.
Internship is the structured academic experience that allows Criminal Justice students who have successfully met eligibility criteria to integrate and apply the skills and theory of the discipline in a field-based setting. Such an experience helps the student develop an understanding of the effects of administrative practices and governing policies on the ability to carry out the responsibilities of their field placement. Students participate under the supervision of qualified professionals in criminal justice organizations. In addition to the field experience, Students must meet Internship eligibility requirement as determined by the Department of Behavioral Sciences.
