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General Resources Study Tips Learning Style Questionnaire Career Tips Careers in Criminal Justice Professional Organizations Professional/Research Journals Home General Resources: Careers in Criminal Justice For job titles and related web sites, select a category below: Law Enforcement/Security Courts/Legal  Teaching/Research Corrections/Rehabilitation Law Enforcement/Security  The opportunities for a career in law enforcement extend far beyond simply being a police officer. A listing of career options follows, but this is by no means exhaustive. BATF Agent INS Officer Border Patrol Agent Insurance Fraud Investigator Campus Police Officer Laboratory Technician Crime Prevention Specialist Loss Prevention Officer Criminal Investigator Military Police Officer Criminal Profiler Park Ranger Customs Officer Police Administrator Deputy Sheriff Police Dispatcher Deputy U.S. Marshal Police Officer Drug Enforcement Agent Polygraph Examiner FBI Special Agent Postal Inspector Federal Agency Investigator Private Investigator Fingerprint Technician Secret Service Agent Forensic Scientist State Trooper Highway Patrol Officer Related Web Sites Careers in Law Enforcement At this Web site you can find information about available law enforcement jobs across the country. The site also provides information about the hiring process.

2. Ashworth College: Prepare For Criminal Justice Careers So now you're a criminal Justice major. Where do you go from here? careers in criminal justice provide a variety of opportunities. It is important to be familiar with the various possibilities available before making a career decision. Corrections which provide treatment and rehabilitation. The following lists a small sampling http://www.ashworthcollege.com/academic/uj/opportunities.html

Criminal justice professionals work with many kinds of people in a variety of challenging situations. The work is exciting and fulfilling, offering the opportunity to help others on a daily basis. And it's an important career, too. Imagine being able to protect others from harm, preserve law and order, and help bring criminals to justice every day! Criminal justice professionals can enjoy satisfying careers in a growing field. As a skilled, productive criminal justice professional, you could play a key role in curbing violence and maintaining the safety of our citizens. Skilled, trained, and experienced criminal justice professionals may be found working at the city, county, or state levels. In many cases, candidates for positions must have a college degree. Here are just a few examples to consider: Law enforcement. Correctional facilities. Jails and prisons require officers to supervise inmates, maintain order, and handle administration. Probation and parole officers work with those who have previously been incarcerated, or are on probation. Private investigation.

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FEDERAL PROBATION We reviewed the files of area Glen Marley is the Chief U. S. Probation officer for a major metropolitan district in the Midwest. His responsibilities include both pre- and post-trial services. According to Glen, "You have to be able to, and want to, work with people. Obviously, many of those I work with are hard to like. However it is necessary to get to know each person individually so that the courts can make the right determination about their case and their lives. Ultimately you want the person in your care to become a contributor, rather than a detriment to society." Glen's educational history presents a rather clearcut model for students interested a career in probation. In 1968 he completed a bachelor's degree with majors in sociology and psychology and a minor in geology. Of special significance during these undergraduate years, according to Glen, was the opportunity to intern. "As an intern I took positions is youth camps, city jails, and child and family services. These were important times in my development because it made the abstract real. The classroom concepts came alive and I could see the connections between the concepts and the realities of people's lives. It was also during these experiences that I became especially interested in corrections." The only problem was that the state in which Glen then lived had a hiring freeze in his field by the time he had graduated. After four years of experience and a graduate degree Glen moved from county probation to federal probation. In 1972 the federal justice system developed a new district in probation and Glen took a position as a caseworker. In 1985 he became Chief of the District. During the intervening time Glen redeveloped his justice system relationships, including judges, state's attorneys, and law enforcement officers, such as the local and state police, and the FBI. His personal network among such participants has been critical to his success. According to Glen, "I seldom have contested recommendations in court. There is an important level of trust between myself, the judge, prosecutors, and others involved. Without this you are left wondering just where you stand."

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Course Descriptions for Sociology Course Descriptions for Criminal Justice ... Other Important Links Undergraduate Admissions Requirements Department Homepage Criminal Justice Related Careers Areas of Employment The Criminal Justice major is intended for students interested in pursuing careers of graduate study in Law Enforcement, Corrections, The Courts, Law, Education, Social Services, Government, Criminology, Forensic Science/Criminalistics, Private Security, Public Administration. There are opportunities for men and women in all these fields, some examples of which include... Federal Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: State Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: Alcoholic Beverage Commission; Attorney General’s Office; Auditor General’s Office; Casino Control Commission; Conservation Department; Crime Commission; Environmental Protection; Fish and Boat Commission; Game Commission; Highway Patrol; Identification Division; Investigative Bureau; Liquor Control Board; Marine Police; Narcotics Bureau; Natural Resources Division; Public Safety Department; State Police. Local Law Enforcement and Investigative Agencies: County - County Detectives, County Police, District Attorney’s Office, Park Police, Sheriff’s Department; Municipal - City, Borough, Township, or Village Police Department, School District Police, Fire District Marshal.

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Course Descriptions for Sociology Course Descriptions for Criminal Justice ... Other Important Links Undergraduate Admissions Requirements Department Homepage Sociology Related Careers A Sociology major is an excellent basic education for various occupations and professions. Sociology can provide a rich fund of knowledge and many distinctive ways of looking at the world so as to generate new ideas and assess the old. Sociology can give undergraduates a basic standard preparation for career options in all the fields listed below, with advanced study and/or training in relevant work experience to qualify for full professional status. Areas of Employment 1) Advertising: Mass Communication Analysis, Motivational Research, Public Opinion Polls. 2) Banking and Finance: Community Relations, Customer Relations, Employee Relations, Organizational Planning, Personnel Administration. 3) Communications: Consumer Research, Labor Relations, Employee Relations, Mass Communications Analysis, Public Opinion Polls. 4) Criminal Justice: 5) Insurance: Area Studies, Community Relations, Customer Relations, Employee Relations, Population Studies, Public Health.

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Search UMA's Site UMA Home Page Academic Information Student Resources Campus Directory From College To Career In Prepare for expanding opportunities in community-based human services with a Bachelor of Science in Mental Health and Human Services. Immerse yourself in a carefully structured course of study focused on community support, client assessment, case management, crisis intervention, symptom control education, client’s rights, and psychosocial rehabilitation. A culminating internship gives you a chance to put your skills and knowledge to work in the context of a human service, mental health, or substance abuse rehabilitation agency. Graduates pursue successful professional careers involving crisis stabilization, case management, counseling, psychosocial rehabilitation, income maintenance, job coaching, and other services in a variety of agencies and institutions. The Bachelor’s degree fulfills the state requirement for Mental Health Rehabilitation Technician II and III. Social Service Skills Handling crises Managing case loads Representing others, advocacy

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Home Classes Careers Student Research ... Events Criminal Justice Professional Interest Council Career Info In general, students who leave the Kennedy School of Government for careers in criminal justice work to shape effective and practical solutions to issues that surround criminal justice domestically and internationally, and build consensus and ownership behind those solutions. Working in a wide range of different professions, they marshal resources within and beyond their organizations, oversee and fine-tune new ways of conducting business, and provide decisive leadership within and beyond their fields of expertise. Online Career Tools: Kennedy School Career Services Kennedy School Job Datatbase (KSG only) Kennedy School Alumni Database (KSG only)can be searched by policy area For more information, contact Ben Metcalf:

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Choosing a Career/Major Learn About Yourself Explore Majors/Careers FAQ's ... Connect with a Mentor Criminal Justice Some career possibilities: Border Patrol Agent Caseworker Computer Security Expert Correction Officer Court Administrator Court Officer Criminal Investigator Customs Inspector Deputy Sheriff Deputy U.S. Marshal Detective Evidence Technician FBI Special Agent Federal Protection Officer Immigration Inspector Insurance Investigator Intelligence Analyst Internal Revenue Special Agent Internal Security Inspector Legal Assistant Police Officer Postal Inspector Private Investigator Probation Officer Research Assistant Security Guard U.S. Secret Service Officer Youth Counselor The criminal justice field focuses on the maintenance of public safety and the control of criminal behavior. Employment is found in government, the private sector, and nonprofit organizations. Government is the largest employer in the criminal justice field, with approximately 50% employed at the local level. Educational requirements vary greatly in this field. Advanced technology and increasingly complex legal issues have led to increased educational requirements, especially for positions with the federal government. The criminal justice field is moving toward specialization areas that will require continued or additional education and training. The major areas of specialization are technology, computer security, and intelligence. Broad areas of employment are: Law Enforcement: The primary responsibilities in this category are the maintenance of peace, the prevention of crime, and the apprehension of criminals.

17. Careers @ CNIB: Rehabilitation Teacher - Brandon, MB QUALIFICATIONS 1. Successful completion of the rehabilitation Teacher Program. 3.Applicants will require a criminal record check prior to careers @ CNIB Home, http://www.cnib.ca/eng/careers/current/rehab_teach_brandon_032803.htm

Home What's New Search Site Français Rehabilitation Teacher LOCATION: West District Service Centre Brandon, MB HOURS: Full Time DUTIES: 1. Conducts initial interviews with clients, assesses, and identifies rehabilitative needs of blind and visually impaired individuals. 2. Designs and implements individualized program plans for clients according to their required areas of skill development. 3. Provides instruction in the areas of communication such as braille, keyboarding, mathematical calculations, listening skills, signature/handwriting, access devices and adaptive technology. 4. Teaches daily living skills in the areas of home and personal management. 5. Provides instruction in pre-cane orientation and mobility skills in familiar in-door environments. 6. Coordinates, consults, provides functional guidance to, and monitors the rehabilitation activities of colleagues, collateral professionals, community caregivers, family members and volunteers in support of the clients’ individual program plans. 7. Provides counselling toward adjustment to vision loss relative to rehabilitation teaching. Directs clients to CNIB or external services as appropriate.

18. Careers @ CNIB: Summer Recreation Counsellor - Bowen Island, BC Note A criminal Record Check is a requirement for employment. APPLICATIONS TO BESENT TO Murial Adams rehabilitation Services CNIB, BC careers @ CNIB Home, http://www.cnib.ca/eng/careers/current/summer_rec_couns_bowen_032903.htm

Home What's New Search Site Français SUMMER RECREATION COUNSELLOR (Two Positions) EMPLOYMENT PERIOD: June 23 - Aug 31, 2003 - 10 weeks LOCATION: Training - Vancouver Service Centre Program - Bowen Lodge By The Sea, Bowen Island, B.C. REPORTS TO: Recreation Coordinator 1. Plan, coordinate and provide recreational activities for youth, teens and adults who are blind, visually impaired or deafblind 2. Assist with program rehabilitation planning. 3. Assist CNIB on-site camp coordinator as required during youth and teen camps and during the Early Intervention camp. 4 Assist food services staff during mealtimes. 5. Assist housekeeping staff and help with lodge maintenance as required. 6. Work cooperatively as a member of a team to offer a positive recreational/rehabilitation environment. 7. Prepare written reports on assigned activities as directed. 8. Responsible for educating clients about CNIB?s rules and regulations and ensuring that they are followed. 9. Responsible for recognizing and responding effectively to all emergencies.

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Introduction The Criminal Justice Certificate Program (CJCP) is a specific sequence of courses and field work for students wanting to learn about the dynamics of America's criminal and juvenile justice systems. In consultation with a program advisor, CJCP students select courses from nine academic departments to gain a broad understanding of the philosophy, theories, and operation of the adult and juvenile justice systems. Classes may be chosen in any sequence but classes in Group I, II, and III are prerequisites to Group VII, Field Work. Courses are derived from the departments of Sociology, Political Science, Social Work, Psychology, Statistics, Counseling Psychology, Communication Arts, Women's Studies, and Rehabilitation Psychology and Special Education. CJCP studies focus on the causes of crime and delinquency, examine fundamental concepts underlying the practice of justice, and analyze the impact of crime on our society. The inner workings of criminal justice agencies are reviewed and options for controlling crime are surveyed. Students are challenged to consider new ways of preventing and handling crime. Studies are completed in tandem with a chosen major. Upon completion of all requirements and graduation, students are awarded an inscribed Certificate in Criminal Justice for personal use.

20. Department Of Criminal Justice: Careers In Criminal Justice three subsystems in the function of criminal justice Corrections which provide treatmentand rehabilitation. a small sampling of the types of careers which are http://www.xu.edu/criminal_justice/careers_cj.html

So now you're a Criminal Justice major. Where do you go from here? Careers in criminal justice provide a variety of opportunities. It is important to be familiar with the various possibilities available before making a career decision. To obtain information concerning careers make certain to take advantage of community resources. Many colleges and universities with criminal justice programs provide placement services for their students. Local offices of the Civil Service Commission have information about various federal agencies. Visit local criminal justice agencies and talk to individuals. Their suggestions could provide helpful information about achieving your career goals. Also, State Justice Planning Agencies can advise you of manpower needs in their states. Additionally, professional books and journals will broaden your experience with the workings of the criminal justice system and many help direct you toward a better understanding of your career objectives. Although criminal justice is a vast field offering a variety of positions, basically there are three sub-systems in the function of criminal justice. They are: Law Enforcement which is responsible for enforcing the law Courts who safeguard the judicial process Corrections which provide treatment and rehabilitation The following lists a small sampling of the types of careers which are available in most states in each of these areas.

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