Overview
Minoring in Criminal Justice involves the study of how criminal conduct is investigated, arrests are made, evidence is gathered, charges are brought, defenses are raised, trials are conducted, sentences are rendered and punishment is carried out.
You’ll explore the criminal justice system from a bird’s-eye view within the realm of social and behavioral science. You’ll also gain knowledge and skills that are important for careers in law or law enforcement.
Meet Our Faculty
Our world-class faculty use their decades of experience to nurture your success from the first day of class all the way to graduation— and beyond.
Janina Cich
Chair – Department of Criminal Justice, Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Human Services Forensic Behavioral Health and Trauma, Resilience
