Criminal Justice Experiential Learning Program
Graduates of this program will earn their A.S. degree in Criminal Justice. The Criminal Justice Field Learning Track is limited to students who possess a valid and current Florida state certification in corrections or law enforcement, who are currently employed full time with a local or state corrections agency or law enforcement agency, and who remain employed while enrolled in CCJ 2942, CCJ 2943, and CCJ 2944.
Courses
- ASL 2140 — AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I
- CCJ 2022 — CONTEMPORARY ISSUES IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- CCJ 2358 — CRIMINAL JUSTICE REPORT WRITING: CAPSTONE
- CCJ 2452 — CRIMINAL JUSTICE ADMINISTRATION
- CCJ 2930 — SELECTED TOPICS IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- CCJ 2941 — INTERNSHIP EXPLORATION/FIELD OBSERVATION IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE
- CCJ 2942 — CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD EXPERIENCE I
- CCJ 2943 — CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD EXPERIENCE II
- CCJ 2944 — CRIMINAL JUSTICE FIELD EXPERIENCE III
- CJC 2162 — COMMUNITY CORRECTIONS
- CJE 2062 — PEACE, CONFLICT AND THE POLICE
- CJE 2160 — MULTICULTURAL LAW ENFORCEMENT
- CJE 2600 — CRIMINAL INVESTIGATION
- CJJ 2001 — JUVENILE JUSTICE SYSTEMS
- CLP 2140 — ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY
- DSC 1006 — INTRODUCTION TO HOMELAND SECURITY
- DSC 2242 — TRANSPORTATION AND BORDER SECURITY
- DSC 2590 — INTELLIGENCE ANALYSIS AND SECURITY MANAGEMENT
- ENC 1101 — FRESHMAN COMPOSITION I
- ENC 1102 — FRESHMAN COMPOSITION II
- HFT 2600 — HOSPITALITY LAW
- HFT 2630 — SECURITY ISSUES AND RISK MANAGEMENT IN THE HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY
- HSC 1400C — FIRST AID AND CPR
- PAX 1000 — INTRODUCTION TO PEACE STUDIES
- POS 2041 — U.S. GOVERNMENT
- PSY 2012 — GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY
- PSY 2050 — SURVEY OF FORENSIC PSYCHOLOGY