|
The Criminal Justice Minor is an interdisciplinary minor designed to assist
students planning to enter career-related areas involving some aspect of the
criminal or juvenile justice system. The minor provides students with the
opportunity to gain an intellectual understanding of the U.S. criminal justice
system. The minor is fully grounded in the Liberal Arts and prepares students by
providing a sound knowledge base and developing analytical and critical thinking
skills necessary in criminal justice related occupations.
The Criminal
Justice Minor is complementary to a variety of majors offered at UW-La
Crosse. Majors in Sociology, Political Science, Public Administration,
Psychology, Philosophy, Spanish, Geography, Accountancy, Computer Science,
Chemistry, Therapeutic Recreation, or the pre-law program (in conjunction
with a major), will maximize student experiences and opportunities in criminal
justice related fields.
If you have any questions about the Criminal Justice
Minor at UW-L, please contact:
Professor Kimberly A. Vogt
Department of Sociology/Archaeology
435 Wimberly Hall
University of Wisconsin-La Crosse
La Crosse, WI 54601
Phone: (608)785-8458
E-mail: vogt.kimb@uwlax.edu
|
