Opportunties are available for advanced students to develop and teach their own courses. Regularly throughout the semester, students and faculty participate in the Brown Bag Colloquia, a campus forum for scholarly discussion about crime, law, and justice. Recent speakers and panelists have included faculty and graduate students from both the Department of Criminal Justice and the larger university community, among them the Departments of History, Anthropology, Psychology, Political Science, and the School of Law, and scholars are often invited from other campuses within the region. Each spring, graduate students select and invite a scholar who has made significant contributions to the advancement of study of crime, law, and justice to the Bloomington campus to present a lecture and meet with graduate students and faculty members. Student Journal Department graduate students host The Bloomington Bugle , the Indiana University online journal for social problems related to crime, law, and justice.
Contributions are both scholarly and literary.
Department graduate students are provided their own computing facilities with full access to campuswide software resources, including SPSS , Stata , and other statistical software. Library Resources Learn about Indiana University's Criminal Justice Librarian and its outstanding resources for research into Crime, Law, and Justice. Graduate Student Resources University Organizations, Grant Information, Career Advising, Policy Guides. A graduate student pours over her coursework. Meet the Graduate Students Graduate Students Names, e-mail addresses, and research interests of graduate students and alumni.