This is an eight-week course that meets two hours per week. This course is designed to give the student an understanding of culture and discrimination. Ethics, morals, and professionalism will be examined closely. After successful completion of basic criminal justice courses, students may elect criminal justice internship. Students are placed in an approved training station, earn credits for satisfactory work performance, and may earn remuneration.
Participation requires approval from the director of criminal justice.
Students' occupational interests are considered with their background and related classes to determine employment arrangements. Flexibility of individual programs in any of the law enforcement occupations is accomplished through a practical training program developed in agreement with the training station supervisors and college coordinator. The director shall arrange objectives and assignments that are in accord with purposes of vocational education and maintain constant evaluation through coordination visits to training stations and weekly meetings with the students. This course will familiarize students with investigations involving dangerous drugs and will include history, sources, recognition, laws, and courtroom presentations. The course presents the concepts and techniques related to safely using a semiautomatic pistol.