Students may be simultaneously enrolled in ADJ 303 and ADJ 479. Prepares students to conduct an internship in a justice organization or perform justice-related work activity. Students will develop a relationship with a prospective internship sponsor and develop a plan for the internship and the research to be reported. Before enrolling, students must have a plan approved by the instructor. The application of classroom learning to an applied justice setting.
Students maintain daily journals, conduct research, and deliver both written and oral reports.
Seminars held three dates during the semester for discussion and oral presentation. Course may be taken more than once, but total accumulated credits may not exceed 9. Amount of required written work is calibrated to credit hours. Selected topics emphasizing recent developments in the field of Administration of Justice. May be repeated for credit.