If you have taken any courses for graduate credit, they also need to be submitted at this time. Please keep in mind that official copies of transcripts must come directly from the institution you attended to the address listed above. You will be contacted in writing with your admission information. After you have been admitted to the program, an advisor will contact you to determine your course plan and get you registered for classes. Students who wish to enroll in selected courses without being admitted to the program may enroll as special students.
Special students can go directly to registration to register for courses.
You can take a maximum of 12 credits as a special student. Tom Caywood Policing in a democratic society offers a critical and an in-depth analysis of past, present, and future law enforcement functions in the United States. Police as agents of social control must operate and function within the perimeters controlled by a democratic form of government and by an enlightened populous. An Analysis of the various criminal justice research methods and statistical procedures, with emphasis on research design, questionnaire construction, the construction and use of surveys, uses of available data, methods of collecting and analyzing data, the testing of hypotheses, the drawing of inferences, and the writing of the research report. Kathy Winz Examines lawsuits regarding civil rights violations and failure to exercise due care.