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• CRIM 640: Human Trafficking

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course explores the problem of human trafficking in South Carolina in the context of the overall global phenomenon. The history of human exploitation and the social factors which contribute to this phenomenon (especially on vulnerable populations) are presented. The major forms of human trafficking are defined and discussed along with legal, law enforcement, legislative, executive, and non-profits' efforts to address the issue. Three credit hours."
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• CRIM 645: Advanced Criminal Law

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course addresses criminal law as understood through an analysis of legal processes, court systems, and correctional institutions. It details differences across populations (e.g., juveniles vs. adults), the history of law in civil rights and civil liberties at state and federal levels and teaches students about controversies and challenges related to types of evidence, collection of evidence, chain of custody, and judicial proceedings. Three credit hours.
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• CRIM 650: Contemp Crim Theory & Policy

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course examines contemporary criminology theory as it contributes to the current criminal justice policies. Special attention is paid to the application of theory in the policy-making process involving executive branch implementation and the diverse effects of policies on different social groups. Current topics such as addictions, cybersecurity, domestic violence, terrorism, alternatives to incarceration to include specialty courts, juvenile justice, and re-entry programs may be covered. Three credit hours.
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• CRIM 660: Research Methods in Crim & CJ

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course provides an overview of the rules of scientific methodology and teaches students about research design, data collection, and analysis. It covers a mix of relevant qualitative and quantitative research methodologies such as interviews, content analysis, participant observation, surveys, program evaluation, and the use of statistical analysis. Three credit hours.
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• CRIM 665: Adv Rsch Mthds in Crim and CJ

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course covers advanced qualitative and quantitative research methodologies including, but not limited to statistical methods, survey design, and use of criminal justice databases. Special attention is paid to the policy implications of research projects. Students will present findings from their original research. Prerequisite: CRIM 660 or instructor permission. Three credit hours." Prerequisite:    ( CRIM 660
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• CRIM 670: Victimology

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course examines criminal victimization in conjunction with theory and research. It also covers the patterns related to specific types of victimization and analyzes resources (government and non-profit) for victims of crime and violence with particular attention on the role of Victims' Advocates and leaders within the S.C. Department of Probation, Pardon, and Parole. Three credit hours.
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• CRIM 675: Admin Leadership in Crim & CJ

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course examines and analyzes leadership in terms of administration of law enforcement, public safety, and/or social service agencies. It focuses upon the theory and practice of budgeting, decision-making, human resources management, and public relations. Three credit hours."
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• CRIM 680: Special Topics in Crim & CJ

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course covers special topics and allows for special and contemporary topics to be addressed such as those related to commerce, emergency management, homeland security, intergovernmental relations, international affairs, public administration, public safety, social control and deviance, and technology. May be taken for additional credit as the topic changes. Three credit hours.
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• CRIM 695: Capstone Experience

  3.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  This course provides synthesis to the graduate program. Students will reflect upon their cumulative knowledge gleaned from their coursework. They will examine the role of law enforcement and/or criminologists in society today. And, with guidance by faculty, they will produce a professional paper on an issue which will contribute to knowledge in the field. Prerequisite: A cumulative GPA of 3.0 or greater in 15 hours of graduate CRIM courses. Three credit hours.
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• CSEM 101: College Seminar

  2.00 Credits

  Lander University

  
  Designed to help students develop effective study skills that they will continue to use throughout their academic career. In College Seminar, students refine their skills through peer interaction and direct application of the newly acquired skills to their current coursework. The course examines various topics needed for college success (i.e.note taking, time management, concentration, study strategies, test taking strategies, and test anxiety.) Permission required by the Academic Success Center, Genesis Hall. Two semester hours.
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