This course provides experiential learning that allows students to integrate classroom knowledge with criminal justice practices in an agency, firm, research setting, or organizational setting approved by the course's instructor. The student will be supervised by the course instructor and/or the hosting agency's internship supervisor. Internship students will engage in various fieldwork activities within the agency while recording their experiences in a field journal. All students will produce a course paper or scholarly research paper that establishes the student's understanding of a subject relevant to the students' study in criminal justice.
CRJ 101, CRJ 212, CRJ 214, CRJ 246, CRJ 300, CRJ 310, CRJ 312, CRJ 314, and 317 or with the permission of the faculty.
This course meets the PCOM and PCEN core curriculum requirements for the CRJ major.