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The Criminal Justice Major is a Highly Interdisciplinary Program Involving the Expertise of an Academically Diverse Faculty

Anderson_photo Mark Anderson — Special Agent with the Office of the Inspector General, U.S. Department of Justice and Adjunct Instructor

B.S., St. Lawrence University, Chemistry
M.S., Northeastern University, Forensic Chemistry

Terrorism
Criminal Justice Forensics

Robbins_photo Don Kurtz — Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Criminology

B.S.W., Washburn University, Social Work
M.S., University of Kansas, Social Work
Ph.D., Kansas State University, Sociology

Introduction to Criminal Justice
Criminology
Gender and Crime
Research Methods in Criminal Justice

Robbins_photo Betty L. McCall — Assistant Professor of Sociology

B.S., Lamar University, Sociology
M.S., Baylor University, Gerontology
Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, Sociology

Race and Multicultural Relations
Introduction to Human Services

Robbins_photo Edward Robbins — Chief Juvenile Probation Officer of Lycoming County and Adjunct Instructor

B.A., Mansfield University, Criminal Justice Administration
M.S., Shippensburg University, Administration of Justice

Youth, Deviance, and Social Control

Robbins_photo Susan M. Ross — Associate Professor of Sociology and Chair of Criminal Justice

B.A. Millersville University, Sociology
M.A., University of New Hampshire, Sociology
Ph.D., University of New Hampshire, Sociology

Criminology
Sociology of Law

Jinney Smith — Assistant Professor of Political Science and Criminal Justice

B.A. University of Michigan-Ann Arbor, History and Political Science
M.S. Northeastern University, Criminal Justice
Ph.D. Northwestern University, Political Science

Introduction to Criminal Justice
Comparative Criminal Justice
Crime Prevention
Civil Rights and Liberties
Law and Society

Robbins_photo John Whelan — Professor of Philosophy and Pre-Law Advisor

B.A. University of Notre Dame, General Program of Liberal Studies (Great Books)
Ph D. University of Texas, Philosophy

Philosophical Issues in Criminal Justice
Lying and Law Breaking
Homicide

Robbins_photo Tiffany Wishard — Adjunct Professor of Legal Studies

B.A., Virginia Polytechnic, History
J.D., Dickinson School of Law

Legal Research and Writing
Courts and Criminal Justice System

Robbins_photo Anne McMunn Landon — Internship Coordinator

B.A., Bloomsburg University, Political Science

Robbins_photo Katie McNamee — Administrative Assistant

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