Why Criminal Justice at Thomas College?
Our Criminal Justice program stands out from others by focusing on
practical training so you can apply your degree to real-world situations. Your professors will be professionals who have worked in the field. And you’ll learn how to apply your new skills on a daily basis with any career opportunity you pursue.
Concentrations available in: Law Enforcement, Corrections, Homeland Security, and Conservation Law Enforcement.
At a Glance
121 credit hours 3 year option Career-focused curriculum Internships Leadership developmentKey Courses
- Policing in America
- The Court System
- The Corrections System
- Multicultural Issues in Criminal Justice
- Criminal Law
- Critical Issues in Criminal Justice
- Rights and Roles of Citizens
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Our Faculty
| Name | Title | ||
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Steven Dyer, M.A. | Instructor of Criminal Justice | |
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Tracey L. Horton, Ph.D. | Associate Professor of Forensic Psychology and Criminal Justice | |
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Mark Marsolais, Ph.D. | Associate Professor of Criminal Justice | |
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Laurie Ochs, Ph.D. | Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice | |
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Alicia Wilcox, Ph.D. |
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice |
