A checklist is the list of requirements to complete this program and receive the award, as the college publishes it in its catalog. It is the same for everyone. It does not say what you have completed; that comes from applying your own record.
Program
- Award
- Emergency and Crisis Management Concentration
- Catalog edition
- 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog
- Checklist type
- degree-program
- Description
- The Emergency and Crisis Management concentration provides students with a core knowledge of emergency management related concepts, theories, and principles through an in depth analysis of past and current emergency management policies, practices, and events. Students explore the nature of disasters, the complexities of disaster response operations, and the roles and responsibilities of various emergency management personnel. They also gain an understanding of common post-disaster problems and how the emergency management community can overcome these challenges. The concentration prepares graduates for work in the protective services industries, corrections, policing, and in corporations as emergency management directors, risk management specialists, or information security specialists.
Identifiers
- IPEDS UNITID
- 166391
- CourseShelf checklist
- CK_166391_6e0685bc_1
- CollegeTransfer.Net
- Institution Transfer Profile
- Source
- CourseShelf publish 61
Requirements to complete
Every course or condition the catalog lists, in the catalog's order.
Requirements
75 items
- As published: “CJ701”
- As published: “CJ702”
- As published: “CJ703”
- As published: “CJ704”
- As published: “CJ705”
- As published: “CJ709”
- As published: “CJ720”
- As published: “CJ721”
- As published: “COM722”
- As published: “CJ798”
- As published: “CJ799”
- As published: “CJ101 - Introduction to Criminal Justice (KP)”
- As published: “CJ103 - Principles of Human Rights”
- As published: “CJ201 - Criminology”
- As published: “CJ202 - Juvenile Justice”
- As published: “CJ203 - Juvenile Delinquency & Gangs”
- As published: “CJ206 - Drugs & Society”
- As published: “CJ207 - Criminal Investigations”
- As published: “CJ210 - Special Topics in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ213 - Ethics in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ303 - Domestic Violence”
- As published: “CJ305 - Crime & Popular Culture”
- As published: “CJ309 - Children & Violence”
- As published: “CJ312 - Corrections”
- As published: “CJ313 - Police & Society”
- As published: “CJ314 - White Collar and Organized Crime”
- As published: “CJ315 - Global Technology & Crime”
- As published: “CJ316 - Criminal Procedure”
- As published: “CJ317 - Comparative Justice Systems”
- As published: “CJ318 - Violence & Aggression”
- As published: “CJ319 - Victimology”
- As published: “CJ321 - Probation, Parole & Other Sanctions”
- As published: “CJ323 - Justice, Class, Race & Gender”
- As published: “CJ331 - Research Methods in Criminal Justice”
- As published: “CJ332 - Criminal Profiling Strategies”
- As published: “CJ335 - Sexual Violence Advocacy”
- As published: “CJ421 - Investigative Methods & Procedures”
- As published: “CJ422 - Principles of Crime Analysis”
- As published: “CJ441 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy I”
- As published: “CJ442 - Topics in Crime & Public Policy II”
- As published: “CJ443 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar I”
- As published: “CJ444 - Justice Studies Internship & Seminar II”
- As published: “CJ701 - The Criminal Justice System & Process”
- As published: “CJ702 - Critical Legal Issues in Crim Justice”
- As published: “CJ703 - Advanced Criminological Thought”
- As published: “CJ704 - Ethical Theory & Criminal Justice Policy”
- As published: “CJ705 - Criminal Justice Leadership & Management”
- As published: “CJ706 - Advanced Applied Forensics”
- As published: “CJ709 - Research Methods & Statistical Analysis”
- As published: “CJ720 - Crisis & Emergency Management”
- As published: “CJ721 - Risk Management & Planning”
- As published: “CJ730 - Terrorism & Homeland Security”
- As published: “CJ731 - Transnational Crime”
- As published: “CJ732 - Cybercrime & Data Security”
- As published: “CJ740 - Theories of Violence & Aggression”
- As published: “CJ741 - Interpersonal & Relationship Violence”
- As published: “CJ742 - Violence Prev, Advocacy, & Social Change”
- As published: “CJ750 - Global Criminal Justice Systems”
- As published: “CJ751 - Victimology”
- As published: “CJ752 - Class, Race, Ethic and Gender Issues CJ”
- As published: “CJ798 - Research Project Capstone”
- As published: “CJ799 - Internship”
- As published: “CJ701 - The Criminal Justice System & Process”
- As published: “CJ702 - Critical Legal Issues in Crim Justice”
- As published: “CJ703 - Advanced Criminological Thought”
- As published: “CJ704 - Ethical Theory & Criminal Justice Policy”
- As published: “CJ705 - Criminal Justice Leadership & Management”
- As published: “CJ709 - Research Methods & Statistical Analysis”
- As published: “CJ720 - Crisis & Emergency Management”
- As published: “CJ721 - Risk Management & Planning”
- As published: “COM722 - Crisis Communication”
- As published: “CJ798 - Research Project Capstone”
- As published: “CJ799 - Internship”
Source. Lasell University, catalog 2020 - 2021 Academic Catalog — https://www.lasell.edu/academics/academic-catalog-and-calendar/20-21-academic-catalog/graduate-catalog-20-21/programs-of-study/master-of-science-in-criminal-justice-20-21/emergency-and-crisis-management-concentration.html. Captured page pages/0292.html.gz. Assembled from the institution's published catalog as captured; every record names its captured page and source URL. Assembled, not asserted.