JPS 100Inquiry into Criminal Justice
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
Guilford College · Courses
JPS
78 courses with the subject JPS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
JPS 103Community Problem Solving4
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 150Special Topics. 1-8
Advanced public policy topics, studied in depth for advanced students. May also be offered at the 250, 350 and 450 levels with examination of current public policy topics, issues and problems at a sophisticated introductory level.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 200Criminal Procedure1-8
Two JPS 300- or 400-level courses
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 1
- Credits (max)
- 8
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 201Criminal Law
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 202Law Enforcement and Police Roles
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 203Punishment and Corrections
JPS 221 Fundamentals of Cyber Security (CTIS 221)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 204Courts and the Judicial Process
Select course from the following: 4
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 215Community & Justice Prof. Sem 4
This course assists students in their search for occupational paths to pursue, develop job search strategies, and develop skills to acquire desired jobs. Students learn about opportunities for graduate study in the field of community and justice studies, and search for and prepare applications for jobs and/or graduate programs. Guest speakers, including alumni support students as they build their professional networks and learn about possible career and graduate school paths.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 220Community Building and Organizing4
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 233Deviance and Society4
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 236Conflict Transformation for Peacebuilding and
Justice (PECS 236)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 240Group Dynamics and Leadership
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 245Social & Envt Just Field Study4
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
- Type
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 250Special Topics (In Justice and Policy Studies)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 252Comm & Peace:Post-Gen Rwanda
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 260Research Problems/Independent Study
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 262Restorative Justice
o JPS 263 Prisons in US and Norway (Study Away Course) JPS 270 Interpersonal Communications (PSY 270) Select three of the following JPS 300- level courses: 12
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 263Prisons in US and Norway
JPS 290 JPS 301
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 290Internship
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 300Ethics & Profs. in CJ
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 301Criminal Justice Policy and Practice
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 304Crime, Justice and Community. 4
Examines crime and synthesizes the body of methodology, theory, and research examining community level effects on crime/crime control. This course also will examine the effect of crime and crime control on the community. Fulfills social/behavioral science requirement and embodied and creative engagement requirements (2019).
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 305Juvenile Justice & Delinquency
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 306Multicultural Communication
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 310Policy in Action
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 311Police & Communities
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 319Trust & Violence4
PSY 213 Course PSY 213 Not Found
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 322Wrongful Convictions
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 323Diversity at Work. 4
Explores ways in which individual and group differences influence self- perception and interpersonal communication. Increased understanding and communication skills will enable participants to work more productively with diverse colleagues and social groups. Fulfills diversity in the U.S. requirement (1998). Sociocultural engagement requirement (2019). 2022-2023 catalog 217
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 324Capital Punishment
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 325Family Violence4
Total credit hours required for A.B. degree in peace and conflict studies is
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 326Trial Advocacy. 4
Introduces the student to advocacy procedures and skills associated with all aspects of the criminal trial, including jury selection, opening and closing statements, examination of witnesses, and expert testimony. Considers the constitutional, ethical, and tactical issues that arise during trial practice. Examines the roles and responsibilities of stakeholders including prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, magistrates, and police officers. Develops skills through simulated exercises.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 327Social Justice Southern US. 4
Students will travel throughout the Southern United States to learn about pressing social justice issues (e.g., racial justice, reproductive justice, LGBTQ justice, immigrant justice, economic justice) and how community-based groups and grassroots organizations are addressing these issues locally. This course is experiential in nature, as students will learn about social justice issues by meeting with local leaders of community organizations and learning about the strategies and tactics used by these groups to address intersecting forms of oppression. Fulfills business and policy studies and diversity in the U.S. requirements (1998). Sociocultural engagement requirement (2019).
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 328Police Brutality & Culture
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 329Social Movements
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 330Criminal Investigation4
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 333Criminological Theory. 4
Advanced survey of criminological theory, covering sources of data about crime, the socioeconomic characteristics of both offenders and at-risk populations and the nature and theorized causes of criminal offenses.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 335Reclaiming Democracy
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 336Understanding Oppressive Systems4
Select one of the following or any Community and Justice Studies 4 course with approval from program coordinator: 12 JPS 290 Internship
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 4
- Credits (max)
- 4
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 337Research Methods
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 338Research Methods-CMJS
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 350Special Topics (In Justice and Policy Studies)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 360Independent Study (In Justice and Policy Studies)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 361Philosophy of Law Enforcement. 4
This course is based on the premise that all police officers are philosophers and need to become better philosophers of law. This course associates the works of famous jurists with the practice of law enforcement. Prerequisite: JPS 202.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 363Prisons in US and Norway. 4
This course is an interdisciplinary comparison of the prison systems in Norway and the United States in the context of their unique histories, political economies, demographics, and cultures. Drawing on the perspectives of restorative justice, criminal justice, and psychology, students in this course will compare the goals, structure, and policies of the two prison systems and consider the differential impact on violence, mental health, rehabilitation, and recidivism. The course includes first-hand visits to prisons in the United States and in Norway. Fulfills business and policy studies and social justice/environmental responsibility requirements (1998). Social/behavioral science and evaluating systems and environments requirements (2019).
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 365Race, Society and Criminal Justice
Total credit hours required for B.S. degree in community and justice studies is 44 credits.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 380Victimology
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 448CMJS Capstone Seminar I
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 449CMJS Capstone Seminar II
Three courses (one must be at the 200 level, and one must be at the 300 level)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 450Special Topics (In Justice and Policy Studies)
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 460Independent Study. 1-8
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 470Senior Thesis. 1-8
Major research project designed and conducted under the supervision of a faculty member. Prerequisite: JPS 339 or other research methods course.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 480CJ Capstone Seminar
Select one course from the following: 4
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 490Departmental Honors. 1-8
For seniors with a 3.5 grade-point average in the major, or by faculty approval. Students may complete a senior thesis and obtain program honors at graduation. Students interested in pursuing Departmental Honors must consult with the department in the student?s junior year in order to develop an approved proposal. Once approved to write a thesis, the student must have a thesis adviser (in the department) as well as two other committee members, one of whom should be from outside the department. The student will submit a written thesis to the full committee and make a public presentation.
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 510Criminological Theory
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 511Cybercrime
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 514Race, Class, Gender and Criminal Justice
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 516Leadership in Criminal Justice
2022-2023 catalog 307
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 517Digital Privacy and the Law
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 518National Security
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 521Corrections & Incarceration
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 522Current Issues in Corrections
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 531Advanced Criminal Procedure
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 532Prosecution and Trial
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 533Current Issues in Courts
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 540Advanced Policing
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 542Current Issues in Policing
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 545Police Brutality and Culture
Independent Study and Special Topics
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 550Special Topics
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 560Independent Study
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 600Foundations of Crim. Justice
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 601Advanced Research Methods
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 602Problem-Solving CJ
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 603Crime, Justice and Community8
b. Required Culmination (Thesis) Courses - 2 courses
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 8
- Credits (max)
- 8
- Credit unit
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 650Thesis Preparation
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 651Thesis16
c. Elective courses - 4 courses
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- JPS
- Credits (min)
- 16
- Credits (max)
- 16
- Credit unit
- credits
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- course
- Edition
- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
JPS 655Thesis Continuation
. d. Criminal Justice Master of Science Degree Master's Thesis The thesis for completion of the Master’s degree is required. This includes registration in JPS 650 and JPS 651 for eight credits, which will be offered every semester. There are two options for the thesis. The first is an empirically-based research study. This will include either collecting data or analyzing a previously collected data set. The thesis is expected to be an original work based upon empirical research, library research, secondary research, or experience in the field. Students who plan to pursue a doctoral degree are s recommended to choose to complete an empirically-based thesis. The second thesis option is a practical problem solving thesis. The problem solving thesis will have the student critically assess a problem in a criminal justice institution toward a goal of policy change to minimize or eliminate the problem presented. The written academic work for the problem solving practicum is expected to be an original work based upon library research, secondary research, and any experience in the field. Students who have no plans to pursue a doctoral degree are recommended to choose the problem solving practicum option. For more specific information regarding the thesis and the thesis process, please see the Thesis Manual. 3. Master of Science in International Sport Management Degree Code Title Credits a. Required Courses s
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- JPS
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- 2022-2023
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- catalog.guilford.edu
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