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Bachelor of Arts in Criminology and Justice

  • Strong social science research component
  • Directed toward evaluating the effectiveness of criminal justice 

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Criminology and Justice

Meeting the challenges of today’s fast-paced criminology and  justice environment

Faculty Success

Dr. Denney published his textbook (alongside co-author Dr. Allen Copenhaver) Media & Crime: Contemporary Issues with Kendall Hunt publishing.

This book offers an in-depth discussion of contemporary crime and media issues. Specifically, this book is the first of its kind to examine crime and media issues from a modern and approachable standpoint. Moreover, this book heavily focuses on how various forms of media interact with the three components of the criminal justice system (e.g., law enforcement, courts, and corrections). Topics in this book include:

 

·      Crime Construction and Real-World Effects

·      Crime Perceptions and Fear of Crime

·      Dramatization


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Student Success

Master of Criminal Justice student wins first place at LSU-S Student Scholars' Forum

Jordan Pedalino, a master of criminal justice student, recently won first place for her presentation of a paper at the LSU-S Student Scholars Forum. The multidisciplinary forum was held Friday, February 17, 2017, and included 24 undergraduate and graduate student presentations and 35 student posters profiling scholarly work across academic disciplines. Nine universities participated in the event.


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