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Changing perceptions about corrections
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CU-Lock Haven Criminal Justice Club visits National Law Enforcement Museum and Memorial
Lock Haven University criminal justice students recently visited the National Law Enforcement Museum and Memorial in Washington, D. C. The students were all members of the LHU Criminal Justice Club...
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Speaker challenges audience to think differently about gender, race, and the courts
Members of the BU community were recently challenged to think differently about “Gender, Race, and the Court System” in a lecture. Dr. Shauntey James, assistant professor of criminal justice at Penn...
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CU-Mansfield Municipal Police Academy guarantees $2,500 scholarship for all cadets
Scholarship makes Mansfield’s Academy tuition the most affordable in the Commonwealth MANSFIELD, Pa. – The Mansfield University Act 120 Municipal Police Academy will now guarantee a minimum...
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Showing students the ropes necessary to make the climb
Chief Scott Fogel has made it a point to provide as authentic an experience as possible for each aspiring officer by melding hands-on experiences with their academic coursework and helping the student make an informed decision about their career path.
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Superior Court of Pennsylvania holds session at CU-Mansfield
MANSFIELD, Pa. – A university campus is a place bustling with a variety of events and activities. However, Mansfield University’s Straughn Auditorium recently played host to something unusual for a...
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Criminal justice major competes in global World of Warcraft competition for U.S. Army
Sergeant Frank Doone, a member of the Pennsylvania Army National Guard and a criminal justice major at Bloomsburg University, is part of a six-person nationwide team that is battling in a new way — in...
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Criminal justice major researches fatal police shootings
A prominent issue in society today is fatal police shootings. This issue inspired Bloomsburg University student Hannah Geczi to participate in the URSCA (Undergraduate Research, Scholarly, and...
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Combat medic eyes future in law enforcement
Alexander Franks, a criminal justice major, is spending his two-week annual training at Fort Pickett, Va., this summer as a combat medic with the PA Army National Guard. “I saw the opportunity to...
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OCPD finds value in Bloomsburg's criminal justice program
Only five full-time officers were hired to the Ocean City Police Department in Maryland in 2018. Three of those five officers were Bloomsburg University graduates.