Department of Behavioral and Justice Sciences
Chair: Beitzel
Director: Kiefner Burmeister
Professor: Kiefner Burmeister
Associate Professors: Buchanan, J. Burmeister, Coppola
Assistant Professors: Beitzel, LaBuda, Pape
A Bachelor of Arts degree is granted for baccalaureate programs in the Department of Behavioral and Justice Sciences. (Note: Psychology, Forensic Biology, and Forensic Chemistry lead to Bachelor of Science degrees.)
Baccalaureate Programs:
Adolescent/Young Adult/Integrated Social Studies
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice-White-Collar Crime and Fraud Investigation
Forensic Biology
Forensic Chemistry
Political Science
Pre-Law Studies - Preparation for the Practice of Law Emphasis
Pre-Law Studies - Public Administration and Policy Emphasis
Psychology
Minors:
Criminal Justice
Forensic Science
Law and the Liberal Arts
Political Science
Psychology
Public Administration
Sociology
Prerequisite
The prerequisite for all upper-level Department of Behavioral and Justice Sciences courses is a “C” or better in ENGL 106, ENGL 107, or ENGL 206.