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Worth Noting
Employment Outcomes
Approximately 18% of our yearly graduates in criminal
justice will pursue professional and/or graduate education in law, social work,
criminology, accounting, school counseling, forensic science, etc. Of the
remaining number of criminal justice majors (82.0%) who graduate every year and
do not go on for further education, about 90.0% of this number will have found
employment within the first 5 months after graduation in some type of
entry-level (hyphen) job.
Departmental Computer Lab and Library
The location of this lab is in O'Hara Hall, Room 426.
This lab consists of 10 - Pentium PC computers. There is an HP LaserJet III
Printer. Software includes Windows 95, MS Office 2000 (which includes Word,
Excel, PowerPoint and Access), Adobe Acrobat, McAfee Anti-Virus, SPSS,
PowerTerm32, Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer.
The Departmental Library (O'Hara Hall, Room 420) has a
collection of various Sociology/Criminal Justice periodicals available for
research purposes. The library is also open for a study room.
SPECIAL RECOGNITION OF AND ACCOMPLISHMENTS OF SOME
UNIVERSITY OF SCRANTON CRIMINAL JUSTICE MAJORS
Criminal justice majors have received prestigious and
competitive Powell Scholar and Irish Study awards or scholarships. Our majors
have been selected for highly competitive FBI Honor's, Drug Enforcement
Administration (DEA) and White House summer internships. A criminal justice
major has been voted "Best Cadet" in her region. Department majors
have participated in study abroad programs in England, Wales, Scotland, and
Spain. Each year approximately 10% of the majors in the department are selected
for inclusion in Who's Who Among Students in American Colleges and
Universities.
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