Starting this fall, the Criminology and Criminal Justice program will kick off its new Master of Science degree in Criminology and Criminal Justice. The program is aimed at both current criminal justice professionals who want to advance their careers and at recent criminal justice graduates who want to further their education. [more]
Are you a good student majoring in CCJ? You may be eligible for the new “4+1” alternative for the new CCJ graduate school program. [more]
In commemoration of National Women’s History Month, the Honorable Annette Jurkiewicz Berry (left) was one of two honored speakers at the Drug Enforcement Administration's "Celebration of Women" program.  

Student on the Move!
Machhdie Assi is on the move.  A senior at UM-Dearborn, Machhadie is working on two degrees, a Bachelor of Science in biological science and a Bachelor of Arts in criminology and criminal justice, as she plans to pursue a legal career.
Machhadie had multiple internships over the past year, including a fall internship with the Washtenaw County Public Defender and a summer internship for The Washington Center (TWC) in Washington, D.C.   While in interning with TWC, she received the Global Citizenship Award for honoring diversity by fostering communities among diverse populations. During the same period, she interned at the Arab/American Anti-Discrimination Committee (ADC) and even represented the agency on a television broadcast.  She also interned and worked part-time at the Global Language Network.
On campus, Machhadie was a Student Mentor and Teaching Assistant in the course, Forensic Science Evidence and was the recipient of the Meeting of Minds XXIX 2016 Certificate of Merit, which highlights student research, creative endeavors, and student-faculty collaborations. She is currently the President of the Pre-Law Association and she was the first one to institute a celebration of National Law Day on this campus.  This proud mother of three also continues to be a positive force in her community, including The Wolverine Leadership Cohort (Winter 2017), a global representative for She is the first - University of Michigan Dearborn Chapter, and she was recently selected as a Difference Maker 2016-2017.  Faculty and staff nominate students who are making a difference now and have the potential to have impact as future leaders.
Machhadie Assi is certainly an outstanding representative of the Criminology and Criminal Justice program. Keep up your good work and continued success!
graduates
Criminology and Criminal Justice Exposition
Recruiters for federal, state, and local law enforcement and criminal justice and human services-related agencies will be on campus for the 13th annual Criminology and Criminal Justice Exposition. The Expo takes place on Thursday, October 12, 2017 in UM-Dearborn’s University Center, Kochoff All, from 9:00 a.m.-12:30 p.m.  All students are encouraged to attend!
alumni news
Just who is a typical CCJ graduate? The simple answer is that there is no such person. Our alumni have a diverse range of skills, talents, experiences and goals. Click here ... and maybe you'll see a familiar name!
CRJ 489: Law, Crime and Society with Prof. Patel
CRJ 417/517: Crimmigration with Prof. Barak
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