CJS Computer Lab

The CJS Computer Lab in SCH 217 will have open lab hours for all students during the spring 2019 semester.

CJS in the News

Read about Dr. Ashley Farmer's research to determine best practices for keeping pets safe in disaster situations..

Faculty Spotlight

Congratulations to Dr. Charles Bell, whose article "Poverty to PhD: An Insider Account of Structural Barriers That Affect Impoverished Students of Color", was published in the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences September 2018 newsletter.

CAST Connections

CAST Connections is a networking even aimed at connecting students with Alumni. Read about the inaugural event!

Illinois State University Criminal Justice Sciences

Announcements

Drop-in Advising

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Week of January 21:

Academic Advising

Tuesday: 1-3 p.m.
Wednesday: 10 a.m.-noon

PLEASE NOTE: These times are only for students who have spring schedule issues. If the scheduled times do not work for you, please contact Tracy to set up an alternative appointment. Summer and fall advising will begin in February when the Academic Advising Sessions begin. More information will be sent to your ISU email account - so be sure you are checking it regularly!

Internship Advising

Tuesday: 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Thursday: 10 a.m.-noon & 1:30 to 3 p.m.

Check in for either advisor in SCH 441B.

Stories

people standing around a table with a window looking out on a cityscape.

Juvenile justice across continents: Research compares youth centers in Japan and the U.S.Working with young people to give them a second chance can look different in the United States and Japan, according to Associate Professor of Criminal Justice Joanne Savage.

Yulissa Paez Naranjo with friends Ivan Hernandez and Nicole Alonso

#CASTFreshmanFriday: CJS major Yuli steps out of her comfort zoneOur freshman feature spotlights a first-year undergraduate student with a major in the College of Applied Science and Technology.

Department chairs and CTLT Director Claire Lamonica

Faculty honored for their commitment to professional developmentThree academic departments received CTLT's Path to Excellence award for dedication to improving student learning in 2018

Charles Bell with several elementary school students

Suspension of potential: Charles Bell examines perceptions of school disciplineSchool suspensions are counterintuitive in nature, says Charles Bell, who uses his own experiences growing up in Detroit to help others tap into their potential.

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