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(maintained by DUS advisor
Scott Kelly)
L. Edward Day, Ph.D.
Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Sociology
The Pennsylvania State University, Altoona College
Links
classes | genocide
criminal justice information | professional organizations
criminal justice career opportunities
The home page of Penn
State Altoona's Criminal Justice Program
is at:
http://www.aa.psu.edu/cj
Up to date advising information on the program,
including the student handbook,
can be found on the web site
of advisor Scott Kelly at
http://www.personal.psu.edu/sak229
Course Links
Penn State Course Management System. Registered students can find syllabi and other course information here.
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Genocide Links
Genocide Research Project reference site. [currently unavailable] Dr. Day is a founding member of the GRP. This reference site contains an extensive annotated list of web sites addressing genocide and international law.
War Crimes, Genocide, and Crimes Against Humanity. Dr. Day edits this journal, published by the Genocide Research Project and Penn State Altoona.
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Criminal Justice Information
Cecil Greek's Criminal Justice Web Site at the University of Florida provides one of the most comprehensive lists of quality criminal justice web sites available.
Sourcebook of Criminal Justice Statistics
Bureau of Justice Statistics
National Criminal Justice Reference Service
Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention
Federal Bureau of Investigation Uniform Crime Reports
Death Penalty Information Center
International Victimology Website
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Professional Organizations
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
Northeastern Association of Criminal Justice Sciences
American Society of Criminology
American Sociological Association
World Society of Victimology
Law & Society Association
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Criminal Justice Career Opportunities
It's important to remember
that most criminal justice jobs are at the county or municipal
level. These jobs may be advertised only at the local level. You
should check directly with local
agencies or look in the help wanted ads in the area where you want to work.
That said, the
web sites below might be useful for generally poking around the job market.
I recommend that you start your search by talking to the
staff at Penn State Altoona's
Career Services office. They will not only give you advice to help you
locate
opportunities, but can help you develop skills that will help you land the
position.
Penn State Altoona Career Services
A few useful sites to help you search for criminal justice
jobs within Pennsylvania:
PA State Civil Service Commission
The
Bureau of State Employment directs hiring for non-civil service jobs in PA,
including
some positions in corrections and state level investigative agencies.
Pennsylvania Career Link
is a state government operated web site that tries to link
job seekers with private employers.
A few useful sites to help you search nationwide:
USAJOBS.com is the official job site of the
federal government
GOVTJOB.net lists opportunities in all levels
of government
GOVTJOB.net public safety and
criminal justice section
LawEnforcementJobs.com has job
listings and other resources
The career links page
at Corrections.com
Ira Wilsker maintains one of the most comprehensive list of law enforcement
links available
on the web. This link
takes you to the job listings section of his site.
More criminal Justice career web sites can be found
at the Employment
Mega-Links in Criminal Justice and
at Sheffield Publishing's
Selected Criminal Justice Job Related Internet Sites
For a good list of books to help you explore criminal justice
careers,
see the Careers and Jobs
in Criminal Justice section of
Paul's Justice Page
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