Table of Contents
- General Information
- Undergraduate Programs
- Graduate Programs
- Graduate Admissions Procedure
- Academic Policies
- Graduate Arts and Sciences
- Graduate Arts and Sciences Programs
- Classification of Students
- Biology
- Computer Science
- Criminal Justice and Public Safety Institute
- M.S. in Criminal Justice
- Master of Science—Criminal Justice
- Master of Science—Concentration in Administration including Police Executive
- Master of Science—Concentration in Intelligence and Crime Analysis
- Master of Science—Concentration in Behavior Counseling
- Master of Science—Concentration in Probation, Parole, and Corrections
- Master of Science—Concentration in Federal Law Enforcement
- Master of Science—Concentration in Criminology
- Post-Master’s Certificate in Criminal Justice
- M.S. in Environmental Protection and Safety Management
- M.S. in Homeland Security
- M.S. in Public Safety Management
- Criminal Justice and Public Safety Institute Courses
- CRJ 550 Research Methods and Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 560 Criminological Theory (3 credits)
- CRJ 565 Ethics and Criminal Justice (3 credits)
- CRJ 570 Professional Writing for Law Enforcement (3 credits)
- CRJ 575 Advanced Research Methods and Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 601 Law and Social Policy (3 credits)
- CRJ 602 Courts, Policies, and Administration (3 credits)
- CRJ 603 Nuts and Bolts of the Criminal Justice Process (3 credits)
- CRJ 604 Law Enforcement Management (3 credits)
- CRJ 605 Criminal Justice Administration (3 credits)
- CRJ 606 Criminal Procedure: Investigation to Testimony (3 credits)
- CRJ 607 Multiculturalism and Diversity in Criminal Justice (3 credits)
- CRJ 610 Community and Problem Oriented Policing (3 credits)
- CRJ 611 Crime Analysis Using GIS Mapping (3 credits)
- CRJ 612 Police Executive Management (3 credits)
- CRJ 613 Technology for the Police Executive (3 credits)
- CRJ 615 Youth Cultures and Deviance (3 credits)
- CRJ 616 Juvenile Justice and Delinquency: Issues and Responses (3 credits)
- CRJ 617 Mental Health and the Law (3 credits)
- CRJ 618 Therapeutic Strategies in Criminal Justice (3 credits)
- CRJ 619 Foundations of Addiction for Criminal Justice Professionals (3credits)
- CRJ 620 Evidence Based Practice in Substance Abuse/Behavioral Health Treatment (SOC 4675) (3 credits)
- CRJ 621 Co-Occurring Disorders (3 credits)
- CRJ 622 Basic Principles of Behavior Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 623 Applied Behavior Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 624 Behavior Analysis and Consultation (3 credits)
- CRJ 625 Behavioral Development (3 credits)
- CRJ 626 Clinical Behavior Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 627 Contemporary Criminology: Scope and Application (3 credits)
- CRJ 628 Victimology (3 credits)
- CRJ 629 Violence and Victims (3 credits)
- CRJ 630 Gender, Crime and Criminal Justice (3 credits)
- CRJ 631 Criminal Jurisprudence (3 credits)
- CRJ 632 Crime and Urban Communities (3 credits)
- CRJ 633 Federal Criminal Justice (3 credits)
- CRJ 634 Federal Criminal Law and Prosecution (3 credits)
- CRJ 635 White Collar Crime (3 credits)
- CRJ 636 Federal Search & Seizure (3 credits)
- CRJ 658 The Wire and its Contribution to Understanding Violence, Youth, and Urban Inequality (3 credits)
- CRJ 637 Forensic Financial Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 638 Drugs: Threats, Laws, and Strategies (3 credits)
- CRJ 639 Organized Crime: Targets and Strategies (3 credits)
- CRJ 640 Terrorism: Threats and Strategies (3 credits)
- CRJ 641 Homeland Security (3 credits)
- CRJ 642 Law Enforcement Intelligence Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 643 Law Enforcement Intelligence: Policy and Process (3 credits)
- CRJ 644 Electronic Intelligence Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 647 Problems in Contemporary Corrections (3 credits)
- CRJ 648 Contemporary Probation, Parole, and Community Corrections (SOC 4155) (3 credits)
- CRJ 650 Victim Offender Mediation (3 credits)
- CRJ 651 Restorative Justice: Theory (3 credits)
- CRJ 652 Restorative Justice: Practice (3 credits)
- CRJ 655 Inside/Out: Exploring Crime and Justice Behind Bars (3 credits)
- CRJ 657 Ethics in Behavior Analysis (3 credits)
- CRJ 656 The Criminal Justice System (3 credits)
- CRJ 770 Special Topic/Independent Study (3 credits)
- CRJ 789 Criminal Justice Internship (3 credits)
- CRJ 790 Internship in Behavior Analysis I (3 credits)
- CRJ 791 Internship in Behavior Analysis II (3 credits)
- CRJ 792 Internship in Behavior Analysis III (3 credits)
- CRJ 793 Thesis Supervision (3 credits)
- Environmental Protection and Safety Management Course Descriptions
- PSE 550 Fire Department Organization and Management (3 credits)
- PSE 551 Management Principles and Practices (3 credits)
- PSE 552 Seminar: Environmental Protection Management (3 credits)
- PSE 553 Seminar: Disaster Planning and Management (3 credits)
- PSE 554 Occupational Safety and Health Administration (3 credits)
- PSE 555 Risk Analysis (3 credits)
- PSE 556 Industrial Hygiene (3 credits)
- PSE 557 Environmental Law and Enforcement (3 credits)
- PSE 560 Seminar: Special/Target Hazard Planning and Evaluation (3 credits)
- PSE 601 Fire Protection and Emergency Service Master Planning (3 credits)
- PSE 602 Research and Evaluation (3 credits)
- PSE 603 Emergency Medical Services Management (3 credits)
- PSE 604 Critical Incident Stress Management (3 credits)
- PSE 605 EPA/OSHA Issues for Health Care Institutions (3 credits)
- PSE 606 Behavioral Aspects of Health and Safety Promotion (3 credits)
- PSE 607 Seminar: Environmental Crime (3 credits)
- PSE 608 Strategic Planning for the Public Safety Sector (3 credits)
- PSE 609 EPA/OSHA Auditing: Concepts and Procedures (3 credits)
- PSE 610 Environmental Waste (3 credits)
- PSE 611 Seminar: Global Chemical Regulations & Compliance Management (3 credits)
- PSE 770 Independent Study in Public Safety (3 credits)
- PSE 770 Independent Study in Environmental Protection and Safety Management (3 credits)
- PSE 795-CS1 Case Study in Public Safety (3 credits)
- PSE 795-CS3 Case Study in Environmental Protection and Safety Management (3 credits)
- PSE 795-CS2 Case Study in Homeland Security (3 credits)
- Department of Health Services
- Education Departments
- Education Unit
- Gerontological Services
- Health Administration
- Health Care Ethics
- Health Education
- Mathematics Education
- Nurse Anesthesia
- Organization Development and Leadership
- Psychology
- Theology and Society
- Degree Requirements and Course Disbtribution
- Biblical Studies
- THE 511 Law and Ethics in the Hebrew Bible
- THE 512 The Hebrew Bible and Its Inner "Re-readings"
- THE 513 The Psalms
- THE 521 The Gospels and Discipleship
- THE 522 The Letters of Paul: Conversation across the Centuries
- THE 523 Biblical Interpretation: Actualizing the Bible in Today’s Church and World
- Historical Theology
- THE 531 The Christian Tradition and Trajectory
- THE 533 Christianity Today
- THE 535 God, Gender, and Christian Spirituality
- Systematic Theology
- THE 541 Jesus through the Centuries
- THE 542 The Triune God: The Relational Nature of the Divine
- Distribution Requirement #2: THEOLOGICAL ANTHROPOLOGY
- THE 547 Dignity, Rights, and Duties: The Many Facets of the Human Person
- THE 548 Theology with and for the World
- THE 549 Religion, Violence, and Terrorism
- Distribution Requirement #3: ECCLESIOLOGY AND SACRAMENTS
- THE 554 The Church as Sacrament for the World
- THE 555 The Eucharist: A Vision of Solidarity
- Christian Ethics
- THE 561 Social Ethics
- THE 562 Ethics and Economics
- THE 563 Technology Ethics
- THE 564 Mediator, Mediation, and the Media
- THE 565/HCE 552 Theological Issues in Bioethics [course offered by SJU’s Institute of Catholic Bioethics]
- THE 566/HAD 600 Ethics of Health Care [course offered by SJU’s Institute of Catholic Bioethics]
- THE 567 The Greening of Catholic Understanding
- THE 568 Politics and Religious Traditions in the USA
- INTERRELIGIOUS RELATIONS
- THE 581 The Church in Relation to Judaism
- THE 583 Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations
- THE 585 The Religions of Asia
- Other Courses
- THE 694 Integrative Concluding Project (Elective)
- Writing Studies Core Courses
- AREA I—Writing And Culture (600-629)
- AREA II—Rhetoric and Composition: Theory and Practice (630-659)
- AREA III—Professional Writing (660-699)
- Writing Studies
- The Erivan K. Haub School of Business
- Executive Programs
- College of Professional and Liberal Studies
- Directory
PSE 553 Seminar: Disaster Planning and Management (3 credits)
The purpose of this seminar is to cover a broad range of topics, problems and activities involved in developing a comprehensive yet flexible plan of response to a major life- and property-threatening emergency at the local level. Through lectures by professionals from a variety of fields and perspectives, the course will provide an overview of the managerial responsibilities and multi-dimensional skills necessary to coordinate and control a disaster situation. There will also be a review and study of past disasters. Finally, the seminar will focus on developing techniques and approaches that can be used to handle similar emergencies in the future.