CEC provides several opportunities for you to get both college and high school credit while also learning about the criminal justice system. The mission of the program is to create a rigorous learning environment that provides an authentic, real-world context.
Criminal Justice
Students learn about the different areas of the criminal justice system through a problem-based approach with jail tours, guest speakers from the field, scenarios, case studies and other hands-on activities. Even if you aren’t interested in this career field, you learn about the roles of the different entities in a democratic society as well as the checks and balances.
Crime and Forensics
Do you enjoy solving crimes and learning about the motivation behind criminal activity? This course is for you. This lab focused class will learn about a case from the first responding officer to trial with an emphasis on forensics such as blood spatter, fingerprinting, profiling and the identification of human remains.
There will be some upcoming changes to this plan based on single instructor structure.
| Instructor | Semester 1 | Semester 2 |
|---|
Instructor TBD |
Hervey |
| CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice (3 credits) CRJ 1025 Policing Systems (3 credits) |
| CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice (3 credits) CRJ 1045 Introduction to the Correctional Process (3 credits) |
| CRJ 1010 Intro to Criminal Justice (3 credits) CRJ 1025 Policing Systems (3 credits) |
| CRJ 1027 Crime Scene Investigation (3 credits) CRJ 2005 Principles of Criminal Law (3 credits) SOC 2031 Sociology (3 credits) |
Capstone Completion:
Requires all 6 courses to obtain, Law Enforcement Certificate.
Must take 110 first, and then there is no order after
Minimum of 4 semesters to complete all 6 courses
| Name | Title | Department | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stacey Hervey | Senior Team Lead, Teacher | Criminal Justice/Forensics | stacey_hervey@dpsk12.net |
Speak with your school counselor about attending part-time or contact CEC Counselor, Zachary Williams for more information.