CRJS 4590 - Research Assistantship

1 to 10 credit hours
Formerly - CRJS 459

Hands-on experience conducting crime and justice-related research. Involvement in all phases of the research process ù literature review, research design, contacting agencies, data collection and analysis, and preparation of a paper for presentation at an academic and/or professional conference. Students may develop an original project or may assist a faculty member with ongoing research. CR/F grading mandatory.

Registration Restriction(s): Junior or senior standing, and instructor permission
Prerequisite Course(s): CRJS 3020 and 3010