Administration of Justice - Corrections Certificate of Achievement
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Program Description
The Administration of Justice – Corrections certificate is designed for students considering a career as a Correctional Officer, Youth Correctional Counselor, Jailer, or those already employed seeking advancement in their career. The corrections systems specialize in the punishment and incarceration process as well as rehabilitation of the offender. Students will learn the fundamentals of the corrections systems, the legal aspects of corrections, control and supervision in corrections, correctional interviewing and counseling, and the probation and parole concepts in corrections
The pathway below represents an efficient and effective course taking sequence for this program. Individual circumstances might require some changes to this pathway. It is always recommended that you meet with an academic counselor to develop a personalized educational plan.
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Career and Academic Pathway (CAP)
Program Learning Outcomes
Apply knowledge and skills required in securing and maintaining employment
Compare and contrast the differences between probation and parole
Differentiate and identify control techniques in crisis situations within the correctional setting
Distinguish the responsibilities and liabilities of the laws governing a correctional officer
Assess the legal framework within the incarceration process
Compare prison gang membership both inside and outside the facility
Choose to further personal interests by completing the requirements for an Administration of Justice degree or developing skills as a crime scene investigator