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Crime and Law

Department of Criminal Justice

The faculty and staff of the Department of Criminal Justice bring forth a wealth of experience and knowledge in the fields of criminal justice, legal studies, and homeland security and emergency management. Undergraduate degrees include a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, and a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, Legal Studies Concentration. The Department of Criminal Justice also offers a Master of Science in Criminal Justice as well as a Bachelor of Science in Homeland Security and Emergency Management.

College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers students a traditional liberal arts education to meet the needs of the 21st century, allowing them to compete for a variety of careers in an increasingly complex and evolving world.

Criminal Justice Degree
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Criminal Justice

The Auburn University at Montgomery undergraduate program in Criminal Justice offers the Bachelor of Science degree to the student seeking comprehensive education for a professional career in the Criminal Justice field. This major provides broad academic preparation in both general education and Criminal Justice.

Legal Studies

Legal Studies is a concentration within the Department of Criminal Justice. It is designed for students seeking to develop knowledge and skills pertaining to careers in law and legal fields.

Criminal Justice Master's Degree

A master’s in criminal justice can build opportunities and sharpen critical skills or serve as an entry point for a competitive job, such as a position at a federal agency.

Homeland Security and Emergency Management

Whether it be a response to an attack or the restoration of order in the midst of panic, professionals are needed who are trained for leadership and ready to react.

Scholarships

In addition to other AUM scholarships awarded, the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers excellent scholarship opportunities to students throughout the academic school year.

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Through it’s various departments, the AUM College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences offers a variety of resources to give students the necessary knowledge and skills to be profoundly competitive in the professional atmosphere. Join us and apply to AUM, where learning matters most.

Clubs & Organizations

Extend and expand your classroom learning by being part of your department’s club or organization. This will also provide you with invaluable networking opportunities with faculty members, community influencers and professionals in your field. Take the leap and see what’s available!

Student Advising

Academic advisors serve an important role in helping you get registered for classes and guiding you along your educational journey. Your advisor will assist you in selecting the classes needed for graduation and serve as a resource to you during your time at AUM.

Meet the Faculty

Department of Criminal Justice

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Courtney A. Waid

Associate Professor and Faculty Athletic Representative
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Eden Arnold

Administrative Associate
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Qassim Bolaji

Assistant Professor
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Don Chon

Distinguished Research Professor
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Prit Kaur

Associate Professor
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Jacqueline McNett

Assistant Professor
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Sarah Napper

Assistant Professor
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Theresa Pelfrey

Associate Professor and Director of Legal Studies
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