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Penn State Altoona

Criminal Justice Organization. Penn State Altoona. Introduction. Current Officers (2009-2010). Topics of Discussion. The organization was designed with four factors in mind: A social element An educational element A service component A support component

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Penn State Altoona

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  1. Criminal Justice Organization Penn State Altoona CJO

  2. Introduction CJO

  3. Current Officers (2009-2010) CJO

  4. Topics of Discussion • The organization was designed with four factors in mind: • A social element • An educational element • A service component • A support component • Anyone interested is encouraged to join CJO

  5. Topic One: A Social Element • The CJO was developed to provide a forum for those students with common interests in criminal justice. This could include such things as: Pizza parties, movies, casual “get together’s,” etc. CJO

  6. Topic Two: Educational Element • Educationally, the CJO is a key instrument in helping with career decisions and academics • The CJO works towards bringing speakers to the campus who are working as a professional in some area of criminal justice • The criminal justice program also has an active Mock Trail Team and Mediation Team CJO

  7. Topic Three: A Service Component • The CJO was designed with a service component in mind. This is intended to allow students to work within the community and represent, not only themselves and the CJO, but, Penn State Altoona as well • This is done by coordinated volunteer work in the nearby communities CJO

  8. Topic Four: A support Element • Members of the CJO are willing to lend a helping hand to fellow students who are having problems with their academics • This comes about in the form of mentoring CJO

  9. If you’re interested: • Contact a member of the CJO today. • In addition, you may contact one of the criminal justice Faculty/Staff for information pertaining to membership: Michael Arter, Ph.D., Assistant Professor (mla14@psu.edu)Vidisha Barua, LLM, Ph.D., Assistant Professor (vub1@psu.edu) L. Edward Day, Ph.D., Associate Professor (led7@psu.edu ) Scott Kelly, Ph.D. Student, Counselor & Part-Time Lecturer (sak229@psu.edu ) Amir Marvasti, Ph.D., Assistant Professor (abm11@psu.edu)Mary Ann Probst, Esquire, CJ Program Coordinator (map141@psu.edu) Nicholar Rowland, Ph.D., Assistant Professor (njr12@psu.edu)Robert Worley, Ph.D., Assistant Professor (rmw24@psu.edu) CJO

  10. Remember: • The Criminal Justice Organization is open to anyone • The CJO is designed for anyone who has an interest in criminal justice • Officers are elected by the CJO members for a term of one year CJO

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