Retiring NYC District Attorney Inspired TV Series
“In the criminal justice system, the people are represented by two separate yet equally important groups: the police, who investigate crime; and the district attorneys, who prosecute the offenders....
View ArticleCareers In Criminal Justice & Homeland Security Attract Growing Interest –...
Hang on to your hat – Spencer Pratt recently announced he is leaving THE HILLS to become a cyber crime fighter. What made the actor and husband of plastic surgery fan, Heidi Montag, decide to give up...
View ArticlePresident Obama Urges Fathers To Take Largers Role In Children’s Lives
President Barack Obama shares a sad bond with 1 in 3 of the nation’s children – like 24 million young Americans, he grew up without his father. Although the president recognizes that his mother and...
View ArticleCriminology & Criminal Justice Degree Programs Seek Independence From...
Criminology and criminal justice are two of the most sought after majors in many colleges. Because the field seems to be recession-resistant, more and more students are flocking to these programs and...
View ArticleShould Criminal Background Checks Be Part Of The College Admissions Process?
In 2004 the Wilmington the campus of the University of North Carolina was rocked when it was revealed that a fellow student murdered Jessica Faulkner. In the aftermath of the tragedy, it was...
View ArticleCareers In Cyber-Security Combine Technology And Criminal Justice
If you are someone with a predilection for criminal justice and an interest in information technology, read on. Protecting computer networks and electronic infrastructures from attack has become a...
View ArticleCriminal Justice: Why A Degree Is Important To Your Success
Careers in criminal justice offer great rewards and terrific opportunity — in fact, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) forecasts that this field is one of the bright spots in the employment picture....
View ArticleJobs 2011/Part III – Social Services
These are the people who make the world a better place, and the good news is there are expanding career opportunities in the ‘give back’ community. Here is a look at some job options, including median...
View ArticleCareers That Deliver Satisfaction And Potential? Read On…
With all the news about high unemployment and slow job creation, there isn’t a lot of focus on those jobs that not only earn you a pay check, but also deliver great satisfaction. Even during a time...
View ArticleCampuses Step-Up Violence Prevention Programs
Along with career fairs and finals, there is a new addition on a growing number of college campuses: threat assessment teams (TATs). TATs – on some campuses they are referred to as ”behavioral...
View ArticleManaging Your College Loans: Understanding The College Cost Reduction &...
Opting for a college degree is one of the best investments you can make in yourself and your future — but it comes at a price. With tuition and other fees on the rise, more students rely on loans and...
View ArticleNews Travels Fast: How Osama’s Death Hit Social Media
For today’s 20-something-year-olds, the 9/11 terrorist attacks are the Pearl Harbor and JFK shooting of their generation. At the time when that generation were only in their pre and early teen years,...
View ArticleAre Law School Merit Scholarships Merely a Tool for Higher Rankings?
A recent report from the New York Times has brought to light growing concern on how law schools have participated in borderline deception over offering grants and merit scholarships to incoming...
View ArticleCybersecurity: Criminal Justice For IT Geeks
If you are one of those people who has always harbored a secret desire to pursue a career in criminal justice, now is a terrific time to consider enrolling in a degree or certification program. The...
View ArticleThe Debate Continues: Is A College Degree Worth The Expense?
Students and parents, alike, are frustrated and incensed at the accelerating price tag of a college education, particularly at classic four year colleges and universities. While serious questions are...
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