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September 18: New - Criminal Justice Library Resources Guide
Check out the new Library Resources Guide online at http://libguides.sfsu.edu/criminaljustice. It contains library resources and research information that relate specifically to Criminal Justice.

September 18: Fall Employment Opportunity
The Public Research Institute at SF State has been contracted by AC Transit
to do a large scale on-board survey of all their bus lines.  We are in
the process of hiring 20-25 field interviewers/surveyors and 2-3 field
supervisors to survey passengers between late September and early
November of this year.  This is a great opportunity for social science
majors to gain practical experience with surveying methods. For info contact Laura Parry at lparry@sfsu.edu or 415-338-6718.

September 16: Susan Madden Lankford coming to SFSU!
Come and meet Susan Madden Lankford, photographer and author of Maggots in my sweet potatoes: women doing time, a book of black & white photography and interviews with female inmates and prison workers. She will be presenting here at SFSU on Wednesday, October 1st, 4:00-5:30pm in Rosa Parks room B in the Cesar Chavez Student Center. You can preview her book here. Hope to see you there!

September 8: HSS 236 office hours
The Criminal Justice department office hours will be as follows for the Fall:
Monday          9am-1pm
Tuesday        8am-1pm; 3:30-6pm
Wednesday  9am-1pm; 3-5pm
Thursday       8am-1pm; 3:30-5pm
Friday             9am-1pm

September 5: CJ 501 to be offered this Fall
We have now added CJ 501: Criminal Law to the Fall 2008 schedule. The class will be offered Mondays, 7:00-9:45pm, taught by Celsa Snead. If you are interested in adding this class, please attend the first class on Sept. 8th to get a permit number.

August 26: Welcome back!
For any current or prospective CJ majors seeking academic advising, please visit our Advising page for a list of CJ advisors and their office hours. This information can also be found on our bulletin boards and on the front of all CJ faculty offices.

June 3: Summer Advising
Please visit the Office Hours link under the Faculty menu (above) for a listing of available advisors during the summer and their office hours. Other faculty can be contacted by email, but will not be available again until Fall semester. Contact cj@sfsu.edu with questions.

May 16: Professor Musheno's 9th book published
Professor Musheno's latest book, co-authored with Susan Ross of Lycoming College, is called DEPLOYED: HOW RESERVISTS BEAR THE BURDEN OF IRAQ (University of Michigan Press, 2008) and is his first book intended for the broad, reading public. Using the soldiers' own voices, DEPLOYED draws upon the life stories of members of an Army Reserve MP Company, who were called to extraordinary service after 9/11. The book challenges the prevailing stereotype of returning soldiers as war-dmaged citizens and at the same time, argues that reservists have become the new conscripts of the 21st Century U.S. Army. DEPLOYED is available on Amazon and bookstores throughout the U.S.

April 14: Fall Schedule now available
Early Priority Registration for Fall 2008 begins April 28th. Please click here for all Criminal Justice course offerings as well as courses that relate to the major.

 

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Phone: (415) 405-4129

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1600 Holloway Ave. (HSS 236)
San Francisco, CA 94132