Justice Learning Community
This Learning Community is for students living together in Sechrist who are
interested in careers in Criminology and Criminal Justice.
More specifically, this Learning Community is ideal for
students who wish to work in local and regional justice and social service
agencies, and/or who seek volunteer opportunities that foster social justice.
Priority enrollment
Seats in certain high-demand classes will be reserved for
freshman in this Learning Community. Your adviser will help you enroll in these
courses. Visit Priority
Enrollment to find out more about enrollment and advising.
Seats will be reserved in:
Fall semester:
- CCJ 101 – Introduction to
Crime and Justice: introduces the branches of the U.S. justice
system and the policies, processes, controversies, and challenges facing the
justice system in the global world.
- FS 141 – First Year Seminar:
The Search for Justice: in a small seminar format, this course
will explore what we (and others) mean when they use the word
"justice," the intersections between economic, gender, racial/ethnic,
civic and global justice, threats to justice in the 21st century, and pathways
for building genuine justice.