Alexandria Dool wants to go as far as she can with criminology. With a future PhD in mind, she stayed at Missouri State University for its accelerated master’s program. An accelerated master's program lets you take graduate-level courses as you finish your bachelor's degree. Dool has a knack for research. Criminology professor Mary Bozarth, an attorney, noticed that trait … [Read more...] about When passion, research and experience combine
Travel, specialized training, exciting in-the-field work: working for the FBI can seem like the dream gig. To get there isn’t easy, but it’s possible. Here’s what it takes to become a special agent. ...but first off, not every FBI job is to be a special agent. Non-enforcement jobs include: Intelligence analyst Forensic accountant Language analyst And a … [Read more...] about The path to special agent
Earn a degree in criminology and add to your resume with a certificate. Show future employers you know how to investigate crime scenes or solve issues in terrorism and national security. Want to learn more about the criminology program and certificates? Request information Criminal investigation certificate: 15 credit hours Investigations are intrinsic to local, state … [Read more...] about Details (and requirements) on our new certificates
Harmony House is an advocacy group for victims of domestic violence. And, they need help. Opportunities are opening for criminology students to get practical, rewarding experience. There are opportunities for full internships and practicums. Or, you can volunteer for specific events. For example, The Halloween Hustle 5k Fundraiser is just around the corner. Volunteer … [Read more...] about Open Avenues in Victim Advocacy
That motto rings true for lifelong Lebanon resident, Hannah Harrill. After high school, she chose Ozarks Technical Community College in Lebanon for her associate's degree. “I then chose Missouri State because it was the natural choice after having completed my associate's through OTC. The transition was seamless.” Affordable and convenient That seamless transition … [Read more...] about Hannah Harrill: A degree from and for the community