Starting at Texas A&M University at Corpus Christi, Dr. William Sandel planted his roots in biology. During his junior year, he became interested in the theory of crime and crime prevention. He double majored (marine biology and criminal justice), and serves as an example of how to combine criminology with other passions. "Look at what your future job needs." Sandel … [Read more...] about Meet Dr. Sandel: The green criminologist
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
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
Christine Hannis has always been fascinated by the way the human brain works. She pursued this interest as an undergraduate. “I started off in journalism, but I was also in the introductory psychology class at the time, and I just fell in love with it.” Hannis changed her major, and took on a minor in criminology. “I learned about juvenile justice programs and … [Read more...] about Christine Hannis: Citizen crime preventer
Emily Hrpcha completed her graduate practicum at the Alpha House of Springfield, Inc., a re-entry center for federal offenders and parolees. She continues as a relief watch officer, where she works closely with parole officers and case managers to assist residents’ reintegration into society. “I can use my background in psychology and experience with horses to relate to … [Read more...] about Emily Hrpcha: Horses, ex-cons and the FBI