Program Advisors
Dr. David Medoff
Dr. Donald Morton
Description
The 60-credit joint MSCJ/MSMHC program consists of twenty courses, eight in the MSCJ program and twelve in the Mental Health Counseling Program (MSMHC). This degree meets the need of public and private sector workers who wish to strengthen their direct service skills in the increasingly interdependent areas of mental health, human services, and criminal justice. Students must meet the admissions requirements for both programs and declare this joint degree during the first year of matriculation. Degrees will not be awarded until all degree requirements for both degrees are fulfilled.
Course Information
MSCJ Required Courses ( 9 Semester Hours )
- CJ 701: Seminar in Criminal Justice
- CJ 703: Research Methods in Criminal Justice
- CJ 704: Legal Issues in Criminal Justice
MSCJ Electives ( 15 Semester Hours )
- CJ 681: Crime and Communities
- CJ 683: Policing in a Free Society
- CJ 685: Seminar in Corrections
- CJ 686: Seminar in Juvenile Justice
- CJ 687: Justice and the Community Courts
- CJ 690: Substance Abuse in Criminal Justice
- CJ 691: Intimate Violence and Sexual Assault
- CJ 692: Criminal Justice Policy
- CJ 694: Critical Victimology
- CJ 695-699: Special Topics in Criminal Justice
- CJ 705: Race, Class, Gender and Justice
- CJ 708: Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice Profession
- CJ 723: Thesis Research and Writing I
- CJ 724: Thesis Research and Writing II
MSMHC Required Courses (18 Semester Hours )
- EHS 713: Counseling: Theory and Practice
- EHS 716: Psychological Diagnosis
- EHS 717: Psychological Testing
- EHS 737: Interpersonal Skills Laboratory
- EHS 738: Counseling Practicum I
- EHS 739: Counseling Practicum II
MSMHC Electives (18 Semester Hours )
- EHS 646: Self-Assessment and Career Development
- EHS 701: Child and Adolescent Development
- EHS 710: Introduction to School Counseling
- EHS 712: Adult Development
- EHS 714: Psychology of Career Development
- EHS 725: Forensic Psychological Assessment
- EHS 726: Family Therapy
- EHS 727: Substance Disorders and Treatment
- EHS 728: Professional Orientation: Ethical/Legal Issues
- EHS 729: Human Sexuality Seminar
- EHS 730: Personality Disorders Seminar
- EHS 731: Clinical Practice Seminar
- EHS 732: Psychological Disorders of Childhood and Adolescence
- EHS 733: Counseling Diverse Populations
- EHS 734: Counseling Psychology Seminar
- EHS 735: Group Counseling
- EHS 736: Consultation
- EHS 750: Independent Study: Counseling
- EHS 751: Domestic Violence, Abuse and Neglect
- EHS 753: Independent Study: Counseling/Human Relations