School of Arts, Humanities, & Social Sciences

CRIMINAL JUSTICE

Train for a career in law enforcement, and make a difference in your community.

SCC students will be prepared for rewarding careers in law enforcement and criminology, from working for the police department to the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Drug Enforcement Administration, Border Patrol, Internal Revenue Service, and Secret Service. 

SCC partners with law enforcement agencies to ensure the curriculum is cutting-edge, and all faculty are experienced in the field.

Office Information

Monday - Friday 7:45 a.m. - 4:15 p.m.  |  Conoyer Hall (12-CH) 1104

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Degrees

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Certificates

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Program Information

Students may earn an Associate of Applied Science in Law Enforcement or a Certificate of Achievement in Law Enforcement at SCC.  You can take courses related to crisis intervention, security systems, criminal law, alcohol and drug addiction and treatment, juvenile justice, victimology, and more.  Students may also earn an Associate of Arts with a focus area in Criminal Justice.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics anticipates growth in protective service occupations such as police and detectives (3% growth with approximately 64,500 job openings yearly), and  private detectives and investigators (6% growth with 3,800 job openings yearly). If you are interested in an education or career in protective service or law, the criminal justice program may be for you!

Contact Information

Greg Bosworth 
Dean 
636-922-8639 
gbosworth@stchas.edu 

Dana Prewitt  
Assistant Dean 
636-922-8332
dprewitt@stchas.edu 

Marquaello Futrell 
Academic Program Coordinator
636-922-8466
mfutrell@stchas.edu