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CJ 512: Delinquency Identification and Prevention

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

The course presents a historical overview of the subject, exploring such topics as theories and methodologies, models and organization of delinquency prevention and control programs, law and public policy, and program evaluation.

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CJ 522: Drugs, Crime, and Criminal Justice Policy

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course examines the social construction of substances and substance abuse and the history of policies concerning licit and illicit drug use, with a particular focus on criminal justice responses, treatment, and recovery.

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CJ 550: Current Issues in Homeland Security

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course examines the history of homeland security, including fundamental concepts, policies, and strategies of prevention and response. Specific topics include ethical issues, telecommunications, technology, threat assessment, contingency planning, and risk management. Students apply concepts and principles of homeland security to case studies and current issues.

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CJ 551: Terrorism: Legislation and Policy

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course examines the history, since 2001, of terrorism, the evolution and international context of terrorist groups, and the causes of and motivations for terrorist acts. Specific topics include laws, regulations, and legislation related to terrorism, along with possible future trends in terrorism and the current role of the media, governmental agencies, and entities in the prevention of and response to terrorism.

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CJ 552: Trends in Terrorism and Radicalization

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course examines the origins, history, and mutable definitions of terrorism. Specific topics include influential historical and contemporary terrorist movements, their ideologies and organizational features, and state responses to terrorism.

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CJ 590: Capstone: Criminal Justice & Social Justice

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course examines theories of ethics, responsibility, and social justice as they inform professional practice. Through a combination of seminal texts and contemporary case studies, the course explores the complex social, political, and ethical challenges leaders face as they seek to meet the needs of diverse constituents, including such topics as economic disparity, political power, social privilege, and other social trends related to the ethical and social justice issues of a global community.

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CJ 591: Applied Research Project

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

In this course students complete their own applied research project. Students will employ appropriate research methodologies to address a relevant issue or challenge facing the profession. Integral to this process is the examination of both informal and systematic ways to ask and answer questions.

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COMM 221: Speech Communication

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

Designed as an introduction to the basic principles of extemporaneous speaking, this course will familiarize students with workable methods for planning, preparing, and delivering speeches. Course work will consist of reading, projects, tests, and a minimum of 3-4 speeches.

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COMM 320: Principles & Techniques of PR Writing

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course will cover basic theories and practices in public relations as a communications tool of business, government, religious and non-profit corporations. After a theoretical baseline is gained, attention will be given to writing for public relations, copy dissemination, media use and media network design. Techniques covered will range across internal and external media, print, and web/social media platforms.

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COMM 499: Special Topics in Communication

3.00 Credits

The University of Tennessee Southern

This course includes selected topics, readings, and projects related to advanced application of the communication process. Seminar format. May be dual listed with other advanced courses with division chair approval.

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