Criminology and Sociology

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At-a-Glance

Professors: James Chriss, Linda Francis (Associate Dean), Jill Gordon (Dean), Stephanie Kent, Philip Manning, Rongjun Sun, Miyuki Tedor;

Associate Professors: Dana Hubbard, Robert Kleidman, Valerie Wright (Chair), Meghan Novisky; 

Assistant Professors:Rachel Lovell;

Senior College Lecturers: Marnie Rodriguez, Michael Skladany;

Associate College Lecturers: Dawn Aliberti, Nicole Hanna; 

Emeriti Professors: Peter Meiksins, William R. Morgan, William C. Bailey, Sarah H. Matthews, Hans Nagpaul, Henry M. Barlow.

Accelerated 3 + 3 Degree

The CSU College of Law 3+3 program permits a student who has completed three years of undergraduate study to be admitted to the College of Law to begin J.D. studies. The undergraduate degree will be awarded upon successful completion of the first full year of the J.D. curriculum, thus permitting the student to graduate with both an undergraduate and law degrees in six rather than seven years of full-time study (or its equivalent). In effect, the first year of law school completes the fourth year of the undergraduate degree (serving, in effect, as undergraduate elective courses) and serves as the first year of law school. This arrangement saves both time and money for the student.

• Criminology 3+3 Degree Map
• Sociology 3+3 Degree Map

Programs

• Criminology, B.A.
• Journalism and Criminology, Integrated, B.A.
• Journalism and Sociology, Integrated, B.A.
• Psychology and Criminology, Integrated, B.S.
• Sociology, B.A.

• Criminology Minor
• Sociology Minor
• Sociology of Health and Healthcare Minor

• Applied Social Research, Accelerated Master’s BA/MA

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