Academic Program Proposal

Date
Proposal
Activated
Institution
and
Proposal
Degree
Awarded
Academic
Program
Name
Objections
Received
Objection
Deadline
MHEC Final
Action
Final
Decision
Date
McDaniel College
Proposal
Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)Criminal JusticeYes9/28/2019Recommended11/15/2019
Criminal Justice Program Description
McDaniel is proposing a free-standing Criminal Justice major within the Sociology department which would better reflect the current best practices in the discipline. McDaniel College has offered a major in Sociology with a specialization in Criminal Justice Studies for nearly half a decade.&nbsp; Maintaining a Criminal Justice major as embedded within Sociology preserves the Liberal Arts nature of the degree as recommended by the American Sociological Association. <br> <br>The major requires 48 core credits. These courses provide students with the breadth of sociological knowledge about human behavior emphasizing the key elements of race, class, and gender.&nbsp; The remaining classes draw on the existing expertise about criminal justice from faculty in the departments of Political Science, Religion, or Philosophy as well as practicing law enforcement officials in the community.
Objection(s) to Proposal and Response(s) Listed Below
UMES Objection - McDaniel College - Criminal Justice.pdfCSU Objection Letter McDaniel Criminal Justice Proposal.pdfCSU Objection Letter McDaniel Criminal Justice Proposal.pdf​​ McDaniel's Response to Objection; Criminal Justice.pdfMcDaniel's Response to Objection; Criminal Justice.pdf

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