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Course Outlines: Fall/Winter 2016-2017

Fall/Winter 2016-17 course offerings for the Institute of Criminology & Criminal Justice

Please Note: Outlines will be posted as they become available. Please keep checking for updates.

CourseSec.TermDescriptionInstructor
CRCJ 1000AFallIntroduction to Criminology – Crim Majors onlyKaraian, Lara
CRCJ 1000BWinterIntroduction to Criminology – Crim Majors only
Revised January 3, 2017
Karaian, Lara
CRCJ 1000CFallIntroduction to Criminology –  Non-Crim MajorsMonaghan, Jeffrey
CRCJ 1000DWinterIntroduction to Criminology –  Non-Crim Majors
Revised December 22, 2016
McCuaig-Lambrinakos, Erin
CRCJ 3001AFallQuantitative MethodsMailloux, Donna
CRCJ 3001BWinterQuantitative MethodsMailloux, Donna
CRCJ 3002AFallQualitative MethodsCarrier, Nicolas
CRCJ 3002BFallQualitative MethodsSantos, Madalena
CRCJ 3002CWinterQualitative MethodsCarrier, Nicolas
CRCJ 3003AFallLegal Research Methods
Revised August 31, 2016
Lamb, Nicholas
CRCJ 3003CWinterLegal Research MethodsMonaghan, Jeffrey
CRCJ 3201BWinterPolicing (In)SecurityMonaghan, Jeffrey
CRCJ 3901
CRCJ 3902
AF/WField Placement in CriminologyNearing-Guibord, Danette
CRCJ 4001AFallPolicing SexKaraian, Lara
CRCJ 4001BFallInternet Crime
Revised August 29, 2016
Sinclair, Roberta
CRCJ 4001CWinterCrime, Emotions, and the Senses
Revised January 20, 2017
Karaian, Lara
CRCJ 4001DWinterChild Rights and the Criminal Justice System
Revised December 22, 2016
Sinclair, Roberta
CRCJ 4002AFallSocial ControlCarrier, Nicolas
CRCJ 4002BFallCrime, Media & Pop Culture
Revised September 9, 2016
Thomas, Holly
CRCJ 4002CWinterApplied Criminology: Seeking Solutions to Emerging CrimesThomas, Holly
CRCJ 4908AF/WHonours Research ProjectMaeder, Evelyn