Bachelor of Arts Honours (Criminology)
One of Kevin’s most valuable experiences was his internship, where he discovered he did not want to become a lawyer.
“I interned with a criminal lawyer and I went to jails, to mental health consultations and even spoke in front of a judge,” he says. “I’m glad I did it because I realized it wasn’t for me.”
Carleton also gave Kevin the chance to develop his leadership skills. He worked on summer and fall orientation and was a team leader for Alternative Spring Break in New Orleans.
Instead of law school, Kevin will pursue his Master’s in Sociology this Fall. He plans to study impaired driving—inspired by his parents’ experiences within their careers of policing and firefighting.
Monday, September 12, 2016 in FPA Voices, Institute of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Justice, People, Policy
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