Students
Ponce Inlet Police Department Investigator, Scott Gaston, is excited about the future. Currently studying Criminology through the Distance Learning Program at the FSU College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, Scott admits that his path could have been different if not for the opportunity provided by the Relgalf Scholarship.
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The Graduate-Faculty Workshop Series continues Tuesday, November 8, with a presentation on qualitative research and successful interviewing techniques. Guest Dr. R.V.
Criminology Internship Fair
Join Us:
Thursday, October 20th
12 PM to 4 PM
Dunlap Student Success Center/ Rooms 2201 & 2202
Business casual attire is preferred but not required.
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Join Us:
Monday, October 10
5:00 p.m.
Room 214 - College of Criminology and Criminal Justice Building (CCCJB)
The Graduate-Faculty Workshop Series continues Friday, October 7 with an Introduction to Analyzing the National Incident-Based Reporting System (NIBRS) with Assistant Professor Brendan Lantz.
"She is one of the most impressive undergraduates I've ever worked with, and her research capability compares to many of our current graduate students."
Tagged: Faculty, Internships, News, Research, Students
By Tim SprolesThe FSU College of Criminology and Criminal Justice held a welcome reception for Assistant Professor Bryan Holmes on Friday, August 26th, at Proof Brewing Company. The event hosted by Dean Thomas Blomberg allowed CCCJ graduate students to get to know Professor Holmes.
Don Hunter, a graduate of the FSU College of Criminology and Criminal Justice, has dedicated his life to public safety in the state of Florida.
During his 35-year law enforcement career, he served in multiple roles, including Sheriff of Collier County and Chief of the Marco Island Police Department. However, when he first enrolled at FSU in 1972, Hunter had planned to pursue a much different path.
By Tim Sproles
Graduate Student Orientation for the fall semester is officially in the books. The orientation was held on Monday, August 15th, at the College of Criminology and Criminal Justice. According to Professor Carter Hay, Director of the Graduate Program, it has been a while since orientation was held in the building.
The College’s online master’s degree program remains among the nation’s best, according to the U.S. News & World Report 2022 rankings.
The College’s online master’s degree in criminal justice jumped two spots to No. 6 nationally and also placed No. 5 among public universities and No. 4 for veterans.
Thomas Blomberg, dean of the college and Sheldon L. Messinger Professor of Criminology, credited the faculty for the school’s place among the nation’s elite.