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Curt Bergstrand, PhD, Chair (email)
Matisa Wilbon, Ph.D.
Nancy Schrepf, Psy.D.
Ted Palmer, LLD
Greg Smith, M.A.
Steve Smith, M.A.
William Curley, M.A.
Faculty profiles
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Criminal Justice Department
Bellarmine University
2001 Newburg Road
Louisville, KY 40205
502.452.8145
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An interdisciplinary degree, the B.A. in Criminal Justice Studies offers a variety of courses that give the student a unique perspective on the criminal justice system and prepares them for leadership roles in this career area.
In addition to applied and experiential classes that provide practical and “hands-on” knowledge, selected humanities courses in philosophy, psychology, literature, and drama provide interpretations of issues involving crime and society that can only be found in a true liberal arts education. Faculty in the program have been selected because of their vast experience in the criminal justice field, from criminal profiling to police and correctional administration and law.
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