School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Norwich University’s Criminal Justice Program emphasizes the importance of evidence-based knowledge in understanding crime policy, programs and practice. It also strives to cultivate commitment to the principles of justice, ethics, public service and the development of leadership skills.
Faculty of the School of Criminology and Criminal Justice provide students with opportunities to learn, conduct research and observe law in action. The program incorporates case analyses, police and court observation, field trips, simulations and guest lecturers by practitioners into the curriculum.
Criminal Justice, the most popular major at Norwich, provides an excellent foundation for a career in law, law enforcement and corrections. Students also have the opportunity to minor in sociology or computer crime and forensics.
The School of Criminology and Criminal Justice offers internships, career counseling, travel-abroad opportunities and prelaw advising.
Norwich University was represented at the 3rd Annual International Forum for Peace, Security & Prosperity
Norwich University was represented by a special delegation at the 3rd Annual International Forum for Peace, Security & Prosperity in Sicily, Italy. The delegation consisted of three members of Norwich’s Corps of Cadets and Dr. Travis Morris, Associate Professor, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice Contacts
College of Arts and Sciences
Dewey 210 | 1 (802) 485-2410
School of Criminology and Criminal Justice is part of the College of Arts and Sciences
Director
Elizabeth Gurian
Director, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice
Associate Professor, Criminology and Criminal Justice
Associate Director
Stephanie Maass Associate Director
x2006 (phone)
N207 (office)
Carmen Hasselback Administrative Assistant