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Dec 03, 2024
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2022-2023 Online College Catalog [Archived Catalog]
Interdisciplinary Studies (AS): Criminal Justice Minor
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Interdisciplinary Studies (IDS)
The Associate of Science, Interdisciplinary Studies (AS, IDS) program provides exciting opportunities for students to explore perspectives within and across programs. Rather than be limited to one discipline, IDS students get to challenge boundaries and expand worldviews. Students choose one minor for the Associate of Science, IDS. The AS, IDS general education requirements are compatible for transfer in fulfillment of some of the Bachelor of Science, IDS general education requirements. Upon successful completion of this minor and other degree requirements, students will obtain the Associate of Science, Interdisciplinary Studies.
IDS, Criminal Justice Minor
The Criminal Justice minor offers opportunities for students to examine society’s perceptions of crime and law enforcement. They will also learn about the various elements of the Criminal Justice system and explore changing and current critical issues in the field. This program is essential for individuals, who work or aspire to work in law enforcement, want to gain a deeper understanding of roles in law enforcement and, and desire to advance their knowledge levels and skill sets, and potentially expand their careers. These Criminal Justice courses are also compatible with SJC’s on-campus Criminal Justice requirements.
Program outcomes for the AS, IDS are as follows:
- Acquire various bodies of knowledge and competencies, and deepen insight within and across academic disciplines.
- Demonstrate critical writing, thinking, calculating, and communication proficiencies.
- Critique and integrate varying worldviews across fields of study.
- Understand the foundation of ethical and professional standards, including those specific to areas of study.
- Develop a foundation for lifelong learning.
- Obtain the credential or degree needed to advance or enter professional careers.
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General Education Requirements: A.S.
The Leadership for Sustainable Communities (LSC) core is driven by its learning outcomes. LSC core learning outcomes are built on the premise that all graduates of Saint Joseph’s College of Maine (SJC) have the foundation to become leaders in creating a sustainable future. More specifically, we organize the LSC core learning outcomes around three areas:
- Development of Knowledge: Foundational Inquiry & Skills
- Sustainability of Communities and the Planet
- Personal Growth & Professional Development
Moreover, the general education curriculum supports several of SJC’s Institutional Learning Outcomes. Specifically:
- Identify and apply the ethical and moral dimensions of their particular field of study;
- Demonstrate effective communication skills in both written and oral formats;
- Engage in responsible citizenship, social justice, and environmental stewardship;
- Demonstrate critical thinking skills and the ability to analyze and evaluate information from diverse sources and perspectives.
Online General Education Requirements (24 Credits) - Associate Degree programs |
Development of Knowledge: Foundational Inquiry and Skills (Credits: 15) |
- 3 Credits of Introductory Theology – any 100 level TH course
- 3 Credits of Humanities (PH or HY)
- 6 Credits of English (EH 106 & EH 107 or Equivalents)
- 3 Credits of Mathematics
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Sustainability of Communities and the Planet (Credits: 6)
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- 3 Credits in Social or Behavioral Sciences (This could include: HA205, MG302, MG309)
- 3 Credits in Natural Sciences
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Self Growth & Professional Developments (Credits: 3) |
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Interdisciplinary Studies (AS) Requirements
Core Requirements
( 6 courses, 18 credits )
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