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Are you interested in Criminal Justice? Do you want a Minor in Criminal Justice Administration Mansfield's Criminal Justice Administration Department offers a system based background with a core curriculum covering areas such as law enforcement, courts, corrections and juvenile delinquency. For more information, click here. |
Present Students
43 CJ Majors Graduate on May 2, 2009
Criminal justice majors made up more than ten percent of MU’s total graduating seniors (353) as 40 seniors received their B.S. degree in Criminal Justice Administration during the 144th Spring Commencement on May 2, 2009. An additional 3 students received their Associate of Science degree in Criminal Justice Administration.
Those graduating are as follows: click here.
CJ Major Mike Gray Named PSAC Track & Field Championship Men's Field Athlete of the Meet
MU junior criminal justice major Mike Gray repeated as the discus champion at the 2009 PSAC Track & Field Conference Championships held at Millersville University on May 9th, and won the shot put as well on May 8th. He also took 7th place in the hammer throw to earn a total of 21 conference points.
Gray becomes the first Mountaineer ever to win a individual title in two events at the PSAC Championship and the first ever to be named field athlete of the championship meet.
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Faculty News
Dr. Mark Robarge, chair of the Department of Criminal Justice Administration, has submitted his letter of resignation to Mansfield University, effective August 28, 2009. Click here to read more.
Department Events
Lambda Alpha Epsilon Fraternity Honors Dr. Robarge
Outgoing LAE President Brian Pinkney honored Dr. Robarge with a plaque and luncheon at Marks Brothers Restaurant in Mansfield. Brian Pinkney thanks Dr. Robarge for his many years of service to the Criminal Justice Department. Click here to read more. |
In April the Lambda Alpha Epsilon (LAE) National Professional Fraternity for Criminal Justice honored Dr. Mark Robarge, chair of the CJ Department and associate professor of criminal justice at Mansfield University on his anticipated retirement in August 2009.
