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Dr. Bruce Hoffman teaches two online crim classes 1st summer session. Seats still available! May 8 – June 24 SOC 3600: Criminology Class number 6765 Learn theories and research in criminal behavior and societal reaction to criminality. Explore causes and consequences of crime. Soc 3660: Punishment and Society Class number […]

Students Pick up some requirements or get ahead on satisfying requirements for their Sociology major or minor this summer. Soc 3500: Elementary Research Methods Class Number 3432 | May 8 – June 24 Learn how to design and carry out a research project this summer while satisfying a core requirement […]

The Center for Law, Justice & Culture offers a special team-taught interdisciplinary seminar course for the Making & Breaking the Law theme in Fall 2017. CAS 2500: Breaking the Law focuses on law and justice in relation to citizenship, global affairs, human rights, public health, and science and technology. It also […]

The Center for Law, Justice & Culture invites faculty teaching courses relating to law and justice to consider adding their courses to the Making and Breaking the Law curricular theme.   The Making and Breaking the Law theme addresses major challenges of the 21st century, incorporates various disciplinary perspectives (social sciences, […]

The Center for Law, Justice, & Culture welcomes students of all majors to sign up for the many exciting Making and Breaking the Law theme courses in Fall 2017. Please contact theme leader Haley Duschinski for more information about the theme and to receive a poster listing all Making and […]

Zachary Levy ’07 has dedicated his life to public service. After graduating from Ohio University with a B.A. in Sociology-Criminology and Political Science from the College of Arts & Sciences, he accepted a position as a Special Agent with the U.S. Border Patrol in San Diego. From Special Agent to […]

Dr. Haley Duschinski, Associate Professor of Anthropology and Director of the Center for Law, Justice & Culture, chaired a panel on “Political Dramas and the Politics of Evidence” for the Association for Political and Legal Anthropology at the annual meetings of the American Anthropological Association in November 2016. The theme […]