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The Law, Justice & Culture Certificate has identified 14 core and elective courses in Spring 2020, many of them addressing topics from today’s headlines. The following list includes courses being offered that are either required courses or elective courses in the program, which is offered by the Center for Law, […]

There are 13 elective courses being offered in Spring 2020 for the Law, Justice & Culture M.A. program, each offering a distinct interdisciplinary perspective on law and society. The following list includes courses being offered that are either required courses or elective courses in the program, which is offered by […]

There are 15 courses being offered in Spring 2019  for the Law, Justice & Culture master’s program, each relating in a unique way to the study of law and society. The following list includes courses being offered that are either required courses or elective courses in the program, which is […]

Dr. Kirstine Taylor, Assistant Professor of Political Science and Law, Justice and Culture, is teaching LJC 4500x: Special Seminar in Law, Justice & Culture, focusing on race, violence and the law, for the upcoming Spring 2017 semester. The course will be on Wednesdays from 6:05-8:50 p.m. Taylor specializes in race […]

The Center for Law, Justice and Culture and the Making and Breaking the Law Theme announce a new History course available to all sophomores, juniors and seniors in Fall 2016. The course is HIST 3715: Sex, Crime and Deviance. This course is open to students of all majors. It will […]

By Sara Berens College of Arts & Sciences Academic Adviser Welcome back! I know you’re all coming from your Spring Break destinations (Wwe had 10 inches of snow while you were gone!), but it’s time to get back to it. Registration advising for Fall of 2015 is slated to begin […]