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Posted: Tue Jan 30th, 2007 11:48 am |
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jhowardcj33007 wrote: Hey Y'all
My name is Jon and I am a Senior at Cal State Fullerton, I am currently working on my BA in Criminal Justice. I have been a Cadet in Orange County for the last 2 Years and I am currently assigned to the IT Bureau. Once finished with my BA I will apply to become a police officer, and eventually go back to grad school. With this class I hope to learn something new.
Hey Jon, thats very cool that you are already in the CJ field! Sounds like you have great goals for yourself in the furture! Keep up the good work, and have a terrific and successful semester!!
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Posted: Tue Jan 30th, 2007 08:11 pm |
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| Hello, my name is Jerry and this is my third semester at Cal State Fullerton. I recieved my AA from Golden west Jc, and I am working on my BA here at fullerton. Once i earn my Ba i am planning on becoming a police officer.
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Posted: Tue Jan 30th, 2007 08:13 pm |
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| Thats cool your have experience in law enforcement. I am hoping to become a police officer once i finish school.
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Posted: Tue Jan 30th, 2007 11:37 pm |
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 im in the same situation as you are. im also going to my email to log in. im sure that your right, the instructor will inform us further. i had trouble remembering what screne name the instructor told my class to use. i ended up figuring it out at the end. good luck on your part.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 01:05 am |
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hi mary,
Yeah, I thought I recognized you from Koo. I'll be sure to put your email down somewhere. Mine is lhickam@sbcglobal.net
I usually dont miss any classes unless I get really sick or an emergency comes up, but its nice to have a contact anyways.
Thanks!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 01:07 am |
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Hey Jerry, I went to a jc as well before coming to Fullerton, and I'm currently trying to obtain my BA as well.
Just wanted to say hi and reply to a post.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 01:11 am |
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Hey Everyone,
Well to start, I have no idea if I am posting this right or not. My name is Andrea and this is my 2nd semester at Cal State Fullerton. I am currently taking Intro to Criminal Justice and The Enforcement Function. My goal is to graduate with my BA and obtain a job in the field of Corrections.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 03:34 am |
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| hi angela! im jackie i was reading your intro and i read that you work with juveniles.. how is it working with the younger crowd? i find that really interesting so i thought i asked...
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 03:53 am |
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Hello,
My name is Silvia and this is my second semenster at Cal State Fullerton. My major is Criminal Justice and I am currently taking three CJ classes. I am currently employeed by the Orange County Superior Court.
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smathercj31507
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 04:02 am |
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Hello Everyone, (Not sure if I am posting correctly)
My name is Sorina Mather. I am a new transfer from N. San Diego County and am in my 3rd year. My major is Criminal Justice with a minor in Psychology (after last semester's class, not sure WHY I'm still in Psych.) My goal is to go on to law school and work in the field of criminal law. However, I am also open to finding other career alternatives in the criminal justice arena that would require only a Bachelor's Degree. Any suggestions?
Although I hold an A.A. in Paralegal Studies I have choosen to continue working my way through my undergraduate years as a massage therapist. I have been in this line of work for about 7 years at both the managerial and therapist level. Two of the seven years were spent working at a well-known resort/spa in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. So, if you ever feel overstressed or have a pain in your neck (the literal kind) then you know who to call!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 04:03 am |
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Hey Jerry,
I came from a junior college aswell and I am currently trying to obtain my BA in Criminal Justice.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 04:17 am |
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Hello Joseph-
I read your post to Emily regarding assignments in the "Behavioral Science" departments. I am currently majoring in Criminal Justice with a minor in Psych. Would this suffice for a career in that arena or would it be best, hypotheticaly speaking, to double major? Is there any difference insofar as securing a job in something like a "hostage negotiator"?
My goal is to go to law school. However, I have to think about the cost of law school and am an adult (30's) with many financial commitments. Thus, law school MAY not be the BEST option for me. So I am looking for other career options that would require a B.A. rather than a graduate degree (i.e. well paying)
Thank You,
Sorina
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 04:32 am |
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Hi Everyone!
My name is Katelyn and I am currently a senior at Fullerton. I started out as a criminal justice major and it is now my minor, while I am finishing out with a major in communications. I work at a dirt bike shop during the week and bartend on the weekends, so I am very busy. I am definitely interested in the field of criminal justice, but as time went on, I wasn't to sure what I wanted to do in this line of work. So basically I freaked out, had enough classes to make it my minor, and here I am. I haven't exactly decided what I want to do once I graduate, but I have some things in mind!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 04:47 am |
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Tony-
I noticed you wrote someone else and mentioned you had Dery for 2 classes??? I don't know if you've had him before, but you'll learn so much....but you MUST study for his tests!! When he says to know EVERYTHING from what he's lectured on, he's not messing around. You have NO clue what he'll ask on his tests!! A little info for ya if you haven't already had him!!  Katelyn
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 06:09 am |
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Hello Everyone,
My name is Lupe and I'm currently taking 3 CJ courses as a Junior. I work for the Orange County Superior Court, Criminal Operations Department in Santa Ana and Criminal Justice is my major. This is my 3rd semester at CSF and I keep seeing the same faces in most of my classes and yet know no names....I hope this semester is different
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 06:44 am |
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KGrowCJ31507 wrote: Tony-
I noticed you wrote someone else and mentioned you had Dery for 2 classes??? I don't know if you've had him before, but you'll learn so much....but you MUST study for his tests!! When he says to know EVERYTHING from what he's lectured on, he's not messing around. You have NO clue what he'll ask on his tests!! A little info for ya if you haven't already had him!! Katelyn
Katelyn,
That was very nice of you to tell Tony--and all of us who have Dery, including myself--how to pass his class. I heard from another teacher that Dery was, "A very hard professor," but he had TONS of high ratings from students.
Hi Tony!
V!
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 06:57 am |
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Hey Everyone,
Im Joe Nunez. Im a Criminal Justice major. I should graduate late in 08. Everyone in my family works for some type of law enforcement so its no surprise I will be doing the same. I work at Best Buy and I hate it. I install everything and anything in cars. Sounds cool but its not. See you all in class.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 02:38 pm |
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Hello,
I am a student at California State University, Fullerton and work for Parking and Transportation. Currently, I am enrolled in CJ 330 Crime and Delinquency, CJ 310A Law-Substantive, CJ 385 Minorities and Crime, and CJ 315 The Enforcement Function. I expect the above courses to be interesting and stimulating. My educational goals include finishing this semester and graduating, and pursuing a Masters' degree. I expect CJ 315 to be course that will aid in my overall response to issues concerning the Criminal Justice System.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 02:55 pm |
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| Hello, hopefully this response is placed in the correct forum this time. I was a little confused the first time I posted. In reading your post I found the distance learning a topic of interest even-though posting on the correct forum proved difficult. I have taken a few distance learning classes and find them as an easier avenue for student participation. This form of communication enables students to express thoughts in less of a threatening environment.
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Posted: Wed Jan 31st, 2007 03:00 pm |
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cparkercj31507 wrote: I am in my Senior year as a Criminal Justice major at Cal State Fullerton. I currently work for CSUF as an Administrative Support Assistant in their Distance Education department. I work with students that take classes entirely online or are televised courses.
I plan to get my Master's Degree in Library Science with an emphasis in Archiving and Database Management. I am aware of larger law enforcement agencies that utilize the advantages of this type of degree when dealing with preservation of evidence, mainstreaming large amounts of information, etc. While I am aware that those jobs are not readily available, I am also interested in working at libraries on college campuses and working within larger museums as well.
For a short time I considered going into law enforcement when I got out of the Army since I was a Military Police during my committment. However, I decided to pursue a more academic route and have since decided that regular law enforcement is not for me. By regular law enforcement I mean working the streets and being "in the trenches" so to speak.
I have considered working in corrections dealing with juvenile delinquents but I am not sure getting my degree in Social Work or Counseling is what I truly want to do. No matter where my flights of fancy take me, I also go back to Library Science.
I hope to learn a lot of things from you all throughout the course of this semester. Please feel free to reply to my posts at any time.
Have a great semester everyone!!
Catrina
Hello, hopefully this response is placed in the correct forum this time. I was a little confused the first time I posted. In reading your post I found the distance learning a topic of interest even-though posting on the correct forum proved difficult. I have taken a few distance learning classes and find them as an easier avenue for student participation. This form of communication enables students to express thoughts in less of a threatening environment.
Now, I think I understand how "quote" and "reply" work. All tips are correctly using the forum are welcomed.
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