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  Camden Undergraduate Catalog 2021-2023 Liberal Arts Colleges Programs, Faculty, and Courses Sociology (920), Anthropology (070), and Criminal Justice (202) Juvenile Justice and Youth Development Minor  

Juvenile Justice and Youth Development Minor


The minor in juvenile justice and youth development is an interdisciplinary program housed in the Department of Sociology, Anthropology, and Criminal Justice. Students minoring in juvenile justice and youth development are required to take 18 total credits. Nine of these credits are in required courses. At least three of the six courses students take must be outside their major. Students majoring in criminal justice, psychology, childhood studies, or social work may double count 6 credits toward the minor and their major.

The required courses include:
  • 50:202:322  Juvenile Justice
  • 50:830:326  Psychology of Adolescence
  • A 3-credit course with a significant experiential learning component relevant to juvenile justice and youth development, which can be satisfied by one of the following courses. Students taking any course except 50:202:372 must receive pre-approval of the site placement or activity associated with the course from the program in juvenile justice and youth development.
  • 50:202:372  Gender Advocacy in Juvenile Justice II
  • 50:202:404  Internship in Criminal Justice
  • 50:830:493  Applied Experience in Psychology
  • 50:910:220  Introduction to Social Work and Social Services
  • 50:910:476  Child Welfare Services and Practices
In addition to the 9 credits in required courses, students minoring in juvenile justice must take 9 credits in elective courses, chosen among the following:
Criminal Justice
50:202:310  Juvenile Delinquency
50:202:337  Inequality in Criminal Justice
50:202:363  Topics in Juvenile Justice (topics can vary)
50:202:371  Gender Advocacy in Juvenile Justice I
50:202:372  Gender Advocacy in Juvenile Justice II

Sociology
50:920:306  Sociology of the Family
50:920:313  Theories of Crime and Delinquency
50:920:323  Sociology of Childhood and Adolescence
50:920:344  Sociology of Deviance
50:920:345  Sociology of Education

Anthropology
50:070:308  Childhood and Culture
50:070:313  Child Health and Illness

Psychology
50:830:203  The Psychology of Minority Groups
50:830:226  Psychology of Childhood
50:830:440  Developmental Psychopathology

Childhood Studies
50:163:101  Introduction to Childhood Studies
50:163:250  Child Health and Disparities
50:163:320  History of Youth
50:163:382  Urban Education
50:163:383  Youth Identities and Urban Ecology
50:163:481  Child Well-Being

Social Work
50:910:352  Groups at Risk in Contemporary Society
 
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