Elective III

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Under the guidance of a qualified preceptor, this course will allow the student to provide care for patients in a clinical setting tailored to the student’s particular interest. Approved supervised clinical experiences may be completed in any medical or surgical specialty. The student has discretion in selecting his/her elective and may design his/her own elective rotation or choose from multiple disciplines after consultation with their faculty advisor and the Clinical Director. All elective rotations must subsequently be approved by the Clinical or Program Director. This course will ensure that students are exposed to common disorders and procedures that are encountered in that particular discipline. The experience may take place in the outpatient clinic, inpatient hospital setting and/or other approved settings. The rotation will provide opportunities for the student to learn about specific disease processes in the elected field of medicine. College of Professional Sciences Graduate Course Descriptions criminAl Justice CCJ 5000 Topics in Criminal Justice (3 hours) This course is a survey of current topics in criminal justice including diversity and ethics. CCJ 5100 Diversity in the Criminal Justice System (3 hours) This course examines the interrelationship of race, class and gender with the criminal justice system in law enforcement and the correctional system. CCJ 5200 Administration of Organizations in the Criminal Justice System (3 hours) This course will provide students with the knowledge to conduct general systems-based analysis of criminal justice organizations and to develop programs to improve the efficiency of such organizations. CCJ 5300 Crime Mapping (3 hours) This course will provide students with the theoretical, analytical, and technical skills necessary for studying crime in a geographic context. The course will involve a combination of approaches to the subject including: development of base maps, geocoding (pin mapping), hot spot and choropleth mapping, spatial analysis and layouts including map books. CCJ 5400 Research Methods (3 hours) This course is designed to provide advanced social science research skills and to allow students to put those skills into practice with a required research project. CCJ 5500 Criminal Law (3 hours) This course is intended to provide a functioning knowledge of constitutional law as it pertains to law enforcement and criminal justice. CCJ 5600 Criminological Theory (3 hours) This course examines the theories of criminality ranging from classical explanations to recent paradigms. 152 | Bethel University Course Descriptions Catalog 2021-2022 CCJ 5700 Administration of Corrections Organizations (3 hours) This course examines the administrative functions of correctional organizations including human resource management, budgeting, administrative structure, and safety. CCJ 5800 Ethics in Criminal Justice (3 hours) This course considers theories and practices in the areas of legality, morality, values, and ethics within the criminal justice system. CCJ 5900 Homeland Security Assessment (3 hours) This course will familiarize students with the tools necessary to conduct an assessment of an agency’s overall homeland security vulnerability and develop a comprehensive homeland security plan based on the findings. CCJ 6000 Organizational Development Project (3 hours) This is a course in which the student will identify an opportunity for organizational improvement through analysis of the chosen organization. Students will complete a review of the literature to identify alternatives to improve the organization and collect data to further inform the development of an implementation plan. CCJ 6100 Human Resources in Law Enforcement (3 hours) This course provides an examination of the role of human resource management in law enforcement and corrections organizations. heAlth & humAn performAnce HHP 5120 Sports Law and Risk Management (3 hours) This course introduces the fundamental tenets of the law and familiarizes students with legal structure and basic legal terminology. Various types of law are examined as is the impact each has on the sports industry. A thorough review of risk management as it interfaces with legal liability issues in the sports industry is provided. HHP 5340 Contemporary Issues in Sports (3 hours) This course is designed to provide students with an overview of the major issues in the world of sports. Primary issues impacting contemporary sports are covered, including performance-enhancing drugs; human growth hormones; gender inequity; race and ethnicity; youth, adolescent, and adult programs; media involvement; economics; management structures; and globalization. heAlthcAre AdministrAtion