JPP 3999

Career & Internship in Justice and Service

Concordia University-Wisconsin · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course introduces students to the wide range of career and internship opportunities in the justice field while equipping them with essential professional skills for long-term success. Students will explore topics such as professional etiquette, resume and cover letter development, job description alignment, interview strategies, online applications, networking, and mentorship. The course also addresses practical aspects of career readiness including position acceptance or rejection, understanding benefits, and budgeting for work and personal life, along with discussions on tithing and financial responsibility. Emphasis is placed on personal branding, particularly through social media, and students will participate in mock interviews to refine their presentation skills. By combining career preparation with practical life skills, this course provides real-world experience, networking opportunities, and tools that enhance employability, professional growth, and readiness to serve as effective justice and public service practitioners.

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