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	SPEA-J 470  SEMINAR IN CRIMINAL JUSTICE (3 CR)
              21959 PERM     04:30P-05:45P   T      BS 3011   Jarjoura G                    15   12    0
                 STUDENTS WILL SERVE AS MENTORS TO JUVENILE OFFENDERS
                 RETURNING TO INDPLS COMMUNITIES FROM STATE CORRECTIONAL
                 FACILITIES OUTSIDE OF CLASS STUDENTS ARE EXPECTED TO SPEND
                 8 HOURS WEEKLY ON THEIR SERVICE ACTIVITIES WITH SOME TIME
                 AT A LOCAL CORRECTIONAL FACILITY.  FOR PERMISSION TO REGISTER
                 FOR THIS COURSE CONTACT  RORGER JARJOURA AT
                 RJARJOUR@IUPUI.EDU.
              23731 PERM     09:00A-11:45A   F      BS 2008   Gleeson M                     30   17    0


 
                 THIS YEAR-LONG COURSE (BEGINNING THIS PAST FALL SEMESTER)
                 OFFERS HONORS STUDENTS A CHANCE TO PARTICIPATE IN RESEARCH
                 PROJECTS WITH A STATE AGENCY.   THE FOCUS IS TO DEVELOP
                 PROFESSIONAL SKILLS AND PROVIDE NETWORKING OPPORTUNITIES FOR
                 FUTURE CAREER CONNECTIONS AS STUDENTS APPLY CLASSROOM THEORY
                 TO REAL-WORLD PROBLEMS.  THIS INDIANA LEADERSHIP SEMINAR WILL
                 COMPLETE THE REQUIREMENT OF THE MAJOR CAPSTONE COURSE FOR
                 STUDENTS ENROLLED FOR THE FULL YEAR. PERMISSION WILL
                 AUTOMATICALLY BE POSTED FOR STUDENTS WHO WERE ENROLLED IN THE
                 FALL SEMESTER 2007.  FOR SPECIFIC ENROLLMENT CRITERIA OR
                 INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT THE INSTRUCTOR AT
                 GLEESON@IUPUI.EDU
                 AS PART OF THE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING REQUIREMENT OF THIS
                 CLASS, STUDENTS WILL ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH.
              23881          04:00P-05:45P   W      BS 2002   Littlepage L                  35    9    0
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                 OPEN TO ALL STUDENTS  STUDENTS IN THIS CLASS WILL ACTIVELY
                 PARTICIPATE IN THE ANNUAL HOMELESS COUNT, GOING INTO THE
                 COMMUNITY AND ASSISTING IN COUNTING HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.
                 STUDENTS WILL BE PROVIDED TRAINING BEFORE THE COUNT. THE
                 COUNT WILL TAKE PLACE CONVEENING IN THE THIRD WEEK OF JANUARY
                 2008 AND WILL BEGIN AT APPROXIMATELY 5:00P.M. AND END
                 APPROXIMATELY 11:30P.M. AFTER THE COUNT, STUDENTS WILL
                 VOLUNTEER TOTAL OF 20 HOURS AT A HOMELESS SHELTER AND PREPARE
                 A CASE STUDY DESCRIBING THAT SHELTER.  CLASSES WILL MEET FROM
                 4:00P.M.-5:45 P.M. ON WEDNESDAY EVENINGS AND ARE OPEN TO
                 GRADUATES AND UNDERGRADUATES FROM ALL MAJORS.
                 AS PART OF THE EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING REQUIREMENT OF THIS
                 CLASS, STUDENTS WILL ENGAGE IN COMMUNITY-BASED RESEARCH AND
                 IN AN ORGANIZED COMMUNITY SERVICE ACTIVITY.
              28160 PERM     09:00A-11:40A   W      AP OC     Jarjoura G                    16    9    0
                 INSIDE-OUT:  PUNISHMENT AND REFORMATION.  THIS COURSE
                 EXAMINES CRIMINAL PUNISHMENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND
                 THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.  WE WILL CONSIDER THE NATURE OF
                 PUNISHMENT, THE MORAL JUSTIFICATION FOR PUNISHMENT, AND THE
                 PURPOSE OF PUNISHMENT, CHALLENGING THE WAY STUDENTS THINK
                 ABOUT PUNISHMENT IN OUR SOCIETY.  THIS COURSE IS BEING TAUGHT
                 IN A PRISON SETTING, AT THE PLAINFIELD RE-ENTRY EDUCATIONAL
                 FACILITY. STUDENTS MUST APPLY FOR ADMISSION TO
                 COURSE--CONTACT INSTRUCTOR BY EMAIL AT RJARJOUR@IUPUI.EDU.