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Gil Kerlikowske, President Obama's new drug czar and former Seattle Police Chief and Criminal Justice Department Advisory Board Member and Adjunct Professor, and his wife, Anna Laszlov, stand with President Stephen Sundborg, S.J., at a recent event honoring three generations of ethical leadership in law enforcement. Also honored were recipients of the Eugene Corr scholarships in criminal justice. Kerlikowske has been a long-time adjunct professor and advocate for the criminal justice program.
Dr. Elaine GunnisonGraduate Program Director(206) 296-2430gunnisone@seattleu.edu
Dr. Jacqueline HelfgottDepartment Chair(206) 296-5477jhelfgot@seattleu.edu
L. Devin MackrellAdministrative Assistant forGraduate Program(206) 296-2139mackrell@seattleu.edu
Kate ReynoldsAdministrative Assistant(206) 296-5480reynoldk@seattleu.edu
There are a wide range of internship and employment opportunities in criminal justice at the local and national level. Below are some of the agencies that have current openings and/or with whom our students have interned or have obtained employment upon graduation. This is by no means an exhaustive list of internship/employment opportunities. The best approach to seeking an internship or employment is to go to city, county, state, or federal agency websites to explore current openings.
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Agency Evaluation
Internship Objectives
Student Evaluation
Note: To receive credit for an internship, you need to have your supervisor complete the "internship contract," pick up an independent study form from the CJ Dept Administrative Assistant, and have both forms signed by the department chair.
Families & Friends of Violent Crime VictimsSeattle Municipal Court ProbationSeattle Police DepartmentKing County Prosecutor's OfficeKing County Department of Juvenile & Adult Detention
Seattle Police DepartmentPort of Seattle PoliceKing County Law, Safety, & Justice PositionsPioneer Human ServicesWashington State Gambling Commission Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission - Employment ListingsDSHS Special Commitment Center
Jacqueline Helfgott, Music, Criminal Behavior and Crime Prevention - Library of Congress
Why Should Students Study Criminal Justice at Seattle University
Criminal Justice Introductory Video
Explore criminal justice careers and hear directly from those involved from different agencies.
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