Document Type
Conference Session
Publication Date
3-7-2015
Abstract
Teaching criminal justice to students with varying backgrounds can be very challenging as instructors are always striving for innovative and unique ideas in the classroom. This roundtable discussion will present several examples and ideas for coursework, assignments and experiences that will allow students to bridge the gap between their classroom experiences and the practical field of criminal justice. Audience members will be provided with several examples of assignments that can be adjusted for use in their own criminal justice courses.
Host
Caribe Royale Hotel and Convention Center
Conference/Symposium
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Annual Meeting
City/State
Orlando, FL
Department
College of Arts and Sciences
Recommended Citation
Tsataros, D., Blair, J., Clark, R., Gormley, P. R., Valentine, C. (2015, March 3-7). Teaching criminal justice: Innovative ideas for the classroom [Conference session]. Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) Annual Meeting, Orlando, FL, United States.
Comments
ROUNDTABLE: TEACHING CRIMINAL JUSTICE: INNOVATIVE IDEAS FOR THE CLASSROOM Moderator: Danny Tsataros, Indiana University Northwest
Discussants: James Blair, South Texas College; Robert Clark, Pennsylvania Highlands Community College; Paul Gormley, Northeastern University; Colby Valentine, Dominican College