Graduate Certificate in Global Justice and Security Studies
- Fall January 10
- Pullman: Yes
Degree Description:
MA degree including the Graduate Certificate in Global and Security Studies
Career Opportunities:
The GJSS program targets students intending to pursue largely non-academic, governmental careers as practitioners, whether it be in the field of homeland security, law enforcement, military service, or as analysts within the U.S. foreign, intelligence,or defense communities.
Career Placements:
Many have gone on to careers in US government agencies, the military, or decided to pursue doctoral studies.
Faculty Members:
Brody, David, Ph.D.
Serves as: chair of graduate committee
Research Interests
Criminal law; Criminal procedure; Administration of justice; Judicial evaluation; Judicial selection systems; Prosecution and adjudication; Law and social control; and the Jury system.
Cottam, Martha L, Ph.D.
Serves as: chair of graduate committee
Research Interests
political psychology, international politics, U.S.-Latin American relations, and North-South conflict and cooperation.
Lutze, Faith E, Ph.D.
Serves as: chair of graduate committee
Research Interests
Rehabilitative nature of prison environments; Impact of ultra-masculine environments on inmate adjustment; Offender adjustment to community corrections supervision; and Violence toward women.
Marenin, Otwin, Ph.D.
Research Interests
International cooperation in criminal justice and policing: programs and impacts; Security sector reform; The dynamics of crime, law and legitimacy in state building and political development.
Preston, John Thomas, Ph.D.
Serves as: chair of graduate committee