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I had my ultrasound appointment yesterday. It went really well. I was nervous because we had found out Chloe was sick from our first ultrasound... but thankfully everything looks GREAT! The baby was actually moving a bit. Such a little peanut. The heartbeat was strong at 160 beats per minute. I am only 9 weeks along. My morning sickness has been so bad this time. I am looking forward to the first trimester ending so that this may let up. My blood pressure continues to be in a fine place and no meds needed yet! All my blood work came back normal as well.
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The Camino Journey: An Update!
Well, it's been a long time since I last posted and boy has so much changed. I wanted to give an update because so many people contacted me from the Encounter Board to wish me well on my journey. I left for Biarittz on October 4th and made my way down to St Jean Pied de Port fully expecting to make it to Compostela in four weeks. The first two days were the hardest and yet the most inspiring. The Pyrenees were absolutely magical but ridiculously steep and to make my way over them was a personal triumph. My journey continued for 10 days until something very unexpected happened.
As those who have read Shirley's book on the Camino will know, meeting new people is part of the parcel of the journey and on the third day I met a very handsome American guy. We instantly clicked and though he wasn't gay, there was a real friendship between us that seemed to just spark the moment we met. I'd posted on the forum before I left that unrequited love was a big part of my leaving. On the journey, I realised that I fell in love so quickly and so deeply because I was a total wreck. I wanted someone else to make me feel whole, to give me confidence and make my life better for me. You guessed it, I fell for the American. When he decided to leave the trail on day 10, I followed him. Together, we travelled through France, Belgium and the Netherlands until finally he realised my feelings for him. He disappeared and suddenly I was there, alone.
And that's when it hit me. It didn't matter whether I was in Spain or Holland or London - unless I knew myself and came to love myself, to understand my own thoughts, feelings, spirituality, emotions, reactions - I'd always be following and I'd always be left alone. Instead of going home, I carried on travelling and in a way, I suppose I plotted my own Camino. Into Germany, onto Denmark and then to Sweden before returning home a month ago. Since that time, life is so different I hardly recognise it. I've lost 2 and a half stone (putting me back into a 30" waist and giving me enormous confidence!), I'm taking care of my body because I care about myself, emotionally I am secure and my friendship with my unrequited love may not be requited but the pain and hurt of it all has gone and I'm happy with our friendship because "just being friends" doesn't mean "not being family". I have a new job which I love and finally I know who I am.
So there we are, a very brief summary! I don't post this to say how great things are, really I just wanted to say three things: 1) Thankyou to all those on the board who supported me on my journey before I left (and those who thought of me during!). It's not the Camino I expected but it's one I will never forget. 2) To anyone thinking of doing the Camino - do it! You'll never regret it.
And 3) To Shirley who started the journey for me. You have no idea how indebted I am to you. I used your guided meditations every day on my travels and on my last night in Stockholm, I wrote a small note in my copy of your book on the Camino and took it to a local library. I really hope that it inspires other people to make their own Camino. I'm thrilled to be back, happy to be living life and can't wait to get stuck back into the forums!
Hi, Sam.
What a joyful post. Sounds like you had yourself quite a journey. I'm sorry about the unrequited love, I know how that can hurt, but you shine, guy. You made the most of the situation and learned some things that some of us never learn. Good on you for taking better care of yourself. Sounds like you have life by both hands. Thanks for posting this. I'll never get as close to el Camino as you did. This was a wonderful adventure. Love, C.
HAND, Cher O.
My father says almost the whole world is asleep.
Everyone you know, everyone you see, everyone you talk to.
He says that only a few people are awake and
they live in a state of constant total amazement.
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Welcome back, samcrawford! I thought of you often - and prayed for you on your journey. It sounds like it was exactly what it needed to be for you. It's wonderful that you were open to, and surrendered to all the possibilities that presented themselves, even the difficult ones.
Also, I loved how you thanked Shirley for starting this ball rolling, and wrote a note inviting others to get on board for the trip of transformation. Bravo!!
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I often wondered how you were doing while you were gone, Sam. It seems like your journey took an unexpected turn, but it must have been the right thing for you, else it wouldn't have happened that way. Everything is a learning experience, after all. I'm happy to hear that things are going so well for you. Glad you're are back with us.
What a great journey and learning experience and thank you for sharing.
Loved you realization here..."unless I knew myself and came to love myself, to understand my own thoughts, feelings, spirituality, emotions, reactions - I'd always be following and I'd always be left alone."
And I especially loved your writing a note in your copy of The Camino and taking it to the library....how touching~
Thanks again for sharing and welcome back!
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Thanks for posting and sharing your 'Camino 'journey.
You made a great self realisations and I aplaud you for truth and honesty.
Hope this year you will have all the frendships relations that you deserve and that will just compleate your life. Happy New Year.
Thankyou all so much for your very kind words, I really appreciate them! I used to dread the turn of a new year but this time it really was a case of leaving behind the negative and only going forward with the positivity I now have. Maybe that's what the Mayans really meant? I think so
Wow Sam! What great courage you have within! Thanx so much fo sharing your personal adventure and insights of the Camino both,physically and of the spirit,very inspiring indeed. May you have many more wondrous journeys and as others have mentioned here,how nice of you to leave a milestone for others at the library. ,be well,Renny
Yogi Berra once said"If you come to a fork in the road,take it!"
When asked what he thought about Western Civilization Gandhi replied ," That would be nice!"
Thanks Renny! Those are really lovely words, I appreciate them
You're most welcome Sam..keep us posted if you go on any more cool adventures of the spirit will you? I guess we could say our entire planet is on a Camino adventure of sorts these days...so many changes occurring around the globe so quickly! Paradigm shift of conscience here we come!! ,cheers,renny
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CJ-101Introduction to Criminal Justice
3 credits
A comprehensive examination of the American Criminal Justice System and its components, including the duties of the police, courts, corrections, and the legislative and executive branches of government at the state and federal levels. Topics include the responsibilities of the system in American society, the purpose, organization, structure and limitations of the criminal law, definitions of specific crimes, the organization of the court system, and the processing of criminal cases through the police, arrest, prosecutorial review, and various judicial stages including plea bargaining, trial, adjudication, and appeal. The juvenile justice system will be addressed. Both the federal and state Constitutional rights of the accused and the roles of key players in the judicial process will be considered. The organization of the police and the correctional system will be examined.
Prerequisite: None
CJ-106Introduction to Fire Science
An introduction to the historical and scientific background of fire protection services in America. Topics include fire service terminology; duties and responsibilities of firefighters; fire equipment use, and function; and the responsibilities of fire service agencies within government and the private sector. Employment and promotional opportunities will be addressed. The course will provide preparation for the FDNY written, open, competitive examination.
Prerequisite: CJ-101
CJ-110Contemporary Security Practices
An examination of contemporary security practices, including the history, philosophy, and legal authority of private security operations, and the role of private security in the Criminal Justice and Public Safety Systems. Functional security activities will be discussed in detail, including protection theory, the security survey, structural security and design, fire safety protection, and safety planning as they apply to specialized settings. The selection and training of security personnel will also be addressed.
CJ-150American Legal System
This course examines the history, structure, organization, and authorities of the legal systems of justice used in the United States, including the civil, criminal, and juvenile systems. Topics will include the evolution of law, legal education and legal reasoning, jurisdictional issues, the appellate process and judicial review, the civil and criminal judicial process, and contemporary juvenile justice.
CJ-160Cyber Crime
This introductory course will explore the emerging field of cyber crime and the historical, ethical and technological considerations. Students will learn about the various forms of cyber crime such as identity theft, financial fraud, intellectual property and child exploitation. An examination of the importance of data and evidence collection and the various ways computers have served as a contributory tool in facilitating this form of crime will be addressed.
Prerequisite: IT-103
CJ-200Criminal Law
An introduction to the history, theory, and practice of the substantive criminal law; this course examines the sources of law, legislative responsibilities, the major elements of statutory offenses, and their application in the Criminal Justice process. New York State Penal Code will be emphasized.
Prerequisite: CJ-101 and LA-103
CJ-201Family Law
An introduction to the various issues in the area of family law; this course examines matrimonial law (including separation, divorce, and equitable distribution), family offenses, child protective proceedings, parental rights, and adoption. Statutory provisions from the Domestic Relations Law, the Family Court Act, and the Social Services Law will be emphasized.
CJ-202Prison: Punishment and Rehabilitation in America
This course is a study of American penology – the branch of knowledge that studies the theory and practice of prison management and criminal rehabilitation in a sociological context. It will examine the historical developments that have led to the adoption of current practices in American corrections and include an in-depth study of the various theoretical and practical approaches to punishment and rehabilitation. In addition, it will examine the major critical issues in corrections which have helped shape the landscape of American corrections from 1980 to the present. This includes a discussion of current treatment modalities, inmate subcultures, prison management, and sentencing trends. Moreover, the course will explore the use of alternatives-to-incarceration, which are ubiquitous in modern corrections and discuss at-length the latest trends in prisoner re-entry.
CJ-205Criminal Procedure and Process
This course examines the application of relevant U.S. and State Constitutional requirements and restrictions on the investigation and prosecution of criminal offenses. Major topics include the laws of arrest, the rules of search and seizure, the use of force, and interrogation practices. Attention will be paid to various aspects of the investigation and judicial process, the concept of due process, and to rights afforded to the accused.
Prerequisite: CJ-200
CJ-206Police Patrol Procedures
This course examines the police patrol function in detail, including common patrol strategies, the types of patrol and their applications, and routine patrol procedures. Specific patrol activities and duties will be emphasized including crises management; traffic control; report writing; crowd control; medical emergencies; communications skills; community relations; and ethical conduct.
CJ-208History of the New York City Police Department
Students participating in this course will examine the history of policing in New York City from 1625 to the current time. Topics to be addressed will include: the evolution of security forces in NYC from the Shout and Rattle Watch, through the transformation of the Municipal and Metropolitan Police Departments into the modern NYPD; the rules and procedures of the various iterations of the police department; hiring and training procedures; scandals and reforms; and the evolving duties and responsibilities of the police in the City of New York.
CJ-210Criminal Investigation
An introduction to the history, theory, and practice of criminal investigation, this course examines the evolution of the investigative process, its basic procedures, and the appropriate use of investigative practices. Topics include the duties of the first officers arriving at the crime scene, crime scene procedures, documenting, protecting, and collecting physical evidence, locating and interviewing witnesses, developing an investigative plan, follow up procedures, the role and limitations of the crime lab, suspect identification practices, and case preparation. Students will examine standard investigative practices for burglaries, larcenies, auto theft, and similar crimes. Ethical issues will be addressed.
Prerequisite: CJ-205
CJ-211Police and the Community
This course examines the relationship between the components of the criminal justice system and the communities they serve. The history and philosophy of the relationship between criminal justice agencies and the community as well as contemporary approaches to crime reduction will be discussed. The various community concerns, both positive and negative, will be addressed. Problems that prevent a cooperative environment, as well as the internal and external barriers to such a relationship will be examined in detail. Emphasis is placed on utilizing the resources of the criminal justice agencies to engage in problem solving with citizens, develop community awareness of criminal justice agencies, community initiatives and promote community crime prevention.
CJ-212Ethical Issues in Criminal Justice
This course examines current ethical and value conflicts within the Criminal Justice System with special attention to those in the System's police function. Students will examine the purpose and functions of ethics in society; identify the sources of ethics and of ethical conflicts in Criminal Justice; and consider appropriate resolutions. The development of appropriate ethical standards, ethical-decision making practices, and personal and professional value systems will be addressed. Emphasis is placed on individual responsibility, accountability, and the development of values.
Prerequisites: CJ-101
CJ-215Event Risk Management and Safety
This course is a comprehensive examination of managing event risk and liability. Through the use of theoretical and practical procedures and scenarios, students will learn how to recognize, manage and limit risk in venues that vary in size and scope.. In addition to evaluating risk, students will become familiar with the coordination of governmental and private resources to address such issues as overall security and safety, alcohol and drugs, medical facilities, fire safety, availability and quality of food and water resources, bathroom facilities, and the specific issues of indoor v outdoor events.
Prerequisite: 30 Credits
CJ-220Women in Criminal Justice
This course addresses the many issues surrounding women in the Criminal Justice System: women as offenders; as victims/survivors; and as criminal justice professionals. Criminological theories and female patterns of criminal behavior, the effects of labeling on women, the criminalization of abortion, the criminalization of addiction and pregnancy, domestic violence, rape/sexual assault, stalking, and sexual harassment will be examined. The historical and current roles of women as professionals in the Criminal Justice System will be addressed.
CJ-240Correctional Administration & the Law
This course is an examination of the specific aspects of public administration as they apply to correctional organizations. Topics include the principles of effective management and leadership, models for the organization and administration of correctional agencies and their services, policy development, internal and external accountability, budget development and administration, technology and correctional administration, and labor relations. Future trends will be examined. The course will also explain the specific body of law that governs the area of corrections and how the law is applied to protect the rights of inmates and the institution.
Prerequisite: CJ-202
CJ-245Correctional Counseling
This course examines counseling services, methods, and strategies used in the correctional system including probation, institutional, and parole services. Topics include the role of counseling in the rehabilitation process, classification and evaluation of offenders, risk assessment, the correctional counseling process, case work, and crisis intervention. Specific programs for anger management, responsibility training, and behavior modification, and specific counseling techniques will be explored.
Prerequisites: CJ-202, LA-101
CJ-270Fundamentals of Criminal Trial Practice
The course is designed to introduce students to the adversarial trial practice by exposing them to the various facets of the process, culminating in mock trial presentations. Students will be exposed to fundamental processes of trial packet. The packet will consist of a hypothetical case, including witness statements, police reports, medical records, as well as other documentation and possible photographs. Students will be taught how to effectively execute each phase of the trial process, i.e., Opening Statements, Direct Examination, Cross Examination, etc. Students will also be exposed to the Rules of Evidence, Criminal Procedure and Criminal Law as relevant to the hypothetical case file. Students will be required to draft and argue pre-trial motions regarding the exclusion of evidence, both tangible and testimonial.
CJ-271United States Court Systems
This course will examine the history, traditions and philosophies underlying our system of justice for the Federal, state and local levels as it relates to the criminal court construct. Students will learn about the roles and impact of the prosecutors, judges, defense attorneys, defendant, jurors and victims who are involved in the evolution of case outcomes. Public opinion, policy implications, and future trends will be examined.
CJ-280Physical Fitness for Law Enforcement Personnel
This course is designed to develop the basic skills and techniques necessary for lifetime physical fitness as it relates specifically to law enforcement careers. It will focus on the realistic physical activities and demands of police and correctional work as demonstrated in physical agility entrance examinations. Topics will include aerobic and anaerobic exercises, diet and nutrition, foot pursuits and chases, arrest techniques, strengthening exercises, and rescuing activities. The basic elements of lifelong healthy living will be discussed.
Prerequisite: This course is open to Criminal Justice Students who have Sophomore Standing and can satisfy the course's basic pre-test agility and fitness requirements.
Non-CJ students may register with Dean's approval.
CJ-281Defensive Tactics
3 Credits
This course is designed to develop the basic skills and techniques necessary for law enforcement officers to control resistance from aggressive or passive subjects. It will focus on less-lethal tactics that meet current legal and department use of force standards. Topics will include aerobic and anaerobic exercises, use of force issues, pressure point control, hard empty-hand control, impact weapon techniques, tactical handcuffing, escorts, handgun disarming, and joint locks.
Prerequisites: CJ-280
CJ-290Field Experience in Criminal Justice I
Open to students with sophomore standing, the course is designed to observe learned theory in a practical setting. Police agencies, para-professional positions in probation, correctional counseling, juvenile facilities, or in custodial and non-custodial correctional facilities, detention centers, and similar agencies are most appropriate. Agencies that require extensive security clearances are not suitable for this course. Students employed in Criminal Justice will develop a specialized internship within their existing agencies. Classes meet periodically to assess student progress and share individual experiences. This course is a CJ elective.
CJ-292Seminar in Criminal Justice Studies
This course serves as a culmination of the criminal justice major at the associate level. The course is designed to integrate a student's knowledge of the coursework taken to date into a practical understanding of the critical and contemporary issues facing criminal justice agencies today. In addition, the course will provide a framework for the student to identify potential career opportunities within criminal justice agencies.
Prerequisite: Sophomore Standing
CJ-300Current Issues in Criminal Justice
Selected contemporary critical issues affecting the Criminal Justice System will be examined through lectures and directed student research. Topics will vary according to current events and may range from gun control and prison violence, to police corruption, racial profiling, community issues, and more. Students, working individually or in groups, will present their research findings in both oral and written format.
Prerequisite: 60 Credits
CJ-301Homeland Security & Counterterrorism
This course is a comprehensive examination of domestic and foreign terrorist threats confronting the nation and the national, state and local governmental responses to those threats. The recent history of attacks against America; the politics of contemporary terrorist groups and their organizational structures; the reorganization of the federal government to combat terrorism; the Patriot Act; threat assessment and intelligence activities; and the role of local government authorities and the private sector will be examined. Case studies and best practices will be considered.
Prerequisites: CJ-101, CJ-200, CJ-205
CJ-305Drugs in America
This course examines the history of illegal drug activity in the United States and its impact on the nation's economy, health system, and Criminal Justice System. The National Drug Policy, the national war on drugs, appropriate state and federal drug laws, the international drug trade, and current law enforcement tactics will be considered. Drug user profiles and current treatment modalities will be discussed. Alternatives to the National Drug Control Policy will be examined, including the European Experiments, decriminalization, legalization, and new treatment strategies.
CJ-307Forensic Applications in Criminal Investigation
This course is an introduction to the application of the scientific method and the principles of contemporary science to criminal investigation. It is designed to familiarize students with the evidentiary value of crime scenes and physical evidence, and the appropriate scientific techniques for the discovery, recovery, and preservation of physical evidence. Various methods of forensic examination and analysis, and their investigative significance, will be discussed. Practical applications, legal issues, and critical thinking skills will be emphasized. Students will learn how forensic experts apply scientific principles and methods to the analysis, identification, and classification of physical evidence in criminal cases.
Prerequisite: CJ-210
CJ-311Organized Crime and Gangs
This course is a historical and contemporary analysis of organized crime and gangs in America: their origins, components, structure, and activities. Topics will address traditional and emerging organized crime groups; current gang organization and structure; the sociological influences that give rise to the formation of gangs and organized crime groups; their specific criminal enterprises; as well as investigative and enforcement efforts. The impact of organized criminal activities on American social, economic and political life will also be examined.
Prerequisite: CJ-101 and LA-102
CJ-312Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is the largest crime and public health issue confronting women. Additionally studies indicate that as many as 60% of youth incarcerated for manslaughter and homicide have killed their mothers' abusers. Since 1970, huge strides have been made in confronting this issue. All 50 states have enacted DV-related reform, domestic violence social service programs are present in every county in the US and innovative DV courts now provide enhanced legal relief and social services in many parts of the country. This history and these trends and innovations present new challenges and many new professional opportunities for health, social services and criminal justice professionals. The course will prepare the student to meet these challenges with information and intervention strategies appropriate for awareness of this issue and careers in this dynamic field.
Prerequisite: LA-101
The focus of this course is the unlawful use of the computer, computer programs and software to facilitate crimes initiated on the internet. The course will examine the use of the computer to commit crimes of identity theft, hacking, on line auction fraud (EBAY, CRAIG'S LIST), credit card fraud and child pornography.
The course is designed to provide students with the application of skills to forensically examine computers and computer programs for the recovery of evidence. The computer's significance is that it both the repository and tool utilized for the criminal activity described. The student upon completion of course will be equipped with skills to become a computer forensic investigator.
Prerequisites: CJ-160
CJ-320Diversity in the Criminal Justice System
This course examines current issues of race, gender, social class, sexual orientation, and religion as they affect the Criminal Justice System. The myths and realities of criminality and victimization will be addressed, as well as the impact of these issues on the internal structure and operational practices of the System, with special emphasis on the police and the correctional services. Specific types of disparity will be identified and analyzed, and remedies to the problems of internal and external bias and discrimination will be considered.
CJ-324Principles of Disaster Management
This course is an introduction to the theories, principles, and practices of disaster management with emphases on the roles and functions of key governmental agencies at the state, local and federal levels in natural and unnatural disasters. Topics will include emergency planning and preparedness, mitigation, disaster management in the private sector, response and recovery, and interagency cooperation. Relevant case studies and legal issues will be examined.
Prerequisite: Junior Standing
CJ-325Homicide Investigation
This is an advanced course in criminal investigation designed to integrate and expand concepts introduced in Criminal Investigation and Criminal Procedure. Students will examine death investigations from the crime scene through the prosecution process. Specific topics will include crime scene processing, forensic examinations, interviewing and interrogation, identification procedures, investigative planning, documentation and report writing, relevant search and seizure issues, court preparation and testimony. Applications to other types of major case investigations will be discussed.
CJ-326Sex Crimes
This is an advanced course in criminal investigation that focuses on the investigation and prosecution of crimes of sexual abuse against women and children. Students will examine the investigative process from the crime scene through the judicial process. Specific topics include crime scene processing, forensic examination, scientific evidence, interview techniques for victims of sexual crimes, offender psychology and behavior, identification procedures, relevant legal issues, investigative planning, court preparation, and testimony. Special attention is given to the pathology of sexual offenders, the psychological effects of victimization, and care and treatment of victims.
Prerequisite: CJ-210.
CJ-327Crime Scene Management
Civil and criminal litigation are among the most prevalent and common ways in which mankind and institutions interact. An analytical approach, used in engaging the world around us is no longer a casual pursuit but an essential element, to achieve efficacy and self determination. Crime Scene Evaluation is a multi-disciplined, forensic intensive course that will challenge the Criminal Justice student to think objectively while employing an elevated discernment of the relevance of crime scene indictors. Diluted blood stains, injury patterns, putrefactive odors, patent friction ridge imprints, DNA laden substratum and tool-mark impressions, comprise a short list of the many classes of evidence encountered by peace officers, city and state agency investigators, insurance claim adjusters and forensic nurses, to name just a few. Course material will be conveyed via a modified lecture method, guest presenters and a field trip to the New York Police Department's Forensic Identification Division.
Prerequisite: CJ-307
CJ-329Forensic Psychology and Serial Offenders
The goal of this course is to introduce students to some representative areas of forensic psychology and to teach how forensic psychologists contribute to the legal system. Students will be introduced to the methods used by forensic psychologists to explain behavior by examining a number of studies devoted to topics related to forensic psychology. Special attention will be paid to the so-called, serial offender and what motivates their compulsive behaviors. This course will examine the aspects of Clinical, Neuro, and Counseling psychology and the forensic relationship of these variables. The course will clarify the meaning of serial offenders and will encourage the student to explore all facets of repeated abuse and/or deadly actions that meets the standard for serial victimization. Societal, psychological, political, biological and environmental issues will also be discussed.
Prerequisite: LA-108, LA-242, & Junior Standing
CJ-350Research Methods in Criminal Justice
This course is an introduction to the standard social science research designs and methodologies as they apply to Criminal Justice. It addresses the scientific method, the interpretation and uses of scientific data in Criminal Justice, and the analysis of research results regarding crime data, offenders, crime patterns, and related issues. Topics include introduction to the scientific method, the development of hypothesis and research questions, research design, basic research techniques, sampling, reliability and validity, and the evaluation of findings. Standard surveying techniques will be emphasized. Program evaluation will be discussed. Students will design an original research project.
Prerequisites: CJ-300, MA-135, CP-101 and Junior Standing
CJ-395Corporate Internship
6 credits
This course provides students with the opportunity to apply skills learned in the classroom within their discipline to a corporate experience. The goal is to better prepare students to be professionals in their chosen career by gaining "Real Life" experience while immersing them fully into a corporate setting.
Students are required to complete 320 hours at the Corporate Internship setting.
The Internship can be an integral part of each of the majors and its primary goals are the following:
1. To enable the student to apply the knowledge gained in the classroom in a practical businesssetting.
2. To help the company solve particular business problems and get to know a prospective full-time candidate, assessing his/her profile and fit in the company.
CJ-430Leadership in the Criminal Justice System
Leadership in the criminal justice system has become increasingly demanding within democratic societies. This course will examine the critical attributes of leadership and the extent to which an effective leader in criminal justice must comprehend the external environment to mobilize leaders within their agencies towards effective management and policy implementation.
Prerequisite: CJ-300
CJ-480Criminal Justice Capstone Course
This course provides students with the opportunity to engage in a culminating experience in which they use critical thinking skills to analyze, integrate, and synthesize the knowledge gained in their major program of study. The course also focuses on applying major criminal justice theories that have contributed to an understanding of deviant, delinquent, or abnormal behaviors and crime. This capstone course provides senior students the opportunity to demonstrate they can successfully analyze, evaluate, and interpret issues, problems and policies confronting the criminal justice field through a critical thinking, problem-solving process. This will take place in the context of a large-scale research project that focuses on a contemporary issue in Criminal Justice and will culminate in a presentation of their findings. Additionally, the course will serve as a bridge and preparation for either entry-level positions in the criminal justice field in the criminal justice field or graduate studies.
Prerequisite: CJ-350 and Senior Standing
CJ-490Field Experience in Criminal Justice II
Open to students with senior standing, this course exposes students to higher-level Criminal Justice positions that require a Bachelor's degree for entry-level employment, and should prepare students for entry into the work force. Students spend a minimum of 100 hours over the course of the semester in a criminal justice field placement suitable to their career interests, under the supervision of the Program Coordinator and an agency representative. Placement sponsors like the Federal Law Enforcement Agencies, U.S. Probation Department, the New York City and New York State Department of Investigations, prosecutors' offices at the county and federal levels, United Nation's Security Services, counseling and case management functions in correctional facilities, courts, probation services, and similar organizations are most appropriate. Students employed in Criminal Justice develop a specialized internship. Classes meet periodically to assess student progress, share individual experiences, and to develop skills necessary for finding and obtaining suitable employment. This course is required for all Bachelor's level students.
Prerequisite: CJ-290 or CJ-292
CJ-492Senior Seminar
This course is a critical review and examination of the existing literature in the field of criminal justice relative to the three main components of the system: police, courts, corrections. The course will assist students in their exploration of career possibilities in criminal justice. Students will undertake a series of short papers that focus on the social, public policy, political and occupational issues of the criminal justice field.
Prerequisite: EN-110 and Senior Standing
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'Stopping By' for 30 years and counting
N-R recognizes employees who have reached 5-year milestones
Dec 19, 2012 | 2 Comments
Actually, N-R Reporter Starla Pointer has been writing her weekly Stopping By column for 17 years, but she has been writing for the paper for 30 years. Starla was one of 16 employees recognized at today's annual company employee appreciation lunch that reached five, 10, 15, 20, 25, or, in Starla's case, 30 years of employment with the News-Register or Oregon Lithoprint, Inc.
Also recognized were:
Five years: Kerri Bennett; Jason Cook; Ryan HArt; Ken Sylvia; Molly Walker.
10 yeras: Stephanie Baker; Rebecca Bearman; Victor Farfan; Mike Hodges; Sandy Sherwood.
15 years: Jose Andalon; Steve Bagwell.
20 years: Terry Conlon; Dick Phillips.
25 years: Dave Anderson.
- NR Staff
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MADISON, WI (WTAQ) - Business owners wanting to go on a trade mission to South Africa next March need to contact the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation.
WEDC says the idea is to help small to medium-sized companies sell products and services to South Africa.
The trip is being planned by the Council of Great Lakes Governors.
This state had more than $225 million in exports to South Africa in 2011. Some of the business sectors being recruited are in the agriculture field, automotive parts, medical, mining, equipment for construction, power generation and supply.
The trip is March 6th through the 15th and will include stops in Johannesburg, Durban and Cape Town.


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Are you on Team Edward? Do you love Edward? Is everything you say something to do with Edward? If you anwswed yes to these questions this is the group to talk about your love for Edward!!!
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ok so when the directors of the movies changed the looks of the characters changed a little bit so.....which do you like better?NEW MOON EDWARD???or........TWILIGHT EDWARD???((I am personally leaning…Continue
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HAPPY 105th BIRTHDAY EDWARD!!!!!!!!!!!!!Continue
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HES A GOOD ACTOR BUT I LOVE EDWARD I THINK HIS CHARACTER IS THE BEST. I PERSONALLY DNT ADMIRE ROB PAT BUT JUS SOMETHING ABOUT HIS ACTING IN THE MOVIES THAT REALLY MAKES ME LOVE EDWARD.I THINK HIM AND…Continue
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Glamour.com sexiest men are:1. Robert Pattinson2. Taylor Lautner3. Ian Somerhalder4. Xavier Samuel5. Kellan Lutz6. Johnny Depp7. Justin Bieber8. Gerard Butler9. Hayden Christensen10. Channing…Continue
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97% girls would freak if Edward Cullen threatened to jump off a building. If you're the 3% pulling up a lawn chair and shouting, "Do a flip, you sparkly retard!", post this on your profile.…Continue
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OK. I have sat down and read all 264 pages online. Oh my. My love for Edward has re-surfaced. Of course, imagining Robert Pattison in the role, really helps. I love the fact that Edward falls in…Continue
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I'm not sure if it is an official one or not but it has just surfaced and I love how it FINALLY is a pic of just Edward and Bella.Continue
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ok so yesterday me and my friend were talking about ice cream and i just randomly blurted out EDWARD!!!! do u ever do that??
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Hello my friends in Edward land ,, lets write our favourite quetes of edward n say why it is your favourite.that way everyone will know how our EDWARDO is the most beutifull ,, romantic ,, reasnable…Continue
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Heyy fellow fanpires !What's your favorite Edward scene ?I know, there are soo many to choose from LOLZ but for me i gotta say that the scene when Edward says in Eclipse that he loves bella and WANTS…Continue
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Ok so I wrote this...this is Edwards point of view when Rosalie tells him that Bella is dead. There is more on the way but this is the start. Comment...hope you like it!!!=DI can't believe I've been…Continue
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i definantly dont think so edward totally deserves way better than bella...i could be his bella heheContinue
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Hey Edward Lovers!! I am starting a writing contest!! The winner will be picked by my assistant and I. The winner's writing will be posted on the groups front page and will be sent to all of my…Continue
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Okay I'm so obssesed with Edward that I'm trying to dream of him. I've been trying to think of only him before I go to sleep, but it's not working. Any ideas?
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Does it ever bother you Edward fans that he is a fictional charecter?I have read & re-read the twilight saga & everytime i read it i fall in love w/ Edward all over again, dream about him…Continue
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May – September 2014
The 40th annual conference is set for July 2 – 6 at the Conference Center at Pitt-Johnstown, on the picturesque campus of the University of Pittsburgh at Johnstown, PA. The campus is a 650-acre mountaintop wildlife preserve with 40 acres of hiking trails.
Registrants are offered two package options:
- FULL PACKAGE: July 2 – 6 (five days, four nights). The program begins Wednesday afternoon (July 2).
- WEEKEND PACKAGE: July 4- 6 (three days, two nights). The program begins Friday evening
The education program for all packages concludes Sunday afternoon.
The conference features experts in the fields of health, nutrition, animal rights, the environment, exercise and related lifestyle areas, plus talented chefs.
Click here for a PDF of the full 2013 program and check out the NAVS website for updates and registration
See.. Eat.. Hear.. FEEL VEGAN. Two days of vegan exploration await you. Nourish your taste buds on scrumptious plant-based food from New York's famed vegan restaurants – the best in the world! Get inspired by world-renowned speakers, champion athletes, and top chefs. Provoke new thoughts with award-winning films and their directors. Discover the vast market of cruelty-free products and services. And much more.
The Seed invites the vegan-curious, vegan-skeptical, and vegan choir to explore what we have to offer today. You'll gain understanding of the endless benefits of a compassionate, healthful, and earth-conscious existence of the vegan & plant-based lifestyle.
I'll be making Irresistible Vegan Chocolate Desserts For Everyone in the Demo Room at 2:00pm on Sunday, the 10th.
I'm very happy to a doing a cooking demo and book signings Saturday and Sunday, Sept, 27 and 28th in Portland at Oregon's largest plant-based food event!
- Free samples of hundreds of different foods!
- Speakers
- Cooking Demonstrations
- Ask the Experts
- Family and Teen Activities
- Restaurants
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Free Nemours BrightStart Screenings for Ages 3 - 5
Tuesday, July 15 from 10am - 12:30pm
Children ages 3-5 are invited to receive a free, 10-minute Early Literacy Screening at the library, courtesy of Nemours BrightStart. Registration is taken on a first-come, first-serve basis by a Nemours representative. Utilize this free screening to find out where your child's literacy strengths lie, and what you can do to help them improve in any other areas before they start school.
Adult Summer Reading Program
June 2 - August 2
Who says kids have all the fun? Adults can participate in our Adult Summer Reading Program June 2 through August 2. Simply submit a brief review of any book that you read during this time period and you'll be entered for weekly and program finale raffle drawings. The more you read, the more chances you have of winning. For more information, please call the library at 827-6950 or visit the Reference Desk.
Pre-K Storytime
Tuesday, July 15 @ 11am
Pre-K toddler time is designed for 3-5 year olds prepping for Kindergarten. Join Mr. Andy and Mrs. Marcia Tuesday in The Children's Room for story telling, songs, and crafting.
Movie Night
Tuesday, July 15 @ 5pm
Tired of being on the hold list, and can't wait any longer to see that new release film? Then join us at the library for a movie night. Tonight, we'll be showing a fast-paced action film about an air marshal that springs into action during a transatlantic flight after receiving a series of text messages that put his fellow passengers at risk. This film is rated PG-13. Please call the library at 827-6940 for movie title. We'll have plenty of snacks, courtesy of the Friends of the Main Library St. Augustine.
Yoga with Sharon
Tuesday, July 15 @ 11am
Increase flexibility, build strength, and decrease stress while engaging in the ancient practice of yoga. Yoga instructor Sharon Sprenger will guide students through various techniques to help tone and relax the body. Students are encouraged to wear comfortable clothing.
Teen Lounge
Tuesday, July 15 @ 3:30pm
Teen Lounge is open for gaming on the PS3, Wii, or PS2. We also have board games, paints, and other crafts. Musical instruments are available as well.
Bedtime Storytime
Tuesday, July 15 @ 6:30pm
Wear your PJs to this special session of our regular Wednesday storytime where we do storytime backwards, starting with a yummy craft as we celebrate things that grow. This is a family program that is suitable for all young children.
Children's Summer Film Festival
Tuesdays in July @ 3pm
Is it too hot to be outside? Then come on in and watch a movie on our big screen. Each week we'll be showing a movie with a G or PG rating, so it's fun for the whole family. Please call the Bartram Trail Branch Library at 827-6960 for movie titles and ratings. We'll provide the snacks; bring your own drinks.
Teen Anime Club
Tuesday, July 15 @ 6pm
Teens (Ages 12+), are you looking for something different to do tonight? We're showing a popular anime movie on our big screen. Refreshments will be provided.
Adult Crochet Group
Tuesday, July 15 @ 6pm
Adults and teens (age 14+) are invited to attend the Project Lap Blanket crochet group at the Bartram Trail Branch Library. The group will crochet or knit blankets for cancer patients at area hospitals. All skill levels are welcome. Can't come to any of the meetings? Pick up the crochet pattern at the Reference Desk in the library and crochet the blanket in your spare time. Drop off completed blankets and any yarn you'd like to donate during regular library hours.


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The tattoos may be sacred, but your personal information may not be.
Fox 2 found company documents containing client's personal information, including birth certificates, drivers licenses, social security numbers and credit card information.
We talked owner Steve Fisher Sunday night. He said it wasn't intentional, and believes his girlfriend may be to blame.
"I didn't do it," Fisher said. "We are remodeling, and my girlfriend probably did it and I'm sure that's what happened. I really apologize."
Wherever the blame falls, stacks and stacks of his client's most personal information were found stuffed in a dumpster at Parsons Elementary School in Gibraltar.
We spoke with a woman who said she found the documents there last week. Her identity has been concealed.
"THis is everything as far as your social security number, your birth certificate," she told Fox 2. "Everything you need to steal an identity is in that trash can."
So what else did the owner have to say?
"I'm just blown away that I'll be on the news for something I didn't do," he said when confronted inside his shop. "My girlfriend remodeled the house and I just tried to get rid of them. How else am I supposed to get ride of them? Burn them or throw them away?"
Actually, yes. At least that's what state law requires.
Some of the documents we found are client consent forms from as recent as last year. But the State Department of Community Health clearly requires all body art facilities to keep all records for at least 3 years, so clients can be notified of a health risk.
After 3 years are up, the State says client records may be destroyed, by shredding or incinerating, or any other manner that protects the confidentiality of all client-related documents.
That's a policy that Steve Fisher claimed he didn't know about.
But he did say he'd brush up on that state code.
"It won't happen again," Fisher said.


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Welcome to WomensProSoccer (WPS), here you will be able to read up on all the latest womens soccer news written by the fans even be sure to sign up (It's free ya know!) and submit your own soccer news and opinions which will be read by tons of other soccer lovers and enthusiasts!
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To help evaluate thyroid gland function; to help diagnose hypothyroidism or hyperthyroidism; to screen for hypothyroidism in newborns
When to Get Tested?
Usually ordered in response to an abnormal TSH test result or when a person has symptoms of hyperthyroidism or hypothyroidism; commonly performed as a screening test on newborns
Sample Required?
A blood sample drawn from a vein in the arm or from pricking the heel of an infant
Test Preparation Needed?
None needed; however, certain medications can interfere with the T4 test, so tell you doctor about any drugs that you are taking.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
This test measures the amount of thyroxine, or T4, in the blood. T4 is one of two major hormones produced by the thyroid gland; the other is called triiodothyronine, or T3. The thyroid is a small, butterfly-shaped gland located just below the Adam's apple. This gland plays a vital role in controlling metabolism, the rate energy is used.
The body has a feedback system that turns thyroid hormone production on and off. When the level of T4 in the bloodstream decreases, the hypothalamus releases thyrotropin releasing hormone, which stimulates the pituitary gland to release thyroid-stimulating hormone (TSH), which in turn stimulates the thyroid gland to make and/or release more T4. As blood concentrations of T4 increase, TSH release is inhibited.
T4 makes up about 90% of thyroid hormones. When the body requires thyroid hormone, the thyroid gland releases stored T4 into circulation. In the blood, T4 is either free (not bound) or protein-bound (primarily bound to thyroxine-binding globulin). The concentration of free T4 is only about 0.1% of that of total T4. T4 is converted into T3 in the liver or other tissues. T3, like T4, is also highly protein-bound, but it is the free forms of T3 and T4 that are biologically active. Free T3 is 4 to 5 times more active than free T4 in circulation.
If the thyroid gland does not produce sufficient T4, due to thyroid dysfunction or to insufficient TSH, then the affected person experiences symptoms of hypothyroidism such as weight gain, dry skin, cold intolerance, irregular menstruation, and fatigue. If the thyroid gland produces too much T4, the rate of the person's body functions will increase and cause symptoms associated with hyperthyroidism such as increased heart rate, anxiety, weight loss, difficulty sleeping, tremors in the hands, and puffiness around dry, irritated eyes.
The most common causes of thyroid dysfunction are autoimmune-related. Graves disease causes hyperthyroidism and Hashimoto thyroiditis causes hypothyroidism. Both hyperthyroidism and hypothyroidism can also be caused by thyroiditis, thyroid cancer, and excessive or deficient production of TSH. The effect of these conditions on thyroid hormone production can be detected and monitored by measuring the total T4 (includes bound and free portion) or the free T4 (unbound form).
How is the sample collected for testing?
A blood sample is obtained from a needle placed in a vein in the arm or from pricking the heel of an infant.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
No test preparation is needed. Certain medications can interfere with the T4 test, so tell the doctor about any drugs that you are taking.
The Test
Common Questions
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This form enables you to ask specific questions about your tests. Your questions will be answered by a laboratory scientist as part of a voluntary service provided by one of our partners, American Society for Clinical Laboratory Science. If your questions are not related to your lab tests, please submit them via our Contact Us form. Thank you.
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Article Sources
NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
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haloperidol lactate
Quinidine; Natisedine/Selected QT Prolongers
This information is generalized and not intended as specific medical advice. Consult your healthcare professional before taking or discontinuing any drug or commencing any course of treatment.
Medical warning:
Moderate. These medicines may cause some risk when taken together. Contact your healthcare professional (e.g. doctor or pharmacist) for more information.
How the interaction occurs:
Quinidine, which is also a component of natisedine, can affect your heart's rhythm. Other drugs can have the same effect.
What might happen:
Taking quinidine or natisedine with other agents that can affect your heart rhythm may increase your risk of an irregular heartbeat, which may be life-threatening.
What you should do about this interaction:
Let your healthcare professionals (e.g doctor or pharmacist) know that you are taking these medications together. Your doctor may want to perform an electrocardiogram (ECG) on you to check your heart's rhythm. Let your doctor know right away if you notice an irregular heartbeat or have any dizziness or fainting episodes.Your healthcare professionals may already be aware of this interaction and may be monitoring you for it. Do not start, stop, or change the dosage of any medicine before checking with them first.
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To prepare for your cell pathology major, it is recommended that you take a combination of molecular biology and genetics, junior biology units, junior chemistry and junior psychology units.
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Microbes in Infection
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A major in cell pathology is advantageous if you plan to proceed to honours research, to professional courses such as medicine, dentistry or physiotherapy, or to careers in biomedical research areas such as hospital science. This major fulfils the pathology requirements of the Centre for Chiropractic at Macquarie University.
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An East Texas man was sentenced to life in prison for the 2010 capital murder of his girlfriend's one-year-old son.
Simon Lopez pleaded guilty to killing the boy Friday. His plea came as
part of a plea bargain in which the state withdrew their intent to seek
the death penalty.
It was two years ago, next week, that
18-month-old Jeremy Silva Jr. was killed. Police said Jeremy and his
four-year-old brother were left with Lopez while their mother, Emma
Torres, was at work.
Torres was arrested on child endangerment
charges for leaving Jeremy and his brother at home with Lopez. She is
currently serving a two year state jail sentence for that charge.
wasn't clear that Lopez's case would end in a plea deal until about 10
a.m. Friday, when the defense notified the Smith County District
Attorney's Office that they'd like to enter a bargain.
District attorney Matt Bingham said after consulting with Jeremy's family, everyone was in agreement with this resolution.
Lopez told the judge he was in fact guilty of causing Jeremy's death by
striking him with his hand, foot or another hard object. The autopsy
revealed that the 18-month-old died from a torn atrium in his heart. In
July 2011, Jeremy's grandmother, Darla Silva, said she'd never be at
peace with the loss of her grandson. Back then, her feelings on Lopez
being sentenced to death were changing."At one point I said,
'The death penalty? Yes. Go for it. Now. Quick. Hurry,' but at the same
time, part of me says a long life might be worse," Darla said. Lopez
was on the run for eight months. In December 2010, he was nearly
captured at a motel in Dallas, but managed to escape. After the U.S.
Marshals Service added Lopez to their Top 15 Most Wanted Fugitives, he
was detained in Mexico and brought back to Smith County to stand trial. Before
the hearing Friday, Jeremy's father, aunt and grandmother agreed to
have the district attorney's office accept the plea bargain, sparing
them the turmoil of many weeks of trial."It's extremely
difficult on the family. You have 13 to 14 weeks of hearing about the
death of your loved one, in addition to that, when they plea guilty,
[the defendant] waivers all rights to appeal," said Bingham.The plea affirmed Lopez's guilt, and that he'll never leave the penitentiary alive. "Where
he's going, he's not going to hurt any other children. So the ultimate
penalty, in my mind, is served. He is forever out of the society that
contains children," said Smith County First Assistant District Attorney
April Sikes.More than two years of preparing for trial was not lost. Lead investigators said Friday was about justice."I
feel like justice for Jeremy has been served and I'm just happy for
that," said Tyler Police Department Detective Michelle Brock."Jeremy
Sliva was not just a baby. He was a real live, breathing, human being
who's life was cut short at an unbelievably young age," said Sikes.
Jeremy's aunt chose to make a statement to the court at the end of Friday's hearing.
"He (Lopez) did not just take Jeremy
away from us. He destroyed us. I will never get to see Jeremy walk. I
will never get to see him talk, " she said.
To Lopez, she said,
"You will not just suffer from what the court has imposed on you, but
you will have to suffer from God and you will have to live with this the
rest of your life."
Simon Lopez will never be eligible for parole.
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