Department of Sociology, Criminal Justice and Anthropology (SCJA)

Sociology Program Criminal Justice Program Gerontology Program Anthropology Minor Graduate Programs Sociology, Gerontology, and Criminal Justice Internships

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Cultivating an appreciation of diversity and fostering social responsibility,
preparing students to engage as informed and enlightened citizens.

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Explore our ClassesCourses in SCJA will help you develop critical thinking skills and technical competencies as you reflect on growing diversity of our local and global community.  to students across the university, fulfilling the UC Social Science Breadth Elective Requirement.

Anthropology | Criminal Justice | Gerontology  |  Sociology
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Presidential Public Service Fellowship! For any major -Apply now for a paid summer of leadership experience.

Professor Scott McLean (Political Science) announced a call for applications from students in any major for the 2020 Presidential Public Service Fellowship. Students work in leadership positions in Hamden and North Haven government for an entire summer (June 1 to …

By Danielle Pomponi

Students participate in and contribute to Maine state agencies and municipal and county governments. Supervisors benefit from hardworking interns with new ideas, energy and skills. Internships are full-time, paid work experience for 12 weeks of the summer.
For 2020 interns …

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THE INSIDE-OUT PRISON EXCHANGE PROGRAM CJ 360 Who We Are: Examining Status in America

OVERVIEW The “Inside-Out” Prison Exchange program is part of a national movement giving undergraduate students (outside students) and prisoners (inside students) an opportunity to learn together. …

By Danielle Pomponi

As an undeclared student, Max Henin `20 saw many paths before him when he arrived at Quinnipiac, but couldn’t identify the one for him. While he enjoyed math and thought about exploring the social sciences, he also had a strong …

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A team of Quinnipiac professors and students returned from their holiday break early to examine human skeletal remains — believed to be from the first of three Revolutionary War soldiers found last month in an 18th century home being renovated in …

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