Education
University of Cincinnati Online’s programs in criminal justice can advance your career more affordably than before
From traditional roles in law enforcement to breakthrough positions in politics, faculty from USC Bovard College share the top criminal justice career paths
A simple policy shop for police has grown into a comprehensive suite of operational and wellness solutions for first responders
After extensive planning and training, the Long Beach IMR Pilot Program has launched to provide safe, timely and appropriate medical care to individuals in crisis
Baton Rouge’s police force had 113 vacancies last fall — the most of any point since 2015
Master’s students can simultaneously earn a specialized certificate to further enhance their professional opportunities
Adams, a former cop, entertained the idea after meeting with Chicago’s mayor, who just dropped a similar requirement
Yakima police can’t remember a year with as many traffic deaths as 2021
Officer Miaja Jefferson says she wanted to join the organization that changed her own life for the better
Graduate degree programs can help law enforcement professionals develop the critical-thinking skills required to navigate the complex realities of modern public safety
Charles Pratt’s new children’s book, “Excuse Me, I Have a Question,” is a story of two friends who get to shadow a police officer for the day
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The career outlook is particularly bright for those who earn a bachelor’s or master’s degree in criminal justice
Investing, in your mind, health or a hobby, can compound the benefit of a bonus on you, your family and others
Funding will be awarded based on certain criteria, including financial need and academic merit
When social service professionals are properly integrated into departments, they can provide community members with the much-needed services they’re seeking
Recently, we asked our readers to weigh in on a proposal that would require California cops to have a bachelor’s degree
In this episode of Policing Matters, former officers and current CJ professors discuss how degrees make better officers and expand career opportunities
Proceeds from the book, which is told from the police dog’s point of view, will go to a nonprofit called Protecting K-9 Heroes
Forging partnerships with faculty members at local colleges and universities can have a direct impact on the quality of officer candidates in your region
Advance your career and better serve your community by leveraging the right training and certification programs
“Generalizations and romanticizations aren’t getting us anywhere,” said Principal Stacy Parrish
New ‘education incentives’ will pay officers with colleges degrees between $190 and $290 every two weeks
Recipients of the Peace Officer Loan Repayment Assistance Program will be eligible for up to $20,000 over five years
We’re all spending more time at home because of COVID-19 – here’s how to put some of that time to use for your career
The Center provides free access to COVID-19-related courses, policies, articles and learning management tools
A college education plays an important role in developing the interpersonal skills and critical thinking required as a law enforcement officer
After a disaster, first responders are always on the job, but it’s the second responders who can transform tragedy into triumph
Criminals are turning to a new platform – cryptocurrency – to hide money, making it nearly impossible for local and state agencies to investigate
Whether preparing for a promotional interview, looking for training materials, or about to finish the academy, there’s no richer resource than the one you’re reading right now
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