PSYC 4490 Drug Use Prevention and Criminal Justice Research and Internship
This course requires 120 clock hours of service learning in some aspect of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) prevention, and community psychology, or criminal justice. The course includes a comprehensive exploration of ATOD prevention, criminal justice, and psychology ethics. At least ten hours of the internship are allotted each to Planning and Evaluation, Education and Skill Development, Community Organization, Public and Organizational Policy, and Professional Growth and Responsibility. This course also requires completion of an action research project that meets a need at the internship site. This course is a required course for Psychology majors completing the Addiction Prevention Specialist/Community Psychology option. This course is an elective course for the Criminal Justice major. Enrollment is restricted to juniors and seniors. Students enrolled in the Addiction Prevention Specialist/Community Psychology track are required to take this course twice. Instructor's permission/signature is required for registration.
Cross Listed Courses
CRJU 4490
Offered
Spring, Summer