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Justice Systems-Corrections
- Descriptions: The Justice Systems-Correction program leads to employment or advancement in local, state and federal public and privately-managed corrections facilities and community-based corrections programs. Corrections graduates also find employment in the expanding areas of crisis intervention, post-incident care, personal and group counseling services, in substance abuse response, and with local, juvenile justice systems.
Justice Systems - Corrections Program Outcomes
| Program Measurements Used | Results | Comparison Data | Continuous Improvement | | 1. Demonstrate a thorough understanding of the role of corrections in the criminal justice system and utilize effective skills and knowledge to fulfill this role. | Under development
| | | | 2. Practice communication verbally, through written documentation, and non-verbally with coworkers, inmates/clients, and others through the use of effective, appropriate interview and counseling techniques, listening skills, and written reports.
| Under development | | | | 3. Apply appropriate counseling therapies and/or recognized treatment in assisting clients in various correctional settings including, but not limited to, long- and short-term correctional facilities, diversion, and post-incarceration aftercare programs.
| Under development | | | | 4. Demonstrate professional and ethical behavior in performing of any duty or assignment on behalf of or while employed by or associated with any criminal justice agency.
| Under development | | | | 5. Develop cultural diversity and demonstrate community awareness skills including, but not limited to, conflict resolution, media relations, crime prevention, referrals to and collaboration with both criminal and non-criminal justice agencies.
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