Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences

Mario T. Gaboury, Ph.D., J.D., Dean

David Schroeder, Ph.D., Assistant Dean

Daniel Mabrey, Ph.D., Assistant Dean

The Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences provides educational services for students who wish to major in degree programs in public safety and security and public service. Students in the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Sciences typically pursue careers in areas such as criminal justice, forensic science, fire science, arson investigation, corrections, law, paralegal and related areas. The school provides a broad professional education, which often incorporates classroom learning with laboratory and field experience. The school attracts students of varied ages and levels of experience, from recent high school graduates to seasoned industry professionals. It also serves professionals seeking programs designed to meet requirements of national and/or regional accreditations and licensures.

Graduate degree programs and certificates are available in various disciplines through the Graduate School.

University Core Curriculum

In addition to departmental requirements, students must fulfill all requirements of the University Core Curriculum.

Programs and Concentrations

Undergraduate Programs

Bachelor of Science

Associate in Science

Criminal Justice
Fire and Occupational Safety
Legal Studies
Paramedicine

Certificates

Crime Analysis
Criminal Justice Management
Emergency Management
Fire/Arson Investigation
Fire Prevention
Forensic Computer Investigation
Industrial Fire Protection
Information Protection and Security
Law Enforcement Science
Paralegal Studies
Private Security
Victim Services

Graduate Programs

Master of Science

Criminal Justice
Fire Science
Forensic Science
National Security and Public Safety

Graduate Certificates

Arson Investigation
Criminal Justice/Security Management
Fire Science/Administration and Technology
Forensic Science/Advanced Investigation
Forensic Science/Criminalistics
Forensic Science/Fire Science
Forensic Computer Investigation
Forensic Psychology
Information Protection and Security
National Security
National Security Administration
Public Safety Management
Victim Advocacy and Service Management