(5 credits)
Today's criminal justice organizations are complex and varied, and they require effective management, administration, and leadership. Students in this course analyze and discuss the function and nature of criminal justice organizations. Through the examination of traditional literature, in addition to contemporary videos and articles, students learn about criminal justice management and leadership roles and processes, politics and socialization, motivation, organizational change, technology, and current ethical considerations. Students apply concepts presented in the course to practical management problems and issues in law enforcement, prosecution, courts, and corrections.