CCJ Updates - Summer Issue 1Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important Dates Sunday, July 23: Classes end, first 4-week summer session Monday, July 24: Classes begin, second 4-week summer session Wednesday, July 26: Grades available online, first 4-week session

Summer AdvisingSummer is a great time to relax, regroup, and think about the year ahead.Connect with your CCJ Advisor today to discuss your plans for the nextacademic year. Our friendly Advisors are always happy to help!

Meghab Opbroek Criminology & Criminal Justice 503-725-9210 mopbroek@pdx.edu URBN 540 Schedule an Appointment with Meghan

Angela Barrett Criminal Justice Online Program 503-725-5131 abarrett@pdx.edu

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis. City of Vancouver, WA:

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Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at PSU <ccj@pdx.edu> Thu, Jul 6, 2017 at 3:32 PMTo: JUST-CCJ-Majors-group@pdx.edu, Brian Renauer <renauer@pdx.edu>, Christopher Campbell <ccampbell@pdx.edu>, Christopher Carey <ccarey@pdx.edu>, Curt Sobolewski<csobo2@pdx.edu>, Danielle McGurrin <dmcgurri@pdx.edu>, Debra Lindberg <debl@pdx.edu>, Kathryn Parente <wuschke@pdx.edu>, Kelsey Henderson<Kelsey.Henderson@pdx.edu>, Kris Henning <khenning@pdx.edu>, Laura Hickman <lhickman@pdx.edu>, Mark Leymon <mleymon@pdx.edu>, Mauri Matsuda<mmatsuda@pdx.edu>, Ryan Labrecque <rml@pdx.edu>

Lateral Police OfficerDigital Forensics Investigator

WA Dept. of Social and Health Services:

Research Analyst 3 (JuvenileRehabilitation)

Future Leaders in Action

Fall 2017 BGCP Fellow

Clark County, WA:

Court Assistant I (District Court)

Macy's Lloyd Center:

Asset Protection / Loss PreventionDetective

CCJ on the move

In June Dr. Kris Henning and Sgt. Greg Stewart, Supervisor of the Crime Analysis Unit at

Portland PD and adjunct instructor at CCJ, were invited to participate in the panel "Data

and Research: Law Enforcement’s Indispensable Violence Reduction Partner" at the

National Summit on Crime Reduction and Public Safety (convened by the DOJ Task Force

on Crime Reduction and Public Safety). The panel addressed law enforcement and academic research partnerships through the

examination of several violence reduction strategies and theories. Dr. Henning and Sgt.

Stewart discussed how research provides proven violence reduction strategies and

solutions that can assist law enforcement in focusing on crime prevention and intervention

efforts, along with the identification of high-risk offenders, places, and victims. As such,

leveraging proven solutions is vital to conducting effective and efficient violence reduction

efforts.

Criminal Justice in the News

Rural America's Jail Dilemma College after prison? New Louisiana law makes it easier.

Sessions chooses 12 cities to receive more manpower to fight crime He's a killer set to die. But his mental illness has set off a new death penalty

battle.

EventsAdvising & Career Services office University Services Building, 402 Tuesday, July 11 Career Workshop: Intro to Interviewing | 2:30-4:00 pm Thursday, July 13 Career Workshop: Personality Type & CareerChoice Part 1 | 2:00 - 4:00 pm Tuesday, July 18 Career Workshop: Writing Resumes & CoverLetters | 9:30-11:00 am

CCJ Weekly Updates - Summer Issue 2Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important DatesSunday, July 23: Classes end, first 4-week summer session Monday, July 24: Classes begin, second 4-week summer session Wednesday, July 26: Grades available online, first 4-week session

Fall CoursesGet ahead of the game by registering for your Fall courses now! CCJ is offeringin-person, hybrid, online, daytime and evening classes this Fall so you can finda class that fits your schedule. Check out the course schedule, including ournew elective: CCJ 410 Managing Critical Incidents.

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis.

Defender Association of Philadelphia:

Data Analyst (Policy Unit) - to applysubmit a cover letter and resume

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Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at PSU <ccj@pdx.edu> Mon, Jul 17, 2017 at 10:26 AMTo: JUST-CCJ-Majors-group@pdx.edu, Brian Renauer <renauer@pdx.edu>, Christopher Campbell <ccampbell@pdx.edu>, Christopher Carey <ccarey@pdx.edu>, Curt Sobolewski<csobo2@pdx.edu>, Danielle McGurrin <dmcgurri@pdx.edu>, Debra Lindberg <debl@pdx.edu>, Kathryn Parente <wuschke@pdx.edu>, Kelsey Henderson <Kelsey.Henderson@pdx.edu>,Kris Henning <khenning@pdx.edu>, Laura Hickman <lhickman@pdx.edu>, Mark Leymon <mleymon@pdx.edu>, Mauri Matsuda <mmatsuda@pdx.edu>, Ryan Labrecque <rml@pdx.edu>,Andrew Nolan <anolan@pdx.edu>, Angela Barrett <abarrett@pdx.edu>, Meghan Opbroek <mopbroek@pdx.edu>

addressed to Sherri Darden atrecruiting@philadefender.org

New Avenues for Youth:

Life Skills Coach - CSEC specialization

Clark County, WA:

Legal Secretary IJuvenile Services Program Coordinator I (2positions)

Multnomah County Department of County HumanServices

Domestic Violence Response Advocate

King County, WA:

Criminal Justice Strategy & Policy Manager

CCJ on the moveDr. Kris Henning was recently invited to co-present in the Multnomah County JudgesLearning Series on Risk Assessments in theCourtroom. Dr. Henning's first presentation, RiskAssessment 101, provided judges withfoundational knowledge about risk assessment.The second presentation, Risk Tools in Practice:Public Safety Checklist, introduced the PublicSafety Checklist (PSC) and explained to judgesin how to locate and interpret PSC scores.

Criminal Justice in the NewsA Small Town Police Officer's War on Drugs

LAPD joins national push for feds to prepare police for contacts with mentally ill White Collar Crime: Why Top Execs Escape Prosecution

EventsAdvising & Career Services office University Services Building, 402

Tuesday, July 18, 9:30-11:00 am Career Workshop: Writing Resumes & CoverLetters

Thursday, July 20, 2 pm Personality Type and Career Choice: Session II

Tuesday, July 25, 1:30 pm-3 pm Career Workshop: Internships: Overview andSearch Tips

CCJ Weekly Updates - Summer Issue 3Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important Dates

Sunday, August 20: Classes end, second 4-week summer session

Fall Course Spotlight

CCJ 410 Environmental Criminology Dr. Kathryn Wuschke

ONLINE COURSE

Crime is a relatively rare event. These rare events do not occur randomly;

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likewise crimes do not occur uniformly across our local environments. Rather,crime events tend to concentrate in specific, and predictable locations. In thiscourse we will introduce the criminological theories that help us to understand

why crimes concentrate in the locations and at the times that they do. Byunderstanding both where, and why crimes concentrate in specific locations,we are able to introduce approaches for addressing and preventing crime.Throughout this course, we use our own routines and experiences to help

understand how environmental crime theories and approaches apply within ourown lives and environments.

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis. City of Portland (Office of the City Auditor):

Independent Police Review ComplaintInvestigator

PSU Campus Public Safety Office:

Campus Dispatcher

Oregon Criminal Justice Commission:

Research Division Director

Pierce County Sheriff's Department:

Entry Level Patrol and Corrections Deputies

Featured internship - Clark County Juvenile Department:

Restorative Community Service Program Internship

Through the department’s Restorative Community Service Program practicumstudents and interns receive training for the role of Community Mentor. Thesementors work directly with diversion and probation youth, usually in groups,alongside community members at community service projects throughout ClarkCounty. This role involves being available when the projects are scheduled,typically Saturdays. The focus of Restorative Community Service is on givingservice of value back to the community to make amends for harm done, and toprovide an opportunity for these youth to become connected with theircommunity in a positive manner. Mentors act as a “bridge” between the youthand other community members working on these projects. Click the link above for a full internship description and contact information.Clark County Juvenile Department has two internship orientations per year. Fallinterns must apply and interview prior to August 17th in order to completeCCJD's required internship orientation on August 18th.

Criminal Justice in the News

Life on Parole Police programs that help drug users get into rehab catching on

North Dakota's Norway Experiment How a Criminologist Boutique Owner Catches Shoplifters

EventsAdvising & Career Services office University Services Building, 402 Monday, August 7, 10:30am - 12pm Career Workshop: Introduction to Interviewing Wednesday, August 9, 2pm - 4pm Personality Type and Career Choice: Session I Thursday, August 10, 2pm-3:30 pm Career Workshop: Internships: Overview andSearch Tips

CCJ Weekly Updates - Summer Issue 4Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important Dates Sunday, August 20: Classes end (second 4-week session) Wednesday, August 23: Grades available online (second 4-week session) Monday, September 4: Labor Day (University Closed)

Fall Course Spotlight

CCJ 410 Managing Critical Incidents CRN 15847 | Ryan Lee

Thursdays 5:30-9:10 PM

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Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at PSU <ccj@pdx.edu> Tue, Aug 15, 2017 at 9:33 AMTo: JUST-CCJ-Majors-group@pdx.edu, Brian Renauer <renauer@pdx.edu>, Christopher Campbell <ccampbell@pdx.edu>, Christopher Carey <ccarey@pdx.edu>, Curt Sobolewski<csobo2@pdx.edu>, Danielle McGurrin <dmcgurri@pdx.edu>, Debra Lindberg <debl@pdx.edu>, Kathryn Parente <wuschke@pdx.edu>, Kelsey Henderson <Kelsey.Henderson@pdx.edu>, KrisHenning <khenning@pdx.edu>, Laura Hickman <lhickman@pdx.edu>, Mark Leymon <mleymon@pdx.edu>, Mauri Matsuda <mmatsuda@pdx.edu>, Ryan Labrecque <rml@pdx.edu>, Andrew Nolan<anolan@pdx.edu>, Meghan Opbroek <mopbroek@pdx.edu>, Angela Barrett <abarrett@pdx.edu>

Practitioners working in justice-related fields face a variety of critical incidentsthat may tax agency resources, threaten public safety, and, in some cases,decrease confidence in our system of governance. This course will examinemanagement and organizational strategies that can be applied to thesesituations to safely restore order while respecting the legal rights affordedcitizens under our Constitution. Particular attention will be paid to the NationalIncident Management System and the Incident Command System used in lawenforcement, but application to those working in legal and correctional systemswill also be covered.

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis. Portland Patrol Inc.:

Database Support Specialist/DispatcherUnarmed Security Officers (full or part-time)

Clackamas County:

Community Corrections Data and ResearchAnalyst (Policy Analyst)

Luke-Dorf Inc.:

Residential Counselor

Multnomah County Sheriff's Office:

Research Evaluation Analyst Sr

Featured internship: Standard Insurance Special Investigations Unit

Standard Insurance Company's Special Investigations Unit is seeking internsfor Fall! The ideal candidate must be a CCJ major, has a strong interest ininsurance fraud, or more generally, white collar crime. Individuals best suitedare analytical, detail oriented, fast learners, persistent and independent.

SIU Investigator Intern activities may include the following:

Assist in investigations: Conduct online and other research to assistinvestigators and other personnel in investigating fraud, as well as claimsand other insurance transactions.Case load: Managing a small caseload of low-complexity insurance fraudcases. Involves analysis of policy and claim facts, devising investigativeplans, executing plans, conducting online research, managing privateinvestigators conducting field work and preparing cases for lawenforcement.Developing resources: Assist in identifying new online resources for theSIU’s intranet site, which is accessible to all company employees.Industry training: Participate in training courses offered by industryorganizations such as the Oregon Chapter of the International Associationof Special Investigation Units and the Oregon Chapter of the Associationof Certified Fraud Examiners.Company anti-fraud training: Assist in the preparation and delivery ofanti-fraud training materials to integral anti-fraud personnel such as claimhandlers and underwriters.Communicating with law enforcement: Contacting law enforcementagencies and departments of insurance to obtain case status informationon previously on cases previously submitted.

Apply to: Mark Hesse, CFE, CIFI, Manager, Special Investigations Unit (971) 321-6491 mhesse@standard.com

Criminal Justice in the News

Rap on trial: Do violent lyrics prove a crime? When prisoners are a revenue opportunity

Sessions relaunches Obama-era forensics review months after he shuttered it

EventsAdvising & Career Services office University Services Building, 402 Wednesday, August 16, 10:30am - 12pm Career Workshop: Resumes and Cover Letters Wednesday, August 16, 2pm - 4pm Personality Type and Career Choice: Session II Thursday, August 24, 1:30pm-2:30 pm Career Workshop: Networking 101

CCJ Weekly Updates - Summer Issue 5Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important Dates Sunday, September 3: Classes end (10-week session) Monday, September 4: Labor Day (University Closed) Tuesday, September 5: Last day for co-admission for Fall 2017 Wednesday, September 6: Grades available online (10-week session)

Fall Course Spotlight

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Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at PSU <ccj@pdx.edu> Wed, Aug 30, 2017 at 11:11 AMTo: JUST-CCJ-Majors-group@pdx.edu, Brian Renauer <renauer@pdx.edu>, Christopher Campbell <ccampbell@pdx.edu>, Christopher Carey <ccarey@pdx.edu>, Curt Sobolewski<csobo2@pdx.edu>, Danielle McGurrin <dmcgurri@pdx.edu>, Debra Lindberg <debl@pdx.edu>, Kathryn Parente <wuschke@pdx.edu>, Kelsey Henderson <Kelsey.Henderson@pdx.edu>,Kris Henning <khenning@pdx.edu>, Laura Hickman <lhickman@pdx.edu>, Mark Leymon <mleymon@pdx.edu>, Mauri Matsuda <mmatsuda@pdx.edu>, Ryan Labrecque <rml@pdx.edu>,Andrew Nolan <anolan@pdx.edu>, Angela Barrett <abarrett@pdx.edu>, Meghan Opbroek <mopbroek@pdx.edu>

Photo Credit: Ira Gelb @ Flickr (CC)

CCJ 410 006: Human Trafficking CRN 16462 | Kelli Russell

ONLINE COURSE

Awareness of Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children (CSEC) in the UnitedStates has significantly increased in the past decade. This has brought aboutmuch change in the way the criminal justice system responds to survivors. Wewill examine past and present legislation, as well as policies and practicesaimed at supporting survivors. Whether your career path is that of advocate,prosecutor, police, probation, or juvenile detention officer, this course willprovide valuable insight into working with this often-marginalized population atevery stage of the criminal justice system.

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis. Clark County, WA:

Prosecuting Attorney's Child SupportDivision InvestigatorOn-Call Juvenile Detention OfficerSheriff's Support Specialist IIEntry Level & Lateral Corrections Deputy

Whelan Security:

Security staff for OSU home games atReser Stadium in Corvallis, OR

Contact: Rob Rolle Assistant Account Manager- TA RRolle@whelaneventservices.com (541) 230-8371 - Cell (541) 737-4991 - Office

Criminal Justice in the NewsReport calls for slashing US probation rolls by 50% in a decade

Trump lifts ban on military gear to local police forces Solving a Murder Mystery with Ancestry Websites

EventsEducation Abroad 101 Friday, September 1, 1pm-2pm

East Hall 331

Did you know as a PSU student you are eligible to go on over 200 programs in more than 80

countries? Stay on track to graduation, earn credits in your major and explore the world with

Education Abroad! This session is designed to introduce you to the basics of international

education opportunities at PSU.

Gilman Scholarship Information Session Thursday, 9/7 from 11:00-12:00 (CH 169)

Wednesday, 9/13 from 1:00-2:00 (CH 169)

Thursday, 9/21 from 9:00-10:00 (CH 169)

Do you receive Pell Grant funding? Do you want to study

abroad Winter, Spring or Summer 2018? If so, learn how to

get $5,000 - $8,000 for your study abroad experience with

the Gilman Scholarship!

Advising & Career Services office

University Services Building, 402

Tuesday, September 5, 1:30pm-3:30pm

Personality Type & Career Choice Part I Thursday, September 7, 1:30pm-3:00pm

Intro to Interviewing Tuesday, September 12, 10am-11am

Networking for Introverts Wednesday, September 13, 10:30am-12pm

Internships: Overview and Search Tips

Back to School Social & Shop For Free Wednesday, September 13, 4pm-6pm

SMSU 338 Don’t miss out on our Back to School Social and Shop For Free event! We will have lots of tables

filled with perfect back to school items. If you have items you don't use anymore, you are welcome

to bring them to share with others at the event. Call 503-725-9878 or email pbock@pdx.edu for

any questions.

CCJ Weekly Updates - Summer Issue 6Check out our newsletter below for updates on job and internship postings,academic matters, faculty updates, course spotlights, and current events. Youare receiving this because you are a CCJ major at PSU.

Important Dates Monday, September 25: Classes start Friday, September 29: CUPA New Student Welcome Sunday, October 1: Last day to add classes online Sunday, October 1: Last day to drop courses with a full refund

Fall Course Spotlight

CCJ 435: Crime, Grime, and Fear CRN 14895 | Dr. Brian Renauer

HYBRID COURSE Monday/Wednesday 11:30am-12:35pm

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Department of Criminology & Criminal Justice at PSU <ccj@pdx.edu> Wed, Sep 13, 2017 at 8:26 AMTo: JUST-CCJ-Majors-group@pdx.edu, Andrew Nolan <anolan@pdx.edu>, Brian Renauer <renauer@pdx.edu>, Christopher Campbell <ccampbell@pdx.edu>, Christopher Carey <ccarey@pdx.edu>, CurtSobolewski <csobo2@pdx.edu>, Danielle McGurrin <dmcgurri@pdx.edu>, Debra Lindberg <debl@pdx.edu>, Kathryn Parente <wuschke@pdx.edu>, Kelsey Henderson <Kelsey.Henderson@pdx.edu>, KrisHenning <khenning@pdx.edu>, Laura Hickman <lhickman@pdx.edu>, Mark Leymon <mleymon@pdx.edu>, Mauri Matsuda <mmatsuda@pdx.edu>, Ryan Labrecque <rml@pdx.edu>, Angela Barrett<abarrett@pdx.edu>, Meghan Opbroek <mopbroek@pdx.edu>

Study the social, economic, political, and physical factors underlyingneighborhood crime and decline. Special attention is given to physical andsocial incivilities, the broken windows theory, crime prevention throughenvironmental design, and problemsolving. The primary goal of this course is togive the students some hands on experience engaging in problem-solving andapplying academic material to real communities. Students will work on acommunity project to explore solutions to real neighborhood problems anddevelop ideas for addressing crime and disorder and lowering criminalopportunities.

Jobs and InternshipsWe highlight jobs and internships withorganizations around the country and region thatwe receive on a weekly basis.

Clark County, WA:

Court Assistant I/II

Burlington, VT Police Department:

Crime & Data Analyst

FBI - Honors Internship Program:

Learn more at their outdoor informationtable on Monday, October 2nd, 11am-3pm, between SMSU & NH

Criminal Justice in the NewsProsecutors’ Decision to Cripple a Judge’s Career Echoes a Larger Battle OverCriminal Justice Reform in Oregon The Incarcerated Women Who Fight California's Wildfires Innocence Is Irrelevant in the Age of the Plea Bargain Workplace Crime Costs US Businesses $50 billion a Year

CCJ on the moveRon Louie, CCJ Adjunct Professor and formerChief of Hillsboro Police Department, participatedin the selection panel to hire the new PortlandChief of Police this summer.

Ron Louie will be sharing his expertise with hisclass CCJ 230: Policing in America this Fall term.

Dr. Kris Henning recently completed a reportentitled "Community Attitudes About PublicSafety in Deschutes County" with the DeschutesCounty District Attorney's Office. The teamdeveloped an online community survey to identifythe public safety issues that are most relevant toCounty residents and explore communityattitudes toward crime prevention strategies.

EventsGilman Scholarship Information Session Wednesday, 9/13 from 1:00-2:00 (CH 169)

Thursday, 9/21 from 9:00-10:00 (CH 169) Do you receive Pell Grant funding? Do you want to study

abroad Winter, Spring or Summer 2018? If so, learn how to

get $5,000 - $8,000 for your study abroad experience with

the Gilman Scholarship!

Advising & Career Services office

University Services Building, 402

Wednesday, September 13, 10:30am-12pm

Internships: Overview and Search Tips

Monday, September 18, 1:30pm-3pm

Writing Resumes and Cover Letters

Back to School Social & Shop For Free Wednesday, September 13, 4pm-6pm

SMSU 338

Don’t miss out on our Back to School Social and Shop For Free event! We will have lots of tables

filled with perfect back to school items. If you have items you don't use anymore, you are welcome

to bring them to share with others at the event. Call 503-725-9878 or email pbock@pdx.edu for

any questions.

Student Parent Orientation

Friday, September 22, 9am-12pm SMSU 333

Are you a student with children? Did you know that more than 20 percent of student's currently

attending Portland State University also have children? This extended orientation, presented by

the Resource Center for Students with Children, is a great opportunity to meet other student

parents and hear about the resources, programs, events, and services available to assist and

support student parents at PSU. Free childcare for children ages 6 weeks to 12 years old is

available at Little Vikings for those who need it. Pre-registration for this extended orientation

is required. Register here: http://tinyurl.com/RCSCExtendedOrientation.

Making Government Work Amid the Discord: Lessons from a former mayor who brought

people together to get things done.

Fri, September 22, 2017

5:30 PM – 8:00 PM

Oregon Historical Society Museum

Free Public Lecture with Ralph Becker, former Salt Lake City Mayor and former House Minority

Leader in the Utah State House of Representatives. More information can be found here.