Careers in Criminal Justice

To meet the workforce needs created by the changing face of criminal justice, the University of Saint Joseph recently updated the school’s acclaimed Criminal Justice Bachelor of Science program with built-in flexibility to ensure graduates are workforce-ready in a broad array of careers within the profession.To help young people interested in pursuing a career in criminal justice and learn more about this dynamic field and the myriad professional opportunities it has to offer, University of Saint Joseph and 20/20 Media will host “Careers in Criminal Justice,” a discussion featuring several criminal justice experts to be held on Tuesday, March 23, 7 – 8 p.m. on Zoom. The discussion will center on how individuals can enter this in-demand field.

Hosted by Kendra Hendrick, Parole Supervisor, Department of Correction, Division of Parole and Community Services, panelists will include: Rhona Free, President of University of Saint Joseph; Brian Enns, Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice, USJ; Brian Foley, Department of Emergency Services and Public Protection, State of Connecticut; and, Emory Hightower, Supervisory Inspector, Office of the Hartford State’s Attorney, State of Connecticut. A question-and-answer period will follow the presentation.

For more information contact Tom Hickey at 860-508-4032 or tom@20media20.com. To register contact Hillary Sarrasin at Hillary@20media20.com