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PVAMU College of Juvenile Justice and Psychology

H. Elaine Rodney, Dean
College of Juvenile Justice
and Psychology
Prairie View A&M University
P.O. Box 519, MS 2600
Prairie View, TX 77446-0519
Phone: 936.261.5200
Fax: 936.261.5252

PhD Degree in Juvenile Justice

 

Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Juvenile Justice

The goal of the PhD program is to provide doctoral training in juvenile justice. General objectives include the development of new knowledge, juvenile crime prevention and improvement in the juvenile justice system, and dissemination of knowledge gained. The specific intention of the program is to produce scholars with three characteristics: First, graduates will have superior empirical skills. Second, they will be specialists in the subject matter of the juvenile justice discipline. Third, they will be generalists in the subject matter of criminal justice. The program produces scholars to teach in criminal justice and criminology departments of colleges and universities and researchers to work in federal, state, and large local agencies.

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