CJ 3110 (PS/SO 3110) - Juvenile Delinquency

This course offers an in‐depth analysis of the (anti‐) social phenomenon of delinquent youth gangs. We are currently witnessing a rise in the number of gangs, the degree of violence they exhibit, and their impact on American society. This course will combine psychological theory with the delinquents’ own accounts of their gang affiliations and behavior. This is a seminar‐type course that requires some research and presentation on topics chosen by the student and in agreement with the instructor. (4 credits)

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