Criminal Justice - Student Resources
Student Organizations
The Criminal Justice Student Association at RIT provides students interested in Criminal Justice a chance to engage their interests outside of the classroom in exciting ways. CJSA is an organization that allows students and faculty to work together to explore opportunities in the community and criminal justice fields through research, volunteer work and trips.
Open to all majors, Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity, International is a professional law fraternity advancing integrity, compassion and courage through service to the student, the school, the profession and the community.
Open to all majors, the RIT Pre-Law Society holds bi-monthly meetings and
seminars on preparing for law school and sponsors a speaker's series on law
and law school related topics.
The purpose of the Pre-Law Society is to:
- Encourage students interested in law or law related professions.
- Prepare students to apply for and attend law school.
- Create a community of students interested in legal fields and a space where they can learn, share and develop their individual paths to reach their law related career goals.
Objectives:
- Presentations on LSAT, law school admission and essay writing.
- Panel discussion with RIT Alumni currently attending or graduated from law school.
- Guest presentations by local attorneys.
- Trip(s) to law schools.
- Establish mentoring program between perspective law students and attorneys.
Contact:
Graduate Handbook
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Master’s Thesis Guidelines
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