Overview
The Criminal Justice Teacher Training Symposium equips current and aspiring instructors with practical, classroom-ready strategies for teaching criminal justice. Participants will explore best practices in curriculum design, active learning, assessment, and community/industry partnerships—guided by experienced faculty and practitioners.
Who Should Attend: High school/dual credit teachers, college adjuncts and faculty, program coordinators, and graduate students preparing to teach.
Key Takeaways
Design engaging, outcomes-aligned criminal justice courses
Integrate case studies, simulations, and experiential learning
Assess learning effectively (rubrics, authentic assessments)
Align syllabi with state standards and accreditation expectations
Build partnerships with agencies for guest speakers and site visits
Registration & Fee
Registration Fee: $125.00 (per attendee)
Includes materials and a certificate of completion.
Register & Pay: Early registration is recommended; space is limited.
Featured Presenters
A lineup of higher education criminal justice faculty and industry leaders with extensive classroom and leadership experience, bringing a combined 40+ years in higher and public education.
Certificate of Completion
Attendees will receive a Certificate of Completion that may be used for professional development.
Questions?
Contact Dr. Simmons or Dr. Andrus at ddsj0410@gmail.com.
Accommodations
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