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Department of Criminal Justice UNIVERSITY OF WYOMING CJ Home Contact Info Faculty Program of Study ... CJ Home The Criminal Justice Club was formed to bring together CJ majors, minors and all those students interested in the Criminal justice field. We provide contacts, information regarding scholarships and discussion on related issues as well as fun! The University of Wyoming's Criminal Justice Club has a lot to offer students of all majors and interests. Chartered under Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Criminal Justice Honorary, the local chapter is named Epsilon Omega and provides local, as well as national, recognition. Membership in the CJ Club is only $7 per semester and membership in Alpha Phi Sigma is a single payment of $30 for lifetime membership. ADVISORS: JOB FAIR: Every year the Criminal Justice Club hosts a Job Fair which features representatives and/or employment literature from local, state and federal law enforcement agencies. Many agencies provide representatives who are available to answer careers in their respective agencies. The Job Fair is open to the public and attendance is encouraged for all students interested in the field. SPEAKERS: The Club hosts a variety of interesting guest speakers each year. Some guest speakers in the past have provided club members with information about job opportunities, internship opportunities and law or graduate school placement, as well as job interview and resume writing techniques. Other speakers have presented demonstrations and/or personal anecdotes that illustrate different aspects of criminal justice related subjects. Recent guest speakers have been investigators from the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) in Cheyenne and Albany Co. Prosecuting Attorney, Mr. Cal Rerucha.

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68. US Attorney Notifies Qwest Of Criminal Investigation The United States Attorney's office in Denver Tuesday notified Qwest Communications International Inc. that it has begun a criminal investigation into the company. http://www.idg.net/english/crd_qwest_884561.html

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FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION Nate Fredrickson is currently a special agent of the FBI. The title of special agent refers to those involved in active investigations of federal law violations. Now 55 years old, Nate has been with the FBI since 1969. According to Nate, "The FBI has high standards, demands quality, and is highly professional as an organization designed to fight crime." For those who aspire to the FBI Nate recommends, "Don't be lax in your attitude, attentiveness, and even your appearance. Be professional." For most this requires a substantial learning process which includes an undergraduate degree and relevant experience. In Nate's case he was attending a small liberal arts college, majoring in business administration, when it became necessary to get a job to pay the bills. The local police department had positions open and Nate was hired. He worked there as an officer for the last two years of college and one additional year after graduation. While Nate learned the basics of law enforcement at the local police department level, his future was determined by the people he met on the job. In that community there was an office of the FBI. Over the years Nate came into contact with the agents there as they occasionally worked on cases together. According to Nate, "What began as simple contacts eventually turned into friendships. Friendships laid the groundwork for really understanding how the FBI worked. I developed a healthy respect for them as individuals, and the FBI as an organization. To me, they were the best in quality, and the best in pay."

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Contact Us News Releases Employment North Carolina's ... Response Teams Career Opportunities Non-Sworn Careers Requirements vary for these positions. Some of the positions stated above require a high school diploma, while others require a four-year degree. Moreover, there are many careers with the Bureau not stated here. For more information about position descriptions and their requirements, or information not indicated on this page please contact personnel at the address listed below. E-mail requests for information and e-mail applications will NOT be accepted. North Carolina Department of Justice Personnel Division 114 W. Edenton Street Post Office Box 629 Raleigh, North Carolina 27602 Internship Programs The SBI Internship Program serves as a tremendous resource for the SBI. Because of the many different disciplines in our agency, we attract students from diverse fields of study. Often students look to the SBI Internship Program to further their education in a law enforcement career. We welcome the opportunity to work with qualified students and look forward to fostering the relationships which ensure a successful future for the SBI. The SBI Internship Program is coordinated through the various colleges and universities throughout the state. For more information, or to receive an Internship Application Packet, please go to our

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Computerworld IDG.net Careers CRM Data Mgmt Development E-business ERP/Supply Chain Hardware IT Management Mobile/Wireless Networking Operating Sys ROI Security Storage Web Site Mgmt xSP Home Browse Topics Security Cybercrime > Story Criminal inquiry into Microsoft beta-site hack under way By Joris Evers, IDG News Service OCTOBER 17, 2002 Content Type: Story Source: IDG News Service Security Knowledge Center Security News Discussions Events Glossary Vendor Listing Resource Links Reviews White Papers Security XML Feed Mobile Channel E-mail newsletters Knowledge Centers Careers CRM Data Management Development E-business ERP/Supply Chain Hardware IT Management Networking Operating Systems ROI Security Storage Web Site Mgmt xSP More topics... Departments QuickStudies SharkTank FutureWatch Careers Opinions/Letters More departments... Services Forums Research QuickPolls WhitePapers Buyer's Guide More services... A criminal investigation is under way into a break-in that took place last week on a Microsoft Corp. Web site for beta testers, Microsoft said today. The site

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Bookstore Home Contact Us Customer Service Help Search Products Search Tips Create Account Edit Account View Cart/Checkout Browse Subjects Resources Criminal Investigation with Free "Making the Grade" Student CD-ROM Criminal Investigation with Free "Making the Grade" Student CD-ROM Author(s): Charles Swanson Neil Chamelin Leonard Territo ISBN: 0072564938 DOI: Buy the Print Book Related Titles Annual Editions CRIME AND JUSTICE IN NEW YORK CITY ... more... Other Books by the Author Chamelin, Neil C. Criminal Investigation Swanson, Charles R Criminal Investigation Territo, Leonard Criminal Investigation Format: Hardcover with CDROM, 90 illus. , 704 pages. Pub date: July 29, 2002 $84.69 US Product Line: McGraw-Hill Humanities/Social Sciences/Languages Related Titles by Category: Law Criminal Law Quantity: Description Contents Description Back to top Widely recognized as the most accurate and comprehensive text in the field, this practical, step-by-step introduction to criminal investigation gives students a logical framework for understanding the investigative process. Major sections cover current issues such as environmental crime, the looting of archaeological sites, videotaping of crime scenes, street gangs, and drugs. Case studies throughout the text emphasize the applied technique of criminal investigation, and its consistently praised art program including graphs, charts, and arresting photographs, depict the practical aspects of investigation and help to clarify difficult scientific concepts. In the eighth edition three new chapters provide coverage of Investigation, Investigators, and the Crime Scene (Chapter 2), Investigative Resources (Chapter 8), and Terrorism (Chapter 20) that is ummatched by any other text.

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