Criminology/Criminal Justice - Conservation Law Enforcement Track (B.A.)

Location(s): Storm Lake

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The conservation law enforcement track is designed to prepare students for careers with state or federal agencies that have special jurisdictions over the management and conservation of fish and wildlife. It combines the procedural and legal aspects of policing with the environmental and biological aspects of conservation to create an academic background suitable for that field.

Criminology and Criminal Justice Core

CRIM 101 - Criminal Justice Systems 3 Credit(s)
CRIM 102 - Survey of Criminology 3 Credit(s)
CRIM 498 - Capstone in Criminology and Criminal Justice 3 Credit(s)
PSCN 110 - Introduction to American Government 3 Credit(s)
PSYC 100 - General Psychology 3 Credit(s)
SOCI 101 - Introduction to Sociology 3 Credit(s)
OR
SCWK 100 - Modern Social Problems 3 Credit(s)

Required Criminal Justice Courses

CRIM 220 - Introduction to Law Enforcement 3 Credit(s)
CRIM 340 - Criminal Law 3 Credit(s)
CRIM 371 - Criminal Procedure 3 Credit(s)
CRIM 375 - Criminal Investigation 3 Credit(s)

Required Science Courses

BIOL 163 - Biological Principles I 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 164 - Biological Principles II 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 201 - Conservation Biology 3 Credit(s) OR
BIOL 360 - Ecology 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 302 - Plant Taxonomy 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 426 - Ornithology 3 Credit(s) OR
BIOL 428 - Mammalogy 3 Credit(s)

One additional course from:

AGSC 205 - Soil Science 3 Credit(s)
AGSC 320 - Introduction to Geographic Information Systems 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 222 - Botany 4 Credit(s)
BIOL 423 - Entomology 3 Credit(s)
BIOL 427 - Herpetology 3 Credit(s)

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