Courses taught by CEBCP Professors

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The Center for Evidence-Based Crime Policy is housed within the Department of Criminology, Law and Society at George Mason University. Our faculty, senior fellows, and research associates teach a wide range of graduate and undergraduate courses, listed below.

Graduate

  • CRIM 511: Evidence-Based Crime and Justice Policy
  • CRIM 516: Evaluation of Crime and Justice Policy
  • CRIM 517: Research Practicum in Justice Policy & Practice
  • CRIM 523: Law and Social Control
  • CRIM 595: Special Topics – Evidence-Based Policing
  • CRIM 595: Special Topics – Firearms Law, Policy, and Politics
  • CRIM 700: Values, Ethics, and Criminal Justice Policy
  • CRIM 710: Criminological Theory
  • CRIM 720: Behavior of Law
  • CRIM 721: The Constitution, Criminal Procedure, and Security
  • CRIM 723: Law and Social Control
  • CRIM 730: Courts and Constitutional Law
  • CRIM 760: Evidence-Based Crime Policy
  • CRIM 760: Crime and Place
  • CRIM 780: Research Methods
  • CRIM 781: Justice Program Evaluation
  • CRIM 782: Statistics I
  • CRIM 783: Statistics II
  • CRIM 784: Experimental Criminology
  • CRIM 795: Special Topics – Evidence-Based Policing
  • CRIM 795: Special Topics – Psychology and the Legal System
  • CRIM 795: Special Topics – Grant Writing

Undergraduate

Members of the CEBCP have taught a wide variety of undergraduate subjects. For specific information about whether a particular course is being offered during this semester, please consult GMU’s Schedule of Classes.

  • CRIM 210: Introduction to Criminal Justice
  • CRIM 308: Human Rights and Justice
  • CRIM 315: Research Methods
  • CRIM 320: Crime and Place
  • CRIM 325: Hate Crimes
  • HNRS 353: Effective Responses to Crime: Policies & Strategies
  • CRIM 401: Policing in America
  • CRIM 405: Law and Justice Around the World
  • CRIM 407: Introduction to Law and Society
  • CRIM 409: Community Policing
  • CRIM 424: Constitutional Law and Criminal Procedures
  • CRIM 490: Special Topics - Crime and Place
  • CRIM 490: Special Topics - Psychology and the Criminal Justice System
  • CRIM 490: Special Topics - Firearms Policy and Politics
  • CRIM 491/2: Honors Seminars
  • CRIM 495: Capstone in Criminology, Law and Society

Osher Lifelong Learning Institute

Members of the CEBCP are proud contributors to Mason’s Osher Lifelong Learning Institute (OLLI). Please consult GMU-OLLI’s webpage for more information.