SOC 1500 Lecture : SOC*1500

• School: University of Guelph
• Department: Sociology
• Course: SOC 1500
• Professor: Mavis Morton

Document Summary

Employ critical re ection skills to identify and evaluate assumptions that inform our understanding of crime, criminal behaviour, and crime control policies. Make connections between theories of crime, criminal justice policy, and its implementation. Create and express relevant sociological connections between course readings, lectures, music, other course material, the criminal justice system, community action and your world. Demonstrate initiative, independence, personal & social responsibility, respect, academic integrity and accountability. Research a local or national organization/committee/group without contacting them directly whose mandate or focus of activities is related to the prevention of crime, or assists, informs, educates victims, offenders and/or the public about crime or the. Think about a way you can make a contribution to a community organization and write up a 1 paragraph description of what you intend to do, how and when. Make sure this paragraph addresses the way in which it connects to the course & makes a contribution.