Criminology & Law Society
What is the Criminology and Law Society?
The Criminology and Law Society is a Marquette University-approved student association comprised of students interested in the field of criminology. Each year, it elects its own board and leads its own meetings with the guidance of a CRLS faculty advisor. The group organizes guests speaker visits for people currently working in the criminal justice field. The students meet about once a month during the school year and discuss topics concerning criminology and law such as CRLS courses, internship placements, and career opportunities.
Why join?
Students that join the organization are able to meet regularly with CRLS faculty, develop friendships with other students majoring in CRLS, and get a better sense of what opportunities are available for CRLS majors. Students that join the group also get to provide input on which visiting guest speakers they invite. Last and certainly not least, CRLS student group meetings provide free pizza!
Previous Guest Speakers
- Sharon Polakowski, Wisconsin Crime Lab - DNA Analyst
- Honorable Mary Triggiano, Milwaukee Court Judge
- Sumeet Uttamchandani, FBI Agent
- David Smetana, Pleasant Prairie Police Chief
Apply
- To apply to the society or for more information, please contact Dr. Stroshine.
- There is a $10 annual fee to join.
- Follow us on Instagram @mucrimandlawsociety
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