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Student Interns
One or our goals at the Tow Youth Justice Institute is to engage University of New Haven students in ways that provide personal and professional development opportunities to support the formation of a future workforce through strong, innovative youth justice programs. Students have the opportunity to intern in the areas of Restorative Practices, the Transforming […]
American Criminal Justice Association Club
The American Criminal Justice Association Club (ACJA) at the University of New Haven is a Student-Run Criminal Justice Organization Dedicated to Promoting Diversity and Inclusion. They were established on August 27 2012.The American Criminal Justice Association has objectives of improving criminal justice through educational activities, fostering professionalism in law enforcement [...]
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Juvenile Justice Club
The purpose of this club or organization shall be to educate students on campus about prevalent issues happening with troubled youth or in the juvenile justice system. The Juvenile Justice Club will encourage students to have a voice about these issues that are happening with our youth today and have the knowledge, skills, and confidence [...]
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Student Interns
Students' perspectives and assistance are most valuable to the Tow Youth Justice Institute (TYJI), because of the incredible insight that University of New Haven students have on youth justice and child welfare. Our student interns are exposed to a myriad of different topics relating to youth justice because of the extensive work they do at [...]
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