Criminal Justice Events

The annual Criminal Justice Career Fair was held on Wednesday, February 4, 2009 in McIntyre Hall.  Approximately 20 different Federal, State, County, and Local Law enforcement agencies, military, and private security organizations were available for the students.  SPC students brought resumes to the prospective employers and discussed the application process.  Between 10 am and 1 pm, the representatives spoke with students about their agency, informed the students about the minimum qualifications, salary and benefits, and working conditions.  In the photos below, SPC Criminal Justice students interact with different agencies during the career fair.

Every April, the Guarini Institute for Government and Criminal Justice Department at Saint Peter's College jointly present the Annual Stephen D. Doyle Criminal Justice Symposium on campus.  The purpose of the symposium is to discuss current issues and challenge students to understand the nature of the field they are entering.  As problems of social control have grown and become more complex, so have the actions and reactions required of law enforcement and criminal justice agencies.  Predicting the future is a perilous task.

The 11th Annual Stephen D. Doyle Criminal Justice Symposium was held on April 18, 2011.  The topic was Human Trafficking.  In the photos below, Kari Larsen gives the opening welcome to a capacity crowd.

In the photo below, Kathy Friess, Program Coordinator of the New Jersey Human Trafficking Task Force, addresses the issue of human trafficking in New Jersey.

In the photo below guest speakers Jeannette Scrozzo from the Covenant House of New Jersey and Kathy Friess answer questions from the audience.

In the photo below, guest speakers, Jeannette Scrozzo and Kathy Friess are pictured with our honored guest, Professor Stephen D. Doyle.

In the photo below, the Saint Peter's College faculty poses with Professor Doyle and the guest speakers. From left to right, Professor Kari Larsen, Dr. Thomas Donnelly (Emeritus), Professor Doyle, Jeannette Scrozzo, Kathy Friess, and Dr. Raymond R. Rainville.

The Criminal Justice Honor Society, Alpha Phi Sigma, held their student induction ceremony during a luncheon on April 18, 2011.  In the photos below, Dr. Raymond R. Rainville served as master of ceremonies.

Below is the cake congratulating all the new society members.

Pictured below are the newly inducted members of Alphi Phi Sigma with the current officers for 2011.