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Weekly Announcements February 14, 2022
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies Scholarships
Application Deadline: March 1, 2022. Apply at gvsu.edu/myscholarships
Scholarships Mullendore Versluis Wiersma Justice & Society Justice & Society Hegarty
(Undergrad) (Grad)
For CJ / LS CJ / LS CJ CJ Grad (CJ) Grad (CJ/PA)
Amount* Minimum $1,500 Varies Varies Varies Varies Varies
Minimum GPA 3.0 3.2 None (good standing) 3.0 3.5 None (good standing)
Majors CJ or LS major, or CJ or LS major CJ major CJ major CJ Masters CJ or PA Masters
in LS Certificate program program
Program
Completed 55 or more Junior or Senior Entering senior Satisfactory Currently enrolled in Currently enrolled in
credits (as of beginning of status year academic progress or accepted to the or accepted to the
fall 2022) (as of beginning of (as of beginning of (as of beginning of program program
fall 2022) fall 2022) fall 2022)
FAFSA filing Required Required Required Optional
Other Pursuing a legal Enrolled in 12 or Planning to enter a 2x reference letters Enrolled in Currently
requirements profession such as more credits police or legal 3 or more credits working in law
paralegal, lawyer profession enforcement
2x reference letters
1x reference letter Full time student Enrolled in
3 or more credits
Resume
Notes A "legal profession" Preferences:
does not include a • Financial needs
law-enforcement • From Kent,
profession. Ottawa,
Muskegon or
Allegan County
Renewability Possible Possible No Possible Possible No
upon re-application (w/o re-application) upon re-application upon reapplication
Notes: The information here may not specify all the requirements or preferences. Exceptions may apply. Review the criteria at gvsu.edu/myscholarships .
There may be other opportunities you are eligible for. See gvsu.edu/myscholarships & gvsu.edu/fellowships .
*Part-time students, if eligible, may receive prorated amount. Questions? Office of Financial Aid & Scholarships (616) 331-3234 finaid@gvsu.edu
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Student Health Resources
The Graduate School has
developed a list of resources
for students that includes
physical health, mental
health, sexual health, and
more.
Find out the latest news and information in Graduate Education at GVSU in less than a minute, brought to you by The Graduate School (TGS):
1.You are invited to join us on Thursday, February 17, for the 3-Minute Thesis Competition from 3:30-5:00 p.m. in the Loosemore Auditorium! Come support fellow classmates and learn about
projects that are making an impact.
2.The Graduate Student Association (GSA) is working to make sure that they have continuous representation and that the GSA board members have continuity. Elections are currently being held
for the 2022-23 board officers through February 24, 2022.
3.Registration for Student Scholars Day (SSD) is now open! The SSD showcase is an annual event that honors the research, scholarship, and creative work of GVSU students.Registration will
be open until February 25, 2022.
4.Join the Virtual Winter Career and Internship Fair on February 24 for the opportunity to explore various career fields and meet with employers looking to hire for internships, part-time and full-
time job opportunities! Students can register for the online event on Handshake.
5.Need zippers, backpack straps, or missing buttons fixed? The next Repair Clinic will take place on February 23 at an Alert Level of 2 or better. If the university remains at Alert Level 3, the
Repair Clinic will run as a drop-off-and-pick-up-later event from February 21-25.
6.Biology and Annis Water Resources Institute graduate student, Jonathan Walt, received a grant from NASA's Michigan Space Grant Consortium. Awesome job, Jonathan!
Career information session will be held on
Wednesday, March 2nd at 11:00 a.m.
Join here
https://uscapitolpolice.webex.com/uscapitolpolice/onstage/g.php?MTID=e3f884
7d0ff384c7e4fcf205601320c0f
Officer Dareick Barr will join us live.
Dareick Barr is currently a Federal Officer with the United States Capitol Police.
“I was born and raised in small town Ohio, and after receiving a degree in
Sociology/Criminology I began my Law Enforcement career in Washington D.C.
In my current position with our agency’s Office of Background Investigations and
Credentialing, I get the unique opportunity to reach out to potential Federal Law
Enforcement candidates. I am extremely passionate about giving students from the
Midwest information about our amazing career paths.
A bit about my career: For the first 14 years of my career, I was assigned to the agency’s
Capitol Division. My main functions were: VIP protection, securing special events, and
emergency response. I was assigned to the protection details for 4 Presidential
Inaugurations, 14 State of the Union addresses, the Pope’s visit to Washington, and several
other historic events.”
UNIVERSITY OF TN NATION FORENSIC ACADEMY I’m excited to invite your students to join us for Session XI of the National Forensic Academy (NFA) Collegiate Program at the University of Tennessee Law Enforcement Innovation Center in Oak Ridge, TN. College Crime Fighters — Our Tennessee This 3-week residential program is open to both undergraduate and graduate students, alumnus.tennessee.edu and offers an exceptional way for your students to gain specialized education with which Twenty-four students from 10 universities completed the National few can compete in today’s job market. The program includes class work and field Forensic Academy College Program, a joint venture between the exercises in crime scene management, evidence identification and collection, shooting University of Tennessee at Martin and the UT Law Enforcement incident reconstruction, bloodstain pattern analysis, forensic anthropology, human Innovation Center. decomposition and time since death, skeletal and human remains recovery, and other areas. Program dates are July 10-29, 2022. Participants must be admitted to UT Martin as “Guest/Transient” students for the 2022 Summer term, and all students earn 9 hours of academic credit with course grades (A-F) entered on official transcripts for transfer back to your institution. The $4800 cost includes all tuition and fees, housing (fully furnished 2 bedroom/2 bath apartments shared by participants), supplies, and personal protective equipment. Food, transportation, and personal expenses are additional. Payment plans are available; and, in most cases, students can use their financial aid. For more details, please check out these articles from UT Alumnus magazine about our 2012 Inaugural Session http://alumnus.tennessee.edu/2013/01/college-crime-fighters , Space is limited and reservations are filled on a first Evidence Technology magazine on our 2013 class come/first served basis, so please encourage your http://www.nxtbook.com/nxtbooks/evidencetechnology/20130708/#/0, 2015 session students to contact us soon if they have any http://www.utm.edu/departments/univrel/archives/archive.php?id=520&month=08&d ay=17&year=2015, 2017 session (http://www.utm.edu/1147/07/28/2017.html), and questions or need additional information. I hope our most recent 2021 session https://www.ips.tennessee.edu/wp- several of them will join us next summer! content/uploads/2021/10/ips_brightertennessee_2021q3.pdf (cover and pages 5-7).
INTERNSHIP & JOB OPPORTUNITIES
ATTENTION STUDENTS:
CONSIDER…..AN INTERNSHIP – CJ 490
WINTER OR SUMMER SEMESTER 2022
✓ Gain valuable experience. ✓ Enhance your resume.
✓ Discover your career passion. ✓ Build your professional
✓ Demonstrate what you know. network.
✓ Grow personally and
professionally.
Exploring future internships is encouraged a full semester in advance at minimum, as many CJ sites
are competitive and have lengthy application processes.
Contact Laura Marsh for further details.
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