CRIM 3151 - 60 Crime and Social Inequality
CRIM 3151 - 60 Crime and Social Inequality
This class explores the significance of race, ethnicity, class, and gender inequality in the criminal justice system, including the relationship of inequality to law creation, law enforcement, court decisions, and correctional placement and treatment. A particular focus is placed on how ethnicity, race, class, and gender disparities are created in the system and what can be done to change these patterns. Prerequisite(s): SOC 1000 or SOC 1060; junior standing.
Subject
Criminology
Status
Closed
Career
Undergraduate
Location
Online
Session
Full Semester
Enrollment Total
8/5
Credit Hours
3
Class Number
74140
Delivery Mode
Online Semester Based
Dates
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Academic Term
Fall 2024
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Online
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Gayle M Rhineberger
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- CRIM 3151-01 will be combined with CRIM 3151-60 in eLearning/Blackboard.
- Section 60 is for students in distance education degree programs
- This course will be taught online via eLearning.
- All cohort students must register through Continuing and Distance Education, http://online.uni.edu/enroll.
- This section may be combined with another online section of the same course. Students will be notified by UNI email if these sections are combined.
Students enrolled in an online / distance program should submit the enrollment form to enroll. Students enrolled in an on-campus program should enroll through their Student Center.