Behavioral Sciences
The Behavioral Sciences Department's multi-disciplinary character, grounded in a liberal arts perspective, offers unique opportunities to the student of human behavior. Training in a student's particular major and secondary area of focus provide a firm foundation for graduate work and employment in a wide range of occupations including human services, law enforcement, business, management, and government service.
Programs of Study
Graduate Degrees
Criminal Justice Associate DegreeMethod: Online and In-person courses | Credit Hours: 60 The Criminal Justice associate degree provides a background for students interested in a career in the field of criminal justice or a related area. Federal law enforcement, state and local police work, probation and parole (juvenile and adult), and corrections are all criminal justice careers.
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Student Organizations |
Food Recovery ProgramBecause We Can students organize and participate in ATU’s food recovery program. Students gather food from on-campus dining locations, pack it up, and deliver it to local shelters and food pantries. Over the past two years, students have collected over 28,000 pounds of food for the community. Contact becausewecan@atu.edu to get involved. |
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Contact the Behavioral Sciences Department
| Witherspoon Hall 348 407 West Q Street Russellville, AR 72801 |
Phone: (479) 968-0305 Email: bvsc@atu.edu |
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