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“I chose Curry, not only for its special education program, but because of the small, friendly environment, the small class sizes, and it was close to home. As a commuter, I liked to get my studying done off campus, but I was still very involved with events on campus.”
Nina Bucchanieri '10
Major: Special Education
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Lambda Alpha Honor Society
Lambda Alpha is the Curry College Chapter of Alpha Phi Sigma, the National Criminal Justice Honors Society. Students must have a 3.2 in the Criminal Justice major and a 3.2 GPA overall to be eligible for the Honors Society. Lambda Alpha hosts several events over the year, including bringing in a documentary film-maker to discuss urban violence in Boston, co-hosting a student/faculty forum on decriminalization of marijuana and bringing in other leading practitioners in the field. For more information please contact Professor Ed Allan at eallan0906@curry.edu or Professor Jen Balboni at jbalboni0608@curry.edu.
The Criminal Justice Honors Society and Criminal Justice Club recently toured the John Adams Court in downtown Boston where the Honorable Supreme Judicial Court Justice Margot Botsford hosted the Curry group for a question and answer session.
"My passion is helping others," says Natalie Petit, who will graduate from Curry College in 2012 with a double major in Criminal Justice and Politics and History.
After getting her criminal justice degree from Curry in 2009, Carrie Hormanski was able to quickly land the job she wanted, at the Pawtucket, RI Police Department.
"I tell my students at the beginning of each semester, 'In my class, I need you to bring your 'A' game...everyday.' We really do take it to another level," says Criminal Justice Professor Jen Balboni.
The Pre-Law Club is for students who are interested in law school. They can gather to discuss LSAT preparation, law school applications, and law school expectations.
Congratulations to members of the Curry criminal justice/sociology faculty for their on-going professional accomplishments!
The goal of Curry College's Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Program is to help empower you to meet the challenges of law enforcement and community service in the 21st Century.
