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Criminal Justice and Sociology Degrees
Discover Degrees and Programs in Criminal Justice and Sociology
At Curry College, we focus on justice, human rights, diversity, and so much more. With a degree in Criminal Justice or Sociology, our graduates are prepared to tackle issues facing their community with a perspective like no other.
Criminal Justice Major and Minor
Do you love the law? Want to make a difference by standing up for those who need a voice? Then a criminal justice major or minor may be for you.
Criminal Justice Major and MinorSociology Major and Minor
The sociology program at Curry College will offer you an in-depth look at contemporary human society including: group dynamics and social networks; social institutions like law, medicine, and education; migration and globalization; and intersectional identities.
Sociology Major and MinorForensic Science Major and Minor
Curry College is pleased to now offer students a major and minor in Forensic Science. Forensic science technicians aid criminal investigations by collecting and analyzing evidence. Many technicians specialize in either crime scene investigation or laboratory analysis.
Forensic Science Major and Minor5th Year Master's in Criminal Justice
The 5th Year MACJ program is an "honors" level program for students that are interested in earning both an undergraduate degree in any discipline and a Master of Arts in Criminal Justice. This program is available to all Curry College students, regardless of which bachelor's degree they are working toward earning.
5th Year MACJ Dual Degree Program Master of Arts in Criminal JusticeCybersecurity Minor
A minor in Cybersecurity complements careers in criminal justice/law enforcement, information technology, and software development as well as several other major fields.
Cybersecurity MinorWomen's and Gender Studies
Are you interested in learning about women's experiences, struggles, and accomplishments throughout history? Then a women's and gender studies minor is for you.
Women's and Gender Studies MinorLaw and Society Minor
Students pursuing a minor in Law and Society will be prepared for careers in advocacy, legal research, paralegal studies, and for those who wish to pursue graduate school in law.
Law and Society MinorSocial Work and Advocacy
Students pursuing either of the following tracks will gain the knowledge and skills needed to provide social work services in today's diverse environment, and/or provide informed advocacy for people who have witnessed or have been victimized by crime.
Minor in Social Work Survivor/Witness/Victim Advocacy ConcentrationMeet Our Faculty and Staff
Edward Allan
Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Sarah Augusto
Associate Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Jennifer Balboni
Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Stephanie Cappadona
Assistant Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Jeffrey Carson
Assistant Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Amanda Crabb
Assistant Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Alan Grigsby
Assistant Professor, Sociology/ Criminal Justice
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Rebecca Kendall
Assistant Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Amanda Kennedy
Assistant Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Karen Lischinsky
Associate Professor, Sociology and Criminal Justice
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Sandra O'Neil
Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Rebecca Paynich
Professor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Linda Romano
Instructor, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Adam Stearn
Associate Professor
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Kenneth Baker
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 979-3523
Email
kbaker@curry.edu
Kevin Borgeson
Associate Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Email
kevin.borgeson@curry.edu
Willie Bradley
Associate Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
willie.bradley@curry.edu
Neal Duckworth
Associate Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
neal.duckworth@curry.edu
Edward Jacoubs
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
ejacoubs1003@curry.edu
Paul LaCava
Lecturer, Sociology & Criminal Justice
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
placava0205@curry.edu
Teresa Mayors
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Philip McCue
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
pmccue@curry.edu
Christine Moberg
Administrative Assistant
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Jamil Paden
Associate Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Email
jamil.paden@curry.edu
Daniel Paynich
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Gregory Phillips
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
gphillip0108@curry.edu
Michael Sampson
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology
Phone
(617) 333-2085
Email
msampson0108@curry.edu
Albert Sweeney
Senior Lecturer
Department
Criminal Justice and Sociology