Perseverance is a quality shown by many Lebanon Valley College students and Charles Steinhilber ’20 is no exception. He rebounded from early struggles with time management to make Dean's List, earn All-Conference football honors, and land an incredible…

Student Profiles Athletics Criminal Justice

Kaitlyn Coulter '20 embarked on a faculty-research project that led to an internship, presenting at a national conference, and new inspiration for her career path.

Student Profiles Criminal Justice Psychology

Maddie Adams ’20, a criminal justice major, swore into the Army’s Criminal Investigation Division in February after being inspired by her family's and friends' commitment to service.

Student Profiles Criminal Justice

Ann Marie Higgins ’11, plays a key role in combatting the heroin and opioid crisis as part of her intelligence analyst supervisor job with the Pennsylvania State Police.

Criminal Justice Psychology Alumni Profiles

As a juvenile probation officer, Jermaine McQueen positively influences teens, returning the favor of kindness that others showed to him as a child.

Athletics Criminal Justice Alumni Profiles

Students in LVC’s “Women in Criminal Justice” First-Year Experience (FYE) class took an in-depth look at women in the criminal justice system in a course that culminated with a visit to the State Correctional Institution in Muncy.

Criminal Justice Common Learning

LVC criminal justice alumnus Jordan Herr ’12 sees his professional field, especially municipal policing, changing very quickly.

Criminal Justice Alumni Profiles

Recognizing the impact faculty research had on him as a student, Dr. Kyle Ward now enjoys mentoring students as an assistant professor at the University of Northern Colorado.

Criminal Justice Psychology Alumni Profiles

Adjunct instructor Michael Corricelli shares examples and stories of his law enforcement career with criminal justice students at LVC.

Criminal Justice Faculty Profiles

Students in the Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice pursue internships in police departments, probation offices, community organizations, and other places.

Criminal Justice Sociology