The capstone seminar is the culminating course of the Criminal Justice, Law, and Behavior Science program. Students who have pursued the various pathways within the major will come back together in the capstone to share their knowledge and experiences in the context of a theme, to be determined based upon the composition of the class (in terms of pathways pursued) and current events. Within that theme, students will focus on the relationship between law and human behavior and the role of law in society. Consistent with the overriding academic objective of the major, students will refine their understanding of the interaction of law and legal institutions with social, economic, and political systems. No credit awarded if student has already received credit for LAS 415.
CLB 260, LAW 101, and PSY 339