Rehabilitation and Re-Integration
MET CJ 511
Community re-integration following imprisonment has long been recognized as a significant challenge. Longer sentences and rapid changes have created new problems for both formerly incarcerated people and those who provide services both inside and outside the criminal justice system. This course will examine rehabilitation philosophy in theory and practice. Lectures and seminars will address such issues as: the special problems in providing rehabilitation and education in the correctional system, the effect of inmate subculture on rehabilitation, and balancing demands for custody and rehabilitation.
FALL 2025 Schedule
Section | Instructor | Location | Schedule | Notes |
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A1 | Matesanz | SOC B63 | T 6:00 pm-8:45 pm | METCJ 500-Level courses are all taught at the graduate level and enrolled with students seeking the MS in CJ. |
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