Todd Schroer

Chair of the Criminal Justice Department; Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

“I want students to develop a deeper understanding of often-overlooked issues that have a profound impact on lives in the U.S. and around the world.”

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Todd Schroer

Chair of the Criminal Justice Department; Associate Professor of Criminal Justice

“I want students to develop a deeper understanding of often-overlooked issues that have a profound impact on lives in the U.S. and around the world.”

Degrees Held:

  • PhD Sociology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
  • MA Sociology, UC Santa Barbara
  • BA Sociology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln

Career Highlights:

  • Being chosen to attend multiple seminars on genocide and the Holocaust.
  • In your own words, what is the value of this degree to a student?

    The MACJ is very reasonably priced and will help graduates advance in their current employment, as well as open opportunities for new career paths.

  • What advice would you give to those considering this online program?

    To take the next step and apply to our program. MACJ courses are taught by a tight-knit group of tenured and tenure-track faculty with PhDs, and the program is housed in one institution and not cobbled together by part-time adjuncts.

  • What would you like students to take away from your classes?

    A deeper understanding of common but often ignored topics that greatly impact lives in the USA and the world.

  • In which online courses/classes do you teach?

    Domestic Terrorism, Genocide and the Criminal Justice System, Research Methods, Ethics in Criminal Justice

  • In which online program(s) do you teach?

    Master of Arts in Criminal Justice

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