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Lock Haven University, Criminal Justice Program
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9/8/2005
She's got the beat: LHU intern works as fully-armed Ocean City Officer
OCEAN CITY, Md. - Trading in textbooks and pencils for a nightstick and sidearm, Sara Dorsey was one of a few college interns from across the country to work as a fully-trained police officer over the summer.
7/14/2005 Frederick Douglass scholars bring diverse expertise to LH
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania is continuing to provide opportunities for minority educators looking to make in-roads as university teachers.
5/10/2005 Schulze interns with Clinton County Juvenile Probation Office and lands job
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Graduating senior Kevin Schulze is stepping out of college and right into a job, thanks to some invaluable experience.

Schulze, who hails from Seccasunna, N.J, just received a bachelor's in criminal justice and a minor in sociology from Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania (LHU), and he credits an internship in guiding him toward his career in corrections and landing a job at the Bellefonte Youth Detention Center.

4/5/2005 Sean Nedd tells of experiences working for U.S. Department of State
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania (LHU) criminal justice majors were brought into the world of international security on Friday, April 1, as Special Agent Sean Nedd, of the U.S. Department of State's Diplomatic Security Service (DSS), relayed his experiences.
2/3/2005 DEA recruiter talks to LHU criminal justice students
LOCK HAVEN, Pa. - Federal law enforcement agencies are recruiting at Lock Haven University of Pennsylvania (LHU).

On Wednesday, Feb. 2, Special Agent Louis Troup Jr., a recruiter out of the federal Drug Enforcement Administration's (DEA) Philadelphia office, visited criminal justice instructor Dwayne Marshall's class to talk about how the agency is changing, its employment opportunities and the DEA's role in the current state of world affairs. Troup said it is a different DEA than it was years ago.