Psychology & Criminal Justice
Psychology & Criminal Justice
Psychology
The Psychology courses partially fulfill the requirements within the college's General Education coursework. They also help to develop academic abilities that will serve in many different career and academic paths, including preparing a student for upper division coursework at a four-year transfer institution.
Criminal Justice
The Criminal Justice courses provide a foundation and preparation for students to continue on to a higher level degree in criminal justice or other associated social science, legal, and political science areas.
OTC has an articulation agreement with Missouri Southern State University, which allows students completing the Associate of Arts (AA) degree with an emphasis in Criminal Justice direct admission into any of their Criminal Justice majors. Other area four-year institutions also accept for transfer the OTC Criminal Justice coursework.
Psychology & Criminal Justice Faculty
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Linda S. Caldwell, Ph.D. - Department Chair - Psychology & Criminal Justice |
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| Stephanie Davenport, PSY Instructor | Dr. Christie Cathey, PSY Instructor |
| Dr. John Gambon, PSY Instructor | Eloise Thomas, PSY Instructor |