The major in Juvenile Justice and Youth Advocacy prepares students to become leaders and professionals ready to work with and/or for youth in a wide range of settings. Students gain a thorough understanding of the conditions and circumstances that place youth at risk as well as those that help youth thrive. Our students are interested in working to help young people through jobs in fields such as: Law, policy, politics, education, after-school time, recreation and sports, prevention, and corrections.

Juvenile Justice and Youth Advocacy Faculty Members

William Rodriguez
Ann Tobey