Curriculum Relationships within the University of Alaska, Anchorage: A Report on the School of Justice

Curriculum Relationships within the University of Alaska, Anchorage: A Report on the School of Justice

Havelock, John E.

URI: http://hdl.handle.net/11122/10680

Date: 1983-12

Publisher: Justice Center, School of Justice, University of Alaska Anchorage

Subject: curriculum ; justice education ; legal education ; UAA Justice Center ; University of Alaska

Type: Report

Table of Contents: Impact of Decentralization / Definition of Service Needs / Development of a Survey / Inter-Unit Relations / The Purposes of Education / Service Roles of the School of Justice / General Educations in Law / General Education at the University / Justice Service Relations with the School of Nursing / Justice Service Relations with the School of Engineering / Justice Service Relations to School of Education / Justice Service Relations to Business and Public Affairs / Justice Service Relations with College of Arts and Sciences / Conclusion / Notes / Appendix [Correspondence with Schools & Colleges]

Abstract:

This report, commissioned by the Office of Vice Chancellor for Academic Affairs, is a preliminary inquiry into the relationship that the curriculum of the School of Justice bears to the curriculum of the College of Arts and Sciences and the other schools of UAA. In particular, the inquiry was initiated to identify "service course" needs of the College of Arts and Sciences and other Schools of the University, that might be met by the Justice faculty and the extent to which other units of the University meet the "service" needs of the School of Justice.

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