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The Criminologist, Verified Faculty

Students will be able to identify and apply the three core principles of the Belmont Report to criminal justice research scenarios.
Students will be able to evaluate the ethical dimensions of landmark studies (Tuskegee, Milgram, Stanford Prison Experiment) and explain their impact on IRB policy.

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The Criminologist, Verified Faculty

Students will be able to locate and navigate major secondary data repositories used in criminological research, including NACJD, ICPSR, GSS, UCR, and NIBRS.
Students will be able to explain the steps in a content analysis coding procedure, including the distinction between manifest and latent content and how to assess intercoder reliability.

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The Criminologist, Verified Faculty

Students will be able to explain the structural and economic conditions that precipitated the 1919 Boston Police Strike, including verified wage data and working conditions.
Students will be able to analyze the political responses of Commissioner Curtis and Governor Coolidge and evaluate the long-term effects of their decisions on police unionism in the United States.

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Evaluate market feasibility for a condo conversion opportunity using comparable sales data
Identify neighborhood demand drivers that influence conversion decisions

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Projessor, Verified Faculty

Explain the structure of public-private partnerships (PPPs) in real estate and infrastructure development
Identify the financing structures commonly used in large-scale collaborative projects

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Projessor, Verified Faculty

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