Resources for Undergraduate Students

General Penn Resources	General Criminology Resources
Penn Portal: http://medley.isc-seo.upenn.edu/penn_portal/view.php	National Institute of Justice
Campus Maps: http://www.facilities.upenn.edu/	U.S. Sentencing Commission
Blackboard: https://courseweb.library.upenn.edu/	Federal Bureau of Prisons
Center for Undergraduate Research (CURF): http://www.upenn.edu/curf/	Administrative Office of the Courts
Choosing Your Faculty Advisor
Undergraduate Interships in Criminal Justice
Course Requirements 14 Credit Units: 8 Criminology Courses, 6 Cross-departmental Courses
Course schedules: http://www.upenn.edu/registrar/timetable/index.html
Course register (course descriptions): http://www.upenn.edu/registrar/register/index.html
Criminology Course descriptions: http://www.penn.crim.edu/programs/courses.html
Criminology Courses (All required, or substitutes indicated) Fall 2008 Criminology Course Timetable 2008-2009 Criminology Course Register (Course descriptions) CRIM 100 - Criminology CRIM 200 - Criminal Justice CRIM 350 - Quantitative Analysis CRIM 360 - Crime and Human Development (or PSYC 180 - Developmental Psychology) CRIM 370 - Bio-Social Criminology CRIM 380 - Ecological Criminology (or SOCI 140 - Sociology of Conflict) CRIM 410, CRIM 411 or CRIM 412 - Research Seminar in Criminology CRIM 450 - Senior Research Thesis Socio-Political Context of Crime SOCI 03 - Deviance and Social Control (Required)     and any two of the following: CLST 130 - Ancient and Modern Prison Narratives ENGL 16 - Discipline and Punish: Crime and Criminality in Early America HIST 168 - History of American Law to 1877 HIST 169 - History of American Law since 1877 HIST 352 - Legal History: English Fundamentals PHIL 077 - Philosophy of Law PHIL 277 - Justice, Law and Morality PHIL 278 - Comparative Law PSCI 130 - Introduction to American Politics PSCI 171 - American Constitutional Law SOCI 125 - Classical Sociological Theory SOCI 135 - Law and Society SOCI 140 - Sociology of Conflict Bio-Psychological Analysis Any three of the following: BIBB 109 - Intro to Brain and Behavior PSYC 001 - Intro to Psychology PSYC 162 - Abnormal Psychology PSYC 160 - Personality PSYC 125 - Drugs, Brain and Mind PSYC 149 - Cognitive Neuroscience PSYC 170 - Social Psychology PSYC 180 - Developmental Psychology Criminology Electives Crim 415/Crim 615 - Fatal Violence in the United States

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