Georgia State University - Rampway Yearbook (Atlanta, GA)

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1- I.-.gp -'-'r H ---'mf --f-----V 1 - M -', ,. ,. 'N ...Q-su '. ,EPIILTI 1 jar , Wiz: -1 - LV-- ., 1:':,x::: M' Ii 'oi he term criminal justice refers to police, courts and corrections as a system for the administration of city, county, state, and federal laws. The Department of Criminal justice at GSU represents a broad range of study designed to meet the academic needs of both pre- professional students and those already employed in the wide range of agencies which make up the criminal justice and juvenile justice systems. The primary focus of study is the justice system, itself. The department stresses an integrated view of the systems and realizes that all components of the system interrelate with all other components to provide coordinated justice administration. The students learn how the justice system influences and is influenced by other institutions in society. The criminal justice curriculum is designed to give students an understanding of the developing theoretical knowledge base in this field of study while stimultaneously providing an understanding of how component parts relate to each other, semi STUDENT LIFEXZQ

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tl HTLDRNT l.lFig Commercial Music And Recording, Criminal justice, Aviation And Hotel, Restaurant And Travel Administration 57 he Department of Commercial I I I V V' my Music and Recording offers . , J both an Associate of Science 'K' and a Bachelor of Science degree. Both A tcp degrees are designed to allow the 3 student flexibility to concentrate in the QQ business or recorclingfproduction aspects of the music industry. . Commercial music is a rapidly growing business and the degree program at Cieorgia State University helps meet the industry need for competent personnel. The department was developed in ' cooperation with the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences and representative of the NARAS have emphasized their support of the CSU Department. The coursework includes Management, Marketing in the Music lndustry, Physics of Music and Speech and Comprehensive Business Law. Hardly a traditional major field of study, it also includes Accounting l and ll. .sm . .s N. . u -r vmnw-C ocean +202- nance we -5: T1 it M 1' it MM W JJJJUUJU QQOQUWGQ 0000636309 n Q Q A 3

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he Associate of Science in Avi- ation Administration degree program is designed to provide university-level training in either gener- al aviation or airline management and the student, with the help of an adviser, can select courses in either of those fields. For aviation employees, the asso- ciate degree provides potential for career advancement through specialized study in administrationfmanagement tech- niques. For individuals entering career study, this program provides prepara- tion for entry-level positions in the avi ation industry. Far from being a course that will teacl students to make out tickets, the pro gram includes a respectable curriculum ranging from the basics of cargo han dling to airline marketing and public re lations and aviation meteorology. It': good to know that when you fly, you might just win a few travelers over fron the coffee tea or me attitude. Hm-m-m wonder if they could find my luggage? J