John Jay College of Criminal Justice - Justitia Yearbook (New York, NY)

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ffwflflf Jfwm 611 64 A glnhn Few people realize what has gone on behind these walls leading up to today's ceremony. Most would guess that you had spent your time with guns and law books. But you have been students first and policemen second. Almost eighty percent of your courses have been in the liberal arts. And that is sound, for this kind of general education is the best training for the limitless problems that are part of police work. Compared to your fellow college graduates across the nation, you are somewhat unique. You are already involved in one of society's most taxing, most responsible, and most important pro- fessions. College for you has not been a stopping- off place or an intermediate step before em- barking upon a career. Rather, College at John Jay has been a means of real personal education, and, only secondarily, of career development. But that chain is crucial: for nothing will create a better professional police officer than a well- educated individual.

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