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

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On behalf of all of us teaching or administrating in the Graduate Program I send our best wishes to all our graduate students, especially to those who this year have earned the Master's degree. The way through to the degree from freshman undergraduate status is long. It often conflicts with family and occupational commitments, demands a heavy schedule and involves difficulties in transportation. We nevertheless hope you have enjoyed your learning, that you have made many friends, and that you have built up your capacity for progress and a rewarding life in the world beyond the campus. - P. J. Stead Dean of Graduate Studies I applaud the efforts of the yearbook staff for the arduous energies devoted to the task of publishing the 1980-1981 Justitia. Your labor in this project exemplifies superlative student leadership, which clearly illustrates the ability of students to join forces under inordinate pressures to produce, in a responsible manner, a professional product worthy of praise from the entire John Jay College community. I also extend my congratulations to the members of the Class of 1981 upon the completion of their degrees. As graduates of John Jay College you are charged with the responsibility of molding your personal career goals and developing a style of leadership within your community. You join the ranks of renowned alumni entrusted with upholding the ideals and high standards of professionalism established by John Jay College of Criminal Justice. My best wishes to you in your future endeavors. - James A. Malone Dean of Students XX ...Vi ,ax f

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-'is U, L. . mlrifk In an age in which criminal justice is becoming an ever more important issue, John Jay graduates have an opportunity to make a real difference. You have chosen a field in which there are more challenges than solutions and more problems than answers. You represent a new kind of criminal justice professional with a new approach - men and women educated not only in your own specialties, but also in the best liberal arts tradition. As many of you take your places in a system that is much in need of change and improvement, we hope that your work at John Jay has prepared you to understand the problems, to help find solutions, and to make a difference in our City and in the nation. Congratulations on your graduation, and best wishes for happiness and success in your lives and in your careers. - Gerald W. Lynch President

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t. a!f5 1! . . . the best in a teacher because he was the best in a man - caring, concerned, thoughtful, and genuine. - Dr. Eli Silverman This yearbook is dedicated to the memory of Dr. Arthur Niederhoffer 1917-1981