B-CU and Florida’s Juvenile Justice Unite for Student Internships – Daytona Times

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B-CU and Florida’s Juvenile Justice Unite for Student Internships – Daytona Times

DAYTONA BEACH, FL- Bethune-Cookman University and the Florida Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) have partnered to provide internship and employment opportunities to qualified B-CU students (undergraduate and graduate) majoring in Criminal Justice, Sociology, Psychology, Education, Political Science, and Health Science. The MOU will afford B-CU faculty and students the opportunity to work collaboratively with the DJJ Research & Data […]

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