It sure sound to me as if your student should consider forensic psychology programs. I'm no expert, but thought I would point out a quickly developing program near Houston, Texas, at Sam Houston State University. The web site is:
http://www.shsu.edu/cjcenter/forensic/forensic.htm This forensic program is unique in Texas, and has the advantage of being geographically proximate to one of the largest prison populations in the country. Peter Kindle Adjunct Instructor University of Houston-Clear Lake Houston, Texas [EMAIL PROTECTED] From: "Beth Bennett" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Tipsters, > > I currently have a junior in class who is an excellent student and has come > to me with questions about what type of graduate program he should be > considering. He is interested in Psychology and the Law and wants to go to > graduate school. He is not particularly interested in the clinical end of > the field. He is much more intrigued by the cognitive and social > psychological areas of the field, particularly research about juries, jury > selection, jury decision making, etc. He is not sure he wants to undertake > a Ph.D. at this point in his life, and is thinking about a Masters Degree. > He asked for advice about the choice between a Masters and a Ph.D. program, > and whether there are programs in New England since most of the program he > has found seem to be in the Mid-West. --- You are currently subscribed to tips as: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
