Criminal Justice Course Reflection

During my time in this course, I was able to gather some important information that I can be able to use in my career. Starting from the book, interviews, observation, and touring to presentations were an amazing adventure. I was able to create a professional resume that I can just edit and submit it to an employer. I learned how to create a good resume and cover letter, which I already used to get my recent job. Career services were helpful for me instead of create something that an employee will look at it and tell that I wasn’t ready for the position. Touring some of the criminal cases trials in courts were an experiment and I learned a lot. Even though our Criminal Justice field is still needs some work to serve us better, I believe that the outside look of overall is blinded that the real system. People across the country are working days and nights to

How to behave during an interview is more important as I go father in my education. Internship is the number one key for a student to be able to understand the field of he or she is thinking of getting in. I chose immigration work because I think we need immigration reform that can serve better those that are here to help the country move forward. I want to be able to bring someone’s smile in the face by doing what’s right not breaking the law. Professor Kevin from CRJ306 once told me: “do what’s right and enjoy it doing it because that’s what most people don’t have.” I think what he meant was that most people don’t enjoy they work and that is the problem we have in our criminal justice system. I think internship create the better understanding of the job and opens people’s mind to think outside the box while interning. “What you see is what you get”. Whatever happened in the work place, while intern or a regular employee describes the work environment. Professionalize my language is another key component to my