LJS 395 - Law, Justice, and Society Research Capstone

Credits: 3

Prerequisite: LJS 101, instructor consent, and declaration of the LJS minor standing. This capstone builds upon the foundations developed in LJS 101 and the courses taken as electives for the LJS minor, emphasizing interdisciplinary exchange and education. It incorporates peer-to-peer learning, including opportunities for students to educate each other on topics and issues from their selected research topics and major disciplines. The central element is a significant independent research project. This project is carried out with continual mentoring by a faculty member. Students document their research in a formal paper and in an oral presentation summarizing their research results. Staff.