For 50 years, UGA’s Criminal Justice Studies Program has prepared students to understand the complex world of criminal justice—and to make their mark in it.

From the classroom to internships and beyond, Criminal Justice Studies students gain an interdisciplinary education that prepares them for careers in law enforcement, corrections, probation, juvenile justice, social services, judicial administration and more. Along the way, they have opportunities to learn from practitioners, explore the field firsthand and build the professional experience they need to take the next step.

Now, as we celebrate five decades of Criminal Justice Studies at UGA, we’re asking our Bulldog family to help shape what comes next.

Help us raise $5,000 for the next generation of Criminal Justice Studies students.

Your gift can help provide students with opportunities that take their education beyond the classroom — including lectures, field trips, professional development, internships and other educational experiences that enrich their time at UGA.

Whether you studied Criminal Justice Studies, taught a course, mentored a student, supported the program or simply believe in the power of an education that prepares students to serve their communities, this anniversary is your chance to be part of the next 50 years.

Fifty years got us here. Your support can help take Criminal Justice Studies forward.

Join us in celebrating 50 years and help us reach our $5,000 goal.