Explore. Learn. Serve.

Every CJC Roo is a Steward of Justice! Students explore, learn, and serve through immersive courses and field experiences with victim services, federal agencies, police departments, the courts, and community-led initiatives. There are many ways you can contribute to justice, and we are committed to helping you identify how. 

There are five justice stewardship styles, and each provide a customized:

• major map with a focus on suggested electives;
• targeted field experiences, internships, and volunteering;
• career options, career search tools, and areas for mentorship

What style of steward are you?

Take the stewardship quiz!

Watch our stewardship video:

So are you...

• driven by a desire to learn how the system works from a historical and contemporary standpoint?
• focused on engaging within well established programs and building careers in known agencies?
  • You are a Traditional Steward!
• driven by a desire to reduce harm within the system and community, and increase support for victims?
• focused on trauma response and services to those harmed and those who commit harm?
  • You are an Advocate Steward!
• driven by a desire to learn how to enhance and expand the system from within?
• focused on enhancing and building up current methods and community action?
  • You are a Creator Steward!
• driven by a desire to understand how systems work and change with informal/formal processes?
• focused on creating systemic changes and/or developing policies to address inequalities?
  • You are a Policymaker Steward!
• driven by a desire to dismantle traditional systems and build new ways of responding to harm?
• focused on creating alternative responses and engaging with social movements?
  
  • You are an Activist Steward!

Whatever your style, there's a place for you as a CJC Roo!

Questions? Email Misty Campbell.