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John Jay College of Criminal Justice John Jay is a community of motivated & intellectually committed people who explore justice. We educate fierce advocates for justice.

Our professional programs introduce students to foundational and newly emerging fields and prepare them for advancement within their chosen professions. Our students are eager to engage in original research and experiential learning, excited to study in one of the world’s most dynamic cities, and passionate about shaping the future. Through their studies our students prepare for ethical leadership, global citizenship, and engaged service. Our faculty members are exceptional teachers who encourage students to join them in pursuing transformative scholarship and creative activities. Through their research our faculty advances knowledge and informs professional practices that build and sustain just societies. We foster an inclusive and diverse community drawn from our city, our country, and the world. We are dedicated to educating traditionally underrepresented groups and committed to increasing diversity in the workforce. The breadth of our community motivates us to question our assumptions, to consider multiple perspectives, to think critically, and to develop the humility that comes with global understanding. John Jay College Values Statement

As a Hispanic- and Minority-Serving Institution of higher education in New York City, grounded by our commitment to advancing justice in its many dimensions, we recognize these interrelated core values as fundamental to the John Jay College of Criminal Justice community: (in alphabetical order)

Diversity: Explore, support, and respect the many voices within our community, fostering an inclusive environment that represents the many racial, religious, ethnic, gender, sexual, socioeconomic, political, cultural, age, and ability identities that make our community thrive. Equity: Confront and respectfully disrupt biases, stereotypes, and discrimination by creating and implementing opportunities for equal access and success for underserved communities. Integrity: Promote honesty, transparency, and empathy in our actions and communications—at all levels within our community—by adhering to the highest moral and ethical standards in our personal and professional behavior. Justice: Act fairly and ethically to build an environment that offers every individual equal opportunities to grow and flourish. Learning and Scholarship: Engage in transformative teaching and learning, both inside and outside of the classroom, support and pursue scholarship and creative activities, practice intellectual curiosity, strive for academic and professional excellence, and foster lifelong learning and civic engagement. Respect: Honor each other’s identities, ideas, values, and humanity partnered with a commitment to courtesy, civility, and kindness.

💼 94% of students who studied abroad say it builds career skills🌎 96% of employers want employees with global experience...
10/23/2026

💼 94% of students who studied abroad say it builds career skills
🌎 96% of employers want employees with global experience

✔️ Experience living in a medieval university town for a summer
✔️ Study at University of Oxford, the oldest university in the English-speaking world, dating back to the 11th century.
✔️Strengthen your creative writing skills
✔️Scholarships are available & financial aid applies

Info session
Wednesday, 10/28

Register for the Zoom info session ➡️ https://ow.ly/rm0h5100FlF.

10/23/2026
Adjunct Professor David Sarni speaks with FOX 5 NY about the murder case against a retired NYPD detective accused of kil...
10/23/2026

Adjunct Professor David Sarni speaks with FOX 5 NY about the murder case against a retired NYPD detective accused of killing a man on the George Washington Bridge ➡️ https://ow.ly/P6Gx51007n1

10/23/2026

We're fallin' for these fits, Bloodhounds. 🐶🍂



[Audio Description: Title screen reads, "Fall Fits," as a young female student with pink roots and black hair, dressed in a gray dress, white leg warmers, and black shoes poses. Two young female students, one with a green-to-orange gradient tie-dye dress and a black denim jacket, and the other with a blue blouse and jeans, high-five, spin, and hold hands, then cross their legs. A young female student with a large afro with blonde highlights, dressed in a red and white shirt and black pants, holds a black purse, crosses her legs and fluffs her hair. A young male student dressed in a black collared shirt and black jeans, holding black headphones, spins and fixes his shirt. A young male student, wearing a yellow jersey with different prints and light blue jeans, and a young female student, wearing glasses, a red and white plaid shirt, gold bangles, and dark blue jeans, fix their outfits. A young female student, with a black sweater with an eagle print and black leggings, and a young female student with a pink blouse and a green camo mini skirt, with high boots, spin and wave at the camera. A young male student in a striped white and blue collared shirt and dark blue jeans fixes his pants and looks up. A young female student with glasses, a striped black, red, and blue collared button-up shirt, black jeans, and red platform shoes, flips her hair and waves at the camera.]

How did police unions become a powerful force in American politics and governance?Join Stuart Schrader, Associate Profes...
10/22/2026

How did police unions become a powerful force in American politics and governance?

Join Stuart Schrader, Associate Professor of History at Johns Hopkins University and author of Blue Power: How Police Organized to Protect and Serve Themselves, and David Brotherton, Professor of Sociology at John Jay College and the CUNY Graduate Center, for a book talk examining the history and political rise of organized police power in the United States on 11/3!

The talk is sponsored by the Office for the Advancement of Research and the Future of Public Safety Initiative. Register ➡️ https://jjay.cc/4hOp6im.



John Jay College educates fierce advocates for justice, a calling that demands robust debate, rigorous inquiry and respectful dissent. Consistent with this commitment, we support academic freedom and convene conversations reflecting multiple perspectives. The views expressed at events held at John Jay belong to the speaker(s) and do not represent the opinion of the college.

How Police Organized to Protect and Serve Themselves

📣 Last chance to join us at Alumni Reunion 2026!Registration closes soon, and we would love to welcome you back to campu...
10/22/2026

📣 Last chance to join us at Alumni Reunion 2026!

Registration closes soon, and we would love to welcome you back to campus for an evening of connection, celebration, and community.

Register now ➡️ jjay.cc/reunion2026.

It's not too late to register for Alumni Reunion!✅ Connect with classmates and friends✅ Meet alumni across industries an...
10/21/2026

It's not too late to register for Alumni Reunion!

✅ Connect with classmates and friends
✅ Meet alumni across industries and generations
✅ Celebrate distinguished alumni and faculty honorees
✅ Engage with College leadership and faculty
✅ Invest in current John Jay students.

Join us on October 27! Register today ➡️ jjay.cc/reunion2026.

10/21/2026

🐶 The Bloodhound always sniffs out the best places to eat. Check out all the delicious food carts around campus! 🍽



[Audio Description: The Bloodhound mascot walks to a white food truck and waits in line to order. Playful and upbeat music plays.]

Watch Adjunct Professor Felipe Rodriguez discuss next steps after the school shooting in Bend, Oregon, on CBS News ➡️ ht...
10/20/2026

Watch Adjunct Professor Felipe Rodriguez discuss next steps after the school shooting in Bend, Oregon, on CBS News ➡️ https://ow.ly/5riL50ZZ24a.

Bloodhounds, what else should we conjure up? 🦇🐾
10/20/2026

Bloodhounds, what else should we conjure up? 🦇🐾

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