USU Tooele Summer Program

Criminal Justice Courtroom Reporting

• CJ 1340: Criminal Investigations*
• CJ 4350: Courtroom Communications
• ENGL 2020: Professional Communications

This session will feature a one-week, hands-on learning experience. With the participation of local criminal justice professionals, the experiential learning session features a simulated criminal investigation where students will have the opportunity to apply the concepts learned in the course. This work will include:

• Investigating a simulated crime scene and processing evidence from that crime scene (Introduction to Forensic Science)
• Writing a police report detailing findings from that investigation (Professional Communication)
• Testifying as a witness in a simulated court hearing regarding the investigation (Courtroom Communications)

This program fulfills half the credit requirements of a Forensic Testimony minor.

*CJ 1340 may also be counted toward completion of the Foundations of Criminal Justice Certificate.

Discover the Power of Data

• DATA 3500: Introduction to Python
• DATA 3400: Data Visualization*
• DATA 5480: Data Mining

Data is everywhere, whether you're looking at sports, social media, business, and science. In this seven-week experience, you’ll actively turn data into insight and insight into potential action. No matter if you're interested in marketing, health, finance, or engineering, understanding data can set you apart. You’ll learn how to work with real-world data, build confidence using Python, analytical techniques, and create visuals that tell powerful stories. By the end, you’ll have completed a portfolio-ready project on a topic you care about, showing how you can make data meaningful.

*DATA 3400 also counts toward General Education requirements.