Welcome
Welcome to the Criminal Justice Association of Georgia (CJAG), a network dedicated to advancing professionalism, scholarship, and collaboration in the field of criminal justice. Our members include faculty, students, and practitioners committed to research, education, and real-world impact. Join us in shaping the future of criminal justice through networking, professional development, and academic excellence
Our Mission and Vision
Mission Statement
The Criminal Justice Association of Georgia (CJAG) advances the field of criminal justice by promoting research, education, and professional development. Through collaboration among faculty, students, and practitioners, CJAG fosters the exchange of knowledge, supports innovative practices, and strengthens the effectiveness of the justice system.
Vision Statement
CJAG aspires to be the leading forum in Georgia for criminal justice scholarship and professional engagement, shaping the future of the field through innovation, collaboration, and a commitment to excellence in research, policy, and practice.
Annual CJAG Conferences
Find details about annual CJAG conferences, including how to submit abstracts, registration for students, faculty, professionals, etc. The conferences provide a platform for sharing insights, research findings, and best practices in the field of criminal justice.
For Students, Faculty, and Professionals
Information on CJAG membership is available here. CJAG offers various options to cater to the needs of individuals interested in the criminal justice field, providing access to resources, networking opportunities, and professional development.
Peer-Reviewed Journal
CJAG publishes a peer-reviewed journal (The Pursuit), which features scholarly articles, research papers, and case studies in the criminal justice field. The journal aims to advance knowledge, foster discussions, and promote academic excellence within the criminal justice community.
Training
Professional Development
POST (Peace Officer Standards & Training) is offered with training opportunities that include aspects which count toward training credit. The program focuses on enhancing skills, knowledge, and competencies relevant to the criminal justice profession, contributing to the ongoing professional development of individuals in the field.
