Preventing Crime and Antisocial Behaviour: Designing & Evaluating Programs CRIM 441 (3)

An applied course in which students will develop skills to design and evaluate prevention and intervention programs targeting specific criminal and antisocial behaviours. Examples include programs targeting gangs; adolescent drug use; bullying; child sexual abuse; intimate partner violence; cybercrime, recidivism, distracted driving, dating violence, and gambling addiction. Prerequisite: CRIM 220.