The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
About:
The Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) is an international association dedicated to advancing criminal justice scholarship, education, and professional practice globally. As a vital forum for interdisciplinary knowledge dissemination and policy analysis, the organization connects a vast membership of academics, practitioners, and students through its annual meetings and influential academic journals. Our connection is strengthened by Dr. Goulos, who serves as Chief Editor for the Policing section and is our designated head contact.
How It Helps Students:
Being affiliated with the ACJS provides members with a powerful suite of professional and academic resources. Students gain immediate access to a vast network, as well as an extensive library of academic articles within the criminal sciences, including official journals and specialized publications. Beyond research, members benefit from various disciplinary workshops and academic information, a dedicated career center offering professional advice, and even the potential to pursue publication in scholarly outlets. This combination of resources makes ACJS a key investment in both academic development and future career success.
Membership:
Membership in the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) is open to a wide array of professionals, scholars, and students who are engaged in the criminal justice field. Joining the ACJS requires submitting an application and an annual membership contribution, which varies depending on your membership category (such as student, professional, or retired). Once a member, you gain access to significant resources, including scholarly publications and academic journals, discounted registration for the prestigious Annual Meeting, and valuable opportunities to network with experts across the globe. If you are interested in joining, please reach out to Dr. Goulos directly for more information (AGoulos@stfrancis.edu).