University Launching Program in Evidence-Based Policing and Reform

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In an effort to improve law enforcement and the relationships between police and the communities they serve, the University of Mississippi is launching a new graduate certificate program in evidence-based policing and reform.

Beginning next spring, the Center for Evidence-Based Policing and Reform will offer a cutting-edge curriculum and training program designed for working law enforcement professionals. The new graduate program is led by Wes Jennings, often recognized as one of the world’s leading criminologists, and housed in the university’s Department of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies.

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