Unpacking Systemic Inequities in Criminal Justice
What shapes the work of a scholar tackling systemic inequities in the criminal justice system? In a compelling episode of Faces & Voices of Rutgers, Nathan Link, Graduate Program Director for the Criminal Justice MA program and faculty at Rutgers-Camden, shared his journey with Rutgers University President Jonathan Holloway.
From reflecting on the double standards he witnessed as a teen to addressing the hidden costs of mass incarceration, Link brings both personal experience and academic insight to the forefront. A Rutgers alumnus and former social worker, he now leads efforts to understand and break the cycles that keep marginalized communities tied to the justice system.
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Advancing Justice: The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice Program
The Master of Arts in Criminal Justice at Rutgers University–Camden equips students with an advanced understanding of criminal justice and public policy principles. The 30-credit program includes core courses in policy analysis, research methods, and data analysis, complemented by electives that allow for specialization. Designed to accommodate both working professionals and traditional students, the program offers classes primarily on weekday evenings. Graduates are prepared for leadership roles in justice-related fields or for further doctoral studies.
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