IMPORTANT! -- Books labeled "Ref" are located on "Reference" sections of shelving on the upstairs floors where the books' call numbers are located. For example, books labeled "Ref. E" and "Ref. HV" are shelved on Level 2 because that's where the other items with those call numbers are shelved. The Reference shelving sections are located at the beginning of the call number sequence on each floor. While these books reside in the stack areas, they remain "library use only."
TIP:Online sources can be searched through their source database (i.e., GVRL, EBSCO, Sage). However, conducting a title search in the SLU Libraries Catalog is a more direct approach.
Ackerman, T. H. (2010). FBI careers:The ultimate guide to landing a job as one of America's finest (3rd ed.). Indianapolis, IN: Jist Works.
Anderson, J. F., Mangels, N. J., & Dyson, L. (2003). Criminal justice and criminology: A career guide to local, state, federal and academic positions. Dallas, TX: University Press of America.
HV 9950 .A54 2003
Echaore-McDavid, S. (2007).Career opportunities in law and the legal industry (2nd ed.). New York: Ferguson.
KF 297 .E245 2007
Echaore-McDavid, S. (2006). Career opportunities in law enforcement, security, and protective services (2nd ed.). New York: Ferguson.
HV 8143 .E34 2006
Lambert, S., & Regan, D. (2001). Great jobs for criminal justice majors. Chicago: VGM Career Books.
Sheridan, M. J., & Rainville, R. R. (2016).Exploring and understanding careers in criminal justice: A comprehensive guide. Lanham: Rowman & Littlefield.
HV 9950 .S545 2016
Stinchcomb, J. (2003).Opportunities in law enforcement and criminal justice careers (rev. ed.). Chicago: VGM Career Books.
HV 8143 .S86 2003
Warner, J., & Sweatman, B. (2002).Federal jobs in law enforcement(2nd ed.). Lawrenceville, NJ: ARCO/Thomson Learning.
