Center for Public Service

Main Office
Chilton Hall, 308
P.O. Box 12928
Denton, TX 76203-5928
(817) 565-4464

Richard E. Enos, Director

    The Center for Public Service is composed of the Institute of 
Anthropology, the Institute of Criminal Justice and the Institute of 
Emergency Administration and Planning.

Institute of Anthropology

Main Office
Chilton Hall, 308R
P.O. Box 12928
Denton, TX 76203-5928
(817) 565-2290

David W. Hartman, Co-Director
Ann T. Jordan, Co-Director

Graduate Faculty: Hartman, Jordan, Naylor, ReCruz.

    The Institute of Anthropology does not offer a major in the discipline 
at the graduate level. However, anthropology may be taken as a minor on 
the master's degree and as supporting work on the doctorate.

Research

    Faculty in the Institute of Anthropology are engaged in research on 
various aspects of human culture, culture change and urban anthropology. 
The program cooperates with the Department of Geography and the 
Department of Biological Sciences for instruction, service and research 
in areas of archaeology and forensic anthropology.

Courses of Instruction

    All Courses of Instruction are located in one section at the back of 
this catalog.

Institute of Criminal Justice

Main Office
Chilton Hall, 359
P.O. Box 5053
Denton, TX 76203-0053
(817) 565-2562

James Quinn, Acting Director

Graduate Faculty: Enos, Holman, Quinn, Southern, Tobolowsky. 

Research

    Applied research projects and program evaluation studies are conducted 
by the Institute of Criminal Justice. The institute's current research 
programs and interests focus on the effectiveness of electronic home 
confinement, evaluation of criteria used in alternative sentencing, 
development of prototype DWI pre-sentencing plans, investigation of 
patterns in homicide victimization, the impact of AIDS on vice and the 
effects of substance abuse on crime.

    Major funding sources for these research and evaluation projects are the 
National Center on Institutions and Alternatives, the Governor's Office 
of Criminal Justice for the State of Texas and various other regional, 
state and local agencies.

Degree Program

    Professionals interested in advancing their careers in law enforcement 
or corrections and students anticipating careers in these areas should 
consider the Master of Science with a major in interdisciplinary 
studies. This program permits great flexibility in meeting the student's 
specific career interests. (See the Toulouse School of Graduate Studies 
section in this catalog.)

Courses of Instruction

    All Courses of Instruction are located in one section at the back of 
this catalog.

Institute of Emergency Administration and Planning

Main Office
Chilton Hall, 308
P.O. Box 13438
Denton, TX 76203-6438
(817) 565-4077

Robert R. Reed, Director

    The Institute of Emergency Administration and Planning offers an 
undergraduate program (see the Undergraduate Catalog for description). 
The faculty of the institute is engaged in research regarding 
preparedness for hazardous materials transportation emergencies and 
human response to emergencies and disaster. The institute also is 
involved in assisting in the development and study of community 
emergency and disaster plans, and in completing hazards analysis 
evaluations.

Courses of Instruction

    All Courses of Instruction are located in one section at the back of 
this catalog.