Meet the 2019 ACJA E-Board

October 2, 2019

The American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) is one of the many on-campus student groups open for any student at Michigan State University to join. ACJA is devoted to the advancement of professionalism in all areas of criminal justice and is designed to supplement a student's academic experience with social and educational activities outside of the classroom.

The Michigan State University chapter of ACJA is one of the 123 chapters across the country, making ACJA an excellent networking opportunity. Many members of ACJA are not only students, but currently working in the Criminal Justice field at agencies in both the public and private sector at the local, state, and federal levels. Check out the ACJA Facebook page to see all of their upcoming events. Attendance to an event is free, while a membership to join ACJA is $20 for a whole year or $12 per semester.

For more information about the national ACJA chapter, visit their website. For more information about ACJA at MSU, contact ACJA by email and like them on Facebook.

 

2019 ACJA E-Board

Rachel Striks - President Hometown: Commerce Township, Michigan Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice Minor: Conservation, Recreation, and Environmental Enforcement & Leadership of Organizations Fun Fact: I swam in all of the Great Lakes in 1 day

Kaylee Kern - Treasurer Hometown: Clyde, Ohio Year: Junior Major: Criminal Justice & Accounting Minor: Security Risk Management Fun Fact: I have been on Air Force 2

Nick Cooper - Public Relations Officer Year: Junior Major: Criminal Justice

Nick Doyle - Volunteer Outreach Coordinator Hometown: Manitou Beach, Michigan Year: Sophomore Major: Criminal Justice Minor: Youth and Society & Security Management Fun Fact: I am a quadruplet and all of us attend MSU

Madeleine Dahm - Secretary Hometown: Bloomfield Hills, Michigan Year: Senior Major: Criminal Justice & International Relations Fun Fact: I spent a summer volunteering with a non-profit working to prevent child trafficking in Thailand

Sammy Engle - Secretary Hometown: Plymouth, Michigan Year: Junior Major: Criminal Justice & Psychology Minor: Law, Justice, and Public Policy & Security Management Fun Fact: I am a nationally ranked competitive pistol shooter and participate collegiately on a MSU club team