Jennifer Sem
About Jennifer Sem is a Teaching Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice and Legal Studies and a proud alumna of the University of Wisconsin–Superior. She began her career working with juveniles
Criminal Justice
Criminal Justice As a student in one of the region’s only four-year undergraduate criminal justice programs, you’ll learn how to critically reflect on the complexities of crime and society’s response
Legal Studies
Legal Studies Even if we don’t always realize it, law has profound effects on our daily lives. Given its wide reach and vast potential impacts, it’s important for those who
Social Work
Overview Are you an individual that wants to help create society-level change? Are topics related to alcohol and drug addiction, poverty, homelessness, abuse and racial inequalities compelling issues that tug
Psychology
Psychology In the psychology program at UW-Superior, you will study the mind and human behavior to better understand individuals, groups, societal issues, and themselves. You will learn to think critically
Indigenous Studies
Indigenous Studies The Indigenous Studies program supports access for Indigenous people to higher education. The program focuses on Indigenous history, culture and tribal sovereignty and fosters communication and cooperation among
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Behavioral Neuroscience
Behavioral Neuroscience Behavioral neuroscience is the study of the biological basis of behavior in humans and animals. Behavioral neuroscientists seek to answer questions like: How has the human brain evolved?
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