Vol 13 No 12
Sam Houston State University - A Member of the Text State University System
Linking Students with Jobs: Deputy U.S. Marshal Robert Garmon ('05) returned to his alma mater to inspire students with some "Real Talk" about his career and tips on how to get a job with the agency.
Deputy U.S. Marshal Robert Garmon brought “The Chase” to Sam Houston State University with real stories of his career and tips on how to get a job with the agency as part of Real Talk with CJ.
Real Talk, patterned after Tuesday at 2 from the 1980s, links students with professionals in the field to learn about diverse career opportunities available in criminal justice, including FBI, Homeland Security, Texas Rangers, corrections, probation and parole, district attorney offices, retail loss prevention and campus police. It is only one of the unique programs that the College offers to get students jobs once they graduate.
Some of the other programs include the upcoming CJ Career Fair, which features more than 30 employers in the field; the Internship Program, which works with nearly 200 criminal justice agencies; Beto Chair Lectures, which bring nationally renowned scholars to the campus for graduate students, and the Undergraduate Conference, which helps undergraduates sharpen their research and presentation skills.
Support SHSU and the College of Criminal Justice with your time, talents and donations! Visit the Alumni Association or the Friends of CJ to find out how you can help!