
Develop skills in counseling, mediation, and human services administration.
School of JUSTICE & HUMAN SERVICES

JUSTICE. WELL-BEING. HEALTH.
The School of Justice and Human Services advances the well-being and safety of Alaskans by preparing professionals to navigate the intersections of law, behavior, and social service. Through high-impact education, training, and community-based research, we empower students to address the social and legal determinants of health, contributing to a healthier future for Alaska communities.
The School of Justice and Human Services offers comprehensive undergraduate programs in:
The School also houses the Alaska Justice Information Center (AJiC) - Alaska's preeminent justice research center - and the John E. Havelock Trial Simulation Courtroom.
UNITS AND ACADEMIC PROGRAMS

Develop skills in counseling, mediation, and human services administration.

Explore programs and earn your degree or certificate in Criminology and Criminal Justice or Legal Studies.

Learn about and read publications from the Alaska Justice Information Center.

The John E. Havelock Trial Simulation Courtroom offers a space for students and local public and private sector law offices to gain trial practice in a mock courtroom setting.
RESEARCH & PROJECTS

The Alaska Justice Forum was a quarterly research journal published by the UAA Justice Center focusing on justice and legal issues in Alaska.

The Alaska Victimization Survey (AVS) provides comprehensive statewide and regional data to guide planning and policy development and to evaluate the impact of prevention and intervention services.

The CAAS was established by the Board of Regents in 1972 to address the problem of substance misuse in Alaska.
Contact Us:
Phone: (907) 786-1858
Email: uaa.sjhs@alaska.edu
School of Justice & Human Services
Professional Studies Building
2533 Providence Drive, PSB 218
Anchorage, Alaska 99508
Mailing Address:
School of Justice & Human Services
3211 Providence Drive, PSB 218
Anchorage, Alaska 99508