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Design and implement an educational research project focusing on improving student learning, school culture, educational leadership, or other topics relevant in educational settings as well as recommendations for improvement based on research findings. Students will provide formal dissemination of research results.

EDUC 680U

Covers the history of the criminalization of rap music, particularly the use of rap as evidence in criminal prosecutions. In addition to learning about this practice, referred to as "rap on trial," students will have the opportunity to do research related to ongoing criminal cases. This course requires pre-approval. Please contact Dr. Erik Nielson (enielson@richmond.edu) if you are interested in registering for this class.

ADED 301U

Covers the history of the criminalization of rap music, particularly the use of rap as evidence in criminal prosecutions. In addition to learning about this practice, referred to as "rap on trial," students will have the opportunity to do research related to ongoing criminal cases. This course requires pre-approval. Please contact Dr. Erik Nielson (enielson@richmond.edu) if you are interested in registering for this class.

Introduction to the judicial system, including the federal and state courts and their jurisdiction and procedures. Introduction to the role of the paralegal in the practice of law and the management of law offices.