  One of the major results from the study of high energy heavy ion collisions
is the observation of jet quenching. The suppression of the number of jets
observed in heavy ion collisions relative to pp collisions at the same energy
scaled by the number of binary collisions, is attributed to partonic energy
loss in the quark gluon plasma (QGP). However, cold nuclear matter effects due
to the presence of a nucleus in the initial state could also influence this
measurement. To disentangle these effects p-Pb collisions are studied, where
QGP formation is not expected to occur and only cold nuclear matter effects are
present. In addition to being an important baseline for understanding jet
quenching, jets in p-Pb collisions may also be used to provide constraints on
the nuclear parton distribution functions. Fully reconstructed jets measured
using the ALICE tracking system and electro-magnetic calorimeter in p-Pb
collisions at $\sqrt{s_{NN}}=5.02$ TeV are reported. In addition to the
spectra, studies of the jet fragmentation behavior in p-Pb collisions are also
presented.
