By Hillary Garcia From investigating the crime scene to analyzing the evidence, Dr. David Byrne’s Criminalistics students prepared to present their case to a jury. Having the unique opportunity to use their knowledge from class, the criminalistics students were given the tools they needed to convince a jury that their suspect was guilty. Being split […]
On Tuesday, November 06, 2018, Dr. David Byrne and the CRJ 201 Criminalistics students began their investigation on their Mock Crime Scene. Every semester the School of Arts & Criminal Justice Program presents a unique opportunity for its CRJ 201 Criminalistics students to use the knowledge they’ve obtained in class and put it to the […]
November November Are you guys ready for the new season? First Game: November 15, 2018 COME BE LOUD AND PROUD Farmingdale Women’s basketball season is almost here. The women’s team has been working out since October. Although they have lost three of their main scorers, they have gained many other players who can play intense […]
Thursday, April 26, 2018- The School of Arts & Sciences Criminal Justice Program presented a Mock Trial following up their Mock Crime Scene Investigation held every semester. I had the opportunity to join Dr. David Byrne and the CRJ 201 Criminalistics students as they presented their evidence and analysis to jurors comprised of fellow students, […]
Are you worried about landing an internship in your field or finding a job upon graduation? Well, do something about it. Go to the newly opened Nexus Center in the Greenley Library building for help with everything from finding out what career path is right for you to getting help circulating your resume to potential […]
Do Yourself a Favor and Stop By Conklin by Noel Holton Brathwaite Are you looking for a place to catch up with friends between classes, blow off some steam at the pool table after a particularly grueling exam, or just sit in a comfortable chair staring out of a huge bay window as the clouds […]
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