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Congratulations Fall 2020 Forensics Graduates

18Dec

The Department of Entomology congratulates our Forensic and Investigative Sciences students during the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences commencement ceremonies held at Reed Arena during Friday, December 18. The… Read More →

Students Learn About Forensic Microscopy during Course

2Dec

Scott Kovar, right, showing Rachel McNeal how to calibrate the microscope during the lab. Photo by Rob Williams.

Students in the FIVS 289 Special Topics course this fall learned how to look at things from a new perspective: under a microscope. During the course, students to learn how… Read More →

Tomberlin Receives Presidential Impact Fellow

18Nov

Dr. Jeff Tomberlin at a microscope

Congratulations to Professor and Texas A&M AgriLife Research Fellow Dr. Jeff Tomberlin as he received the Presidential Impact Fellow award on November 5. Tomberlin was among 20 faculty members from… Read More →

What is Forensic Entomology? Professor shares insight on how insects assist in legal investigations

23Oct

Students investigating at a mock crime scene on the Texas A&M University campus in College Station. Photo by Rob Williams

by Paul Schattenberg, Texas A&M AgriLife Communications Insects can help fight crime by providing important scientific insights that can be applied to legal investigations – plus provide interested individuals with… Read More →

Forensics Students Join More than 10,000 Aggies Graduating in Spring 2019

10May

Congratulations to our students that were part of the more than 10,000 that are expected to walk the stage this spring during commencement at Reed Arena on Friday, May 10…. Read More →

Students Receive COALS Senior Merit Awards

22Apr

Nicholas Richter and Kylee Morrison, center, received the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' Senior Merit Award during the College's Spring Convocation. Photo by Rebecca Hapes

Congratulations to seniors Kylee Morrison and Nicholas Richter as they received Senior Merit Awards during the College’s annual Spring Convocation at the Hildebrand Equine Complex on Saturday, April 11. Morrison,… Read More →

Students Help Bryan Resident with Yard During The Big Event

15Apr

Ten students from the Aggie Forensic and Investigative Sciences Organization helped a resident in Bryan in the cool late March air during The Big Event on March 30. The students… Read More →

Forensics Program Receives #1 Best Bachelors Program in US

2Apr

Shay Coplin recording a soil temperature reading from the ground outside a site at a mock crime scene during the Forensic Soil Science course.

The Department of Entomology’s Forensic and Investigative Program has a reason to celebrate this year as it was ranked in the top 25 Best Bachelors in Forensic Science Degree Programs… Read More →

Brundage Receives Honoring Excellence Award

13Feb

Dr. Adrienne Brundage, right, with Danielle Dessellier. Photo by Texas A&M Residence Life.

Dr. Adrienne Brundage’s engaging teaching style and her caring for students has yet garnered another award as she was recognized by Residence Life on Friday, February 1 at the Memorial… Read More →

Students Get Hands Dirty Learning Evidence Collection Techniques

20Dec

Every fall semester, students in Dr. Jacqueline Aitkenhead-Peterson’s Forensic Soil Science class got the dirt on learning how forensic scientists collected evidence from crime scenes. The students received the experience… Read More →

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