
SHSU Senior Steven Fleuriet is a nuclear security intern with STP Nuclear Operating Company.
Senior Steven Fleuriet of Sam Houston State University spent his summer vacation supporting security at a nuclear power plant in south Texas.
Senior Steven Fleuriet of Sam Houston State University spent his summer vacation supporting security at a nuclear power plant in south Texas.
A team of researchers at Sam Houston State University will evaluate a new mental health court in Montgomery County.
A model policy and training on the use of eyewitness identification procedures by police in Texas will be developed by the Bill Blackwood Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas (LEMIT) at Sam Houston State University.
In Angelina County, Texas, Sam Houston State University graduates make up one-quarter of the probation officers at the Community Supervision and Correction Department.
Two faculty members at Sam Houston State University College of Criminal Justice will evaluate the effectiveness of a new gang intervention program in Houston that is designed to reduce recidivism rates among juvenile offenders released from Texas Youth Commission (TYC) facilities.
As a Ph.D. student at Sam Houston State University, Michael J. Devine worked on a protocol for multi-agency investigative teams for serial murders. He later used that process to help solve the case of the Bedroom Basher, a home-invading serial rapist and murderer who confessed to killing five women and an unborn child in Orange County, CA.
Jun 20 - 24, 2011
George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center
The Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science Facility at Sam Houston State University in association with the College of Criminal Justice is pleased to offer a one week course:
Advanced Crime Scene Investigation
Designed for High School Teachers
Session I: June 19-23
Session II: June 26-29
Session III: July 17-20
George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center
Are you a high school student age 15-17 interested in criminal justice? Would you like to gain hands-on experience in criminal justice? Would you like to meet law enforcement agents, professors, and other students that share your interest? Would you like to tour the prison, crime lab, or morgue? Would you like to investigate a mock crime scene?
Sam Houston State University (SHSU) is providing opportunities for Texas high school teachers and students to learn about forensic science and criminal justice at camps and trainings this summer.
Texas employers will learn about the signs and symptoms of drug impairment among workers at an inaugural program being held at Sam Houston State University (SHSU) June 14. The free, six-hour program will be available to all Texas employers after September 1, 2011.
Angela Rippley became interested in forensic science at a young age after the murder of her 25-year old cousin and her unborn baby. The killer was never caught.
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