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SPS Visits LAPD’s main Forensics Lab
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Allyson Pearlman, Berrie Goldman, Maritza Garcia, Donnette Viado, Roberto Baldizon, Denise (Forensics Lab Coordinator), Greg Frye, Jose Ceja, Tracy Purdum, David Miccolis |
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The Society of Physics Students visited the LAPD Scientific Investigation Division on Friday, March 3, 2003. Former CSUN student Denise Lewis introduced us to the art of scientific puzzle solving in the field of criminal justice.
Do you pay attention to detail? These people do. When it comes to solving crimes, they make a meticulous account of everything involved in a crime scene: from minuscule glass pieces to gunpowder residue and DNA.
Currently, Lewis informed us that there are many positions available. Preferably they take students with a degree in the natural sciences, which will eventually become experts in a particular field of their choice. However, the lab will be moving to a new location and though they are currently accepting applications, there is a temporary freeze on hiring at this time. Student
internships for undergraduates are also available.
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