Findlay Newsroom
The University of Findlay announces a new baccalaureate-juris doctor degree pathway for its students in collaboration with The University of Akron School of Law. The new 3+3 pathway is designed for eligible students to enroll at the University of Findlay for three years while completing an additional three years with Akron Law. This progressive degree […]
Many players have been brought to University of Findlay through their love and dedication to the sport of soccer. Two of those players have an interesting history that progressed from supporting the same team as players and assistants at UF to, after becoming Oiler alumni, coaching different high school teams in Michigan that just happen […]
Joan Baughman ’16, who double-majored in forensic biology and forensic chemistry, will discuss her experience living abroad and working in the Ugandan national forensic laboratory on Wednesday, Feb. 26 from noon – 1 p.m. in the Davis Street Building, room 2225. This presentation is free and open to the public. As a Forensic Laboratory Research […]
An unlikely team of University of Findlay students are working together to raise awareness about the importance of children’s literacy. Criminal justice major Nicole Burke and middle childhood education major Jillian Prince have teamed up to help fight the increasing substandard reading levels in schools by volunteering with the Reading Buddies program at Jacobs Primary […]
Like many who study forensic science, senior forensic science major Tyler Tomlins chose his major after watching television shows like “CSI” and “Law & Order.” After starting his college career, he found that the shows he watched did not necessarily replicate the forensic science field. However, through his classes and current internship with the Bureau […]
No bones about it – forensic science is fascinating! High school students can find out just how interesting it can be at the University of Findlay’s Forensic Science Summer Camp, to be held Sunday, June 25 through Thursday, June 29. The camp will show what’s really involved with crime scene investigating and give students a […]
After visiting several prisons on field trips, Max Bryant could picture himself in the criminal justice field. “I was so fascinated by the facility and how it is like its own town. It has its own culture and ways to do things.” Max was most influenced Professor Beitzel because he always kept classes engaged by […]
