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The Ashworth Forensic Science Club originated on the new Ashworth Student Forum. The club was designed to bring together students sharing a special interest in this exciting field. We’d like to invite anyone interested in discussing the latest issues, news, and trends in the Forensics field to check out this club. The club was founded by Sierra, an Ashworth student with a passion for several different disciplines within the Forensic spectrum, including the relatively new and rapidly evolving branch of Computer Forensics.
Betty Ray is another Ashworth Criminal Justice student whose’ interest in Forensic Science compliments her years of experience working in various levels of the justice system.
Betty Ray states:
“In 1996 I began working with the Adult Probation Department and in 1999 that extended to the Department of Corrections. Most of what I have dealt with during that time is Constitutional and Criminal Law. I also have done Life Skills in the areas of domestic violence and single parenting. I currently work with offenders and their families on criminal appeals, as well as with individuals needing help with Employment Law.
Because “Forensic Science” covers a broad spectrum of disciplines, I have focused mostly on Crime and Causation, i.e., why people commit crime, the types of crimes committed by certain types of people, etc. Once I graduate I want to work more closely with the Department of Corrections, either in the training process of Correctional Officers in regards to writing disciplinary reports that stick, establishing Corrections Policy, or as a counselor at an institution.”
Simply put, I really think you will enjoy getting to know your classmates on the student forum. You can also get all your questions answered about your student account, program studies, etc. in a very rapid fashion. Sound good?
We’ll see you there…
Ryan Rode
Interactive Services Manager
