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 *NEWSOn Thursday April 5, 2012, the Trent Centre for Community-Based Education (TCCBE), Fleming College and the Greater Peterborough Innovation Cluster hosted the Community Innovation Forum: Knowledge in Action, at the Peterborough Golf and Country Club. This event showcased 60 community-based projects which were undertaken by Trent and Fleming students in 2011-2012, and attracted 300-400 people from the Trent and Fleming communities. The students and their displays faced a panel of judges (panel comprised of marketing/academic/community representatives), whereby two awards were issued. Two students share each award and there is a runner up for each as well. The Forensic Science Community-Based course, FRSC 4890, was well represented by Paul Volk and Olivia Dupuis. Paul won the Community Based Research Award and was the runner up for the Innovative Presentatin Award. Olivia was runner up for the Community-Based Research Award. Congratulations Paul and Olivia, it is a pleasure to see your hard work recognised!
Experience the world of forensics from crime scene to the lab and beyond...With its outstanding faculty, access to cutting-edge labs and technology, and true-to-life crime scene house, Trent’s Forensic Science program combines theory and practice to give you the confidence and skills to excel in this fascinating field. As a student of Trent University’s highly-respected forensic program, you’ll benefit from the advantages of smaller class sizes, close connections with faculty and mentors, and a shared commitment to academic rigour that will enrich your mind and inspire you to make a difference. Casework, teamwork, DNA analysis, understanding legal issues related to evidence, are just some of the real-life skills you will develop.
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