FORENSIC SCIENCE
SOCIETY
2023-2024 Officers:
President
Rebecca Levingston
Vice President
Tiffany Seeker
Vice President of Public Relations
Miriam Vazquez
Secretary
Alexis Anderson
Treasurer
Abby Cowley
Vice President of Program Recruitment
Peter Nguyen
Vice President of Fund Raising
Lety Lopez
Delta Delta Epsilon Liaison:
Gavin Monroe
The Forensic Science Society is a registered student organization of Texas Tech and serves as the liaison between undergraduate, graduate, and faculty/staff for the Institute of Forensic Science. The purpose of the organization is to:
Our organization has bi-weekly meetings in which we have guest speakers from a variety of forensic disciplines and perform various forensic activities. Additionally, we partake in numerous social events and help serve and educate both the Lubbock and Texas Tech community.
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2022-2023 Events
April, 2018: Ranch Day
We helped out with Ranch Day at the National Ranching Heritage Center
April, 2018: 4ore Golf Night
We hosted a night of fun at 4ore Golf for students, fac/staff, and their partner
October, 2017: TTU National Ranching Heritage Center's Junior Rough Riders Fall Corral
The event was for children in 1st-5th grade and they were tasked with becoming honorary crime solvers to determine the thief who stole the NRHC's wooden
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2023-2024 Officers:
Vice President
Tiffany Seeker
Vice President of Public Relations
Miriam Vazquez
Treasurer
Abby Cowley
President
Rebecca Levingston
Vice President of Program Recruitment
Peter Nguyen
Vice President of Fund Raising
Lety Lopez
Delta Delta Epsilon Liaison:
Gavin Monroe
Secretary
Alexis Anderson
About the Society
The Forensic Science Society was established in the summer of 2009 with first-year funding being provided by the Student Government Association. Since that time the members have been active in the community and work to promote both the Forensic Science Society and the Institute for Forensic Science.
Dues are $15 per semester for Student Members and $10 per semester for Alumni Members. This money serves to fund social gatherings, conferences, and eventually, scholarships for active members. Fundraising also serves to benefit community service projects and social events.
Community service is an integral part of the Forensic Science Society and all members are highly encouraged to participate. Activities, such as mock crime scenes for secondary students and work with the Women's Protective Services, have provided members with exciting educational opportunities to become involved with the community.
Questions or concerns with regards to the Forensic Science Society may be directed to the current President, Kirsten Nettles
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News
April 28, 2018: Ranch Day
We helped out with Ranch Day at the National Ranching Heritage Center
April 20, 2018: 4ore Golf Night
We hosted a night of fun at 4ore Golf for students, fac/staff, and their partners.
October 28, 2017: TTU National Ranching Heritage Center's Junior Rough Riders Fall Corral
The event was for children in 1st-5th grade and they were tasked with becoming honorary crime solvers to determine the thief who stole the NRHC's wooden cow herd. The event also included participation from the Lubbock Police Department, and the Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association.