The advisory board members of the Forensic Science program at Albany State University
were involved in building and driving the program to success via students’ and academic
support. For service to have value and meaning and to build effective partnerships
between students, faculty and the program advisory board members, there are five critical
important elements that are require from the advisory board members and that is included
in the design and direction of program, and providing synergy between the program
and community. The five core values included
Provision of technical and proficiency support via learning and service opportunities
for the students and Faculty
Facilitating Student Mentorship, Graduate school, Internship, and Employment opportunities
Enabling Research and Grant writing support
Encouraging Classroom Visitation and Lecture(s) delivery
Supporting Student visitation of agencies.
Alexandria Gordon: Database DNA ExaminerCODIS/EFDIS DivisionUnited States Army Crime Lab (USACIL) Fort Gillemalexandria.n.gordon.civ@army.mil
Anita F. AllenDirector of Campus Safety and Chief of Police Albany State Universityanita.allen@asurams.edu
Attorney Greg Edwards:District Attorney for the Dougherty Judicial Circuitmleonard@dougherty.ga.us
Dr. Charles O. Ochie, Sr., (Ogbuefi):Professor of Criminal Justice and the Director of Graduate StudiesAlbany State University.charles.ochie@asurams.edu
Dr. Jason Armstrong Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Associate Provostjason.armstrong@asurams.edu
Dr. Jennifer L RaynerSenior Toxicologist at SRC Inc.,
Dr. Miron GilbertChief InvestigatorTifton Judicial Circuit Office of the Public Defendermyronegilbert@hotmail.com
Dr. Patrick IbeChair of the Criminal Justice DepartmentAlbany State University. patrick.ibe@asurams.edu
Fahren Auriel NippleAssistant ProgramDirectorForensic Medicine ProgramUniversity of Maryland, Baltimore,fahren.nipple@umaryland.edu
