School of Criminal Justice Forensic, Science and Security
School of Criminal Justice Forensic, Science and Security
Contact the advisor that you are assigned. You can locate the contact information for your advisor via the student center on soar.
Arrive at your advisement appointment with an already written down tentative list of classes you intend to take
***Bring a degree progress report printed from your SOAR account. ***
The Forensic Science Internship (FSC 400) and the Field Study in Forensic Science (FSC 497) course syllabi can be found in the links below.
FSC 400
For more information about internships within The School of Criminal Justice, Forensic Science and Security, please see Dr. Lisa Nored (Criminal Justice majors) and Dr. Dean Bertram (Forensic Science majors).
USPIS HIRING PORTAL OPENING
September 9, 2019 through September 13, 2019 for Veterans Eligible Preference & 1811 Transfers.
December 9, 2019 through December 14, 2019 for the General Public.
ELIGIBILITY
General Requirements:
Applicants must be U.S. citizens and at least 21 years of age and less than 37 years
of age at the time of appointment, except for preference eligible veterans for whom
there is currently no maximum age limit.
Male applicants born after December 31, 1959, must have registered with the Selective
Service prior to applying.
The applicant must possess a conferred Bachelor’s Degree from a college or university
that is accredited by a regional or national organization recognized by the U.S. Department
of Education, hold a current valid state driver’s license issued not less than two
years prior to the application, have no felony convictions or a misdemeanor conviction
involving domestic violence (felony and misdemeanor charges may also render the applicant
ineligible), pass a comprehensive visual examination and a hearing acuity test, and
be in good physical condition, with weight in proportion to height, and possess emotional
and mental stability.
In addition, the applicant must demonstrate the following attributes, as measured by the Assessment Center evaluation: (1) write and speak English clearly, (2) schedule and complete activities in a logical, timely sequence, (3) comprehend and execute instructions written and spoken in English, (4) think clearly and comprehend verbal and nonverbal information, (5) interact with others to obtain or exchange information or services, and (6) perceive or identify relevant details and associate them with other facts.
Applicants can apply once, twice at the most, during their lifetime. Ensure that you meet all requirements and that all on-line questions are completed properly before submitting your application. If you have problems with the USPIS hiring portal system, contact pirecruitment@uspis.gov for assistance.
Use link below to apply on the USPIS website
The above forms can be found with the following link under the forms tab: