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CSI: Ewing - The Forensic Chemistry Program @ TCNJ

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• For updates on the developing forensic chemistry program as well as important announcements of educational opportunities or other topics of interest, complete the form at the link below to join our email mailing list.
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TCNJ Forensics In The News

• CSI takes new meaning: Community Service In-Action -- Dr. Allison Visit's the Cub Scouts
• State-of-the-art facilities at TCNJ are highlighted in the Times
• The Times of Trenton-Dec. 28, 2007
• Forensic Chemistry Class Highlighted in TCNJ Magazine

          The TCNJ Magazine-Spring 2007

• Professor Receives Grant to Study New Inks
  The Signal- April 19, 2006
• Forensics Becoming a Big Hit in the Classroom
  Burling County Times 8/29/2004
• TCNJ Receives Ranking of 'Most Competitive'.
  TCNJ Ranks Among Ivy Leagues 9/14/04
• TCNJ Implements Forensic Science Concentration.
  The College of New Jersey in the News 1/19/04
• The TCNJ Forensic Chemistry Program was recently featured in the Times of Trenton. Click the link below to view a PDF copy of that article.
  Future crime sleuths can apply here - The Times 2/7/2004 (PDF 270k)

Contact Us

• For more information, contact Professor John Allison, Professor of Chemistry and Director of Forensic Chemistry or us directly at csiewing@tcnj.edu.

Created & Maintained by Jesse Place
Research Assistant, Forensic Chemistry Program