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​​From front desk to forensics: Tulsa’s Katie Casper finds her calling

What began as an administrative assistant position turned into a life-changing career for Katie Casper, a woman who not only found her calling in forensic science but also became the first in her family to go to college.
OSU Center for Health Sciences School of Forensic Sciences alum Katie Casper works in the Tulsa Police Department’s latent fingerprint lab on the OSU-CHS campus in Tulsa.
Forensic Sciences student named IAAI Investigator of the Year

Wed, Jun 01, 2022

Nicole Brewer, a 26-year veteran of Portland Fire & Rescue and student at OSU Center for Health Sciences School of Forensic Sciences, was recently named the 2022 Investigator of the Year by the International Association of Arson Investigators.

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Native American Student Spotlight: Chase Weber, Forensic Sciences

Fri, Nov 12, 2021

In November, we will spotlighting Native American students at OSU Center for Health Sciences in honor of Native American Heritage Month.

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ATF agent uses Masters in Forensic Sciences degree from OSU-CHS to better solve crimes

Tue, Nov 17, 2020

Ashley Stephens, an ATF Senior Special Agent in the Tulsa Field Office with Certified Fire Investigator and Certified Explosives Specialist training, graduated from OSU-CHS with a Master of Forensic Sciences degree in 2019 after the university and the ATF partnered to provide graduate level training to agents who have specialized in arson or explosives.

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