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Forensic Science Program forms Beta Beta Chapter of Delta Delta Epsilon

Christopher Durac

The Forensic Science Program is excited to announce acceptance to form the newest chapter of Delta Delta Epsilon, an international Forensic Science Honor Society.  Our Forensic Science Program and George Mason University will one of the newest members in this society, as the Beta Beta chapter.  

Delta Delta Epsilon is an international forensic science honors society, through the Council of Forensic Science Educators (COFSE), that is dedicated to stimulating scholarly achievement, promoting community understanding, and advancing the fields of forensic science.  

The Program is excited about the opportunity for students to join this scholastic and professional honors society.  As this is brand new for the program, we are still in the process of initial organization. Students will continue to be updated with progress and when they can begin to apply for student membership.

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