In a moment of crisis, Air Force ROTC Cadet Aleksyia LeClere (’26 criminal justice, psychology) chose to act, which prevented a friend from harming themselves. For her bravery, LeClere received a national award.
Professor Matt DeLisi will deliver a lecture at 6 p.m. on Sept. 11 connecting notorious serial killer Ted Bundy with the wider problem of unsolved murders in the U.S.
Carlos Hobbs (’24 criminal justice) has his sights set on a future career with the FBI. His summer internship with the Ames Police Department is a great first step in achieving that goal.
Alum James Kruse wanted to pursue a forensics major at Iowa State, even though no such major exists. With the help of several dedicated LAS faculty members, Kruse made his dream come true.
Lane Kunzie (’22 criminal justice, psychology) is well prepared for a future career in criminology and sociology, thanks to the plethora of educational and social opportunities Iowa State offers.
A new simulator on campus will help criminal justice students, officers practice techniques to diffuse volatile situations and better respond to behavioral health issues.
Thanks to her experiences with the Iowa National Guard and Army ROTC, Kennedy White (’22 criminal justice) is well prepared for a future criminal justice career.