The Criminal Justice and Paralegal Programs at Marian Court College are pleased to present an evening of learning:

“Crime Scene Investigation and Forensic Science”
given by distinguished speaker and lecturer: Paul Zambella

Date: Wednesday, February 15
Time: 6:00-9:00p
Location: The Mercy Center
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(There is not cost to attend this event.)

Subjects to be addressed:

   - Crime Scene Preservation
   - History of forensic science
   - Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory
   - Functions of Forensic Scientists
   - Blood
   - DNA
   - Fingerprints
   - Gunshot residue
   - Footwear Impressions
   - Metal detectors
   - Crime Light
       - And much more…

Paul Zambella is a well known lecturer who served as a Forensic Scientist at the Massachusetts State Police Crime Laboratory for the past 36 years. His work included being a crime scene investigator, criminalist, drug analyst, serologist and toxicologist. He has participated in more than 450 crime scene investigations, examined tens of thousands of physical evidence items and testified in more than 350 criminal trials.

Marian Court College is pleased to have this distinguished guest lecturer in support of the Criminal Justice and Paralegal programs.

There is no cost to attend the event. The event is open to all students, staff & faculty, as well as members of the community.

For more information, contact 781-309-5200

Students, Staff and Faculty are invited to attend a presentation by Jon Shaffer & Elise Garrity of Partners in Health.
Partners in Health was founded by Paul Farmer, subject of "Mountains Beyond Mountains"

Date: Wednesday, March 28th
Time: 11:20-12:20
Location: The Mercy Center

Jon and Elise will provide an overview of the work and philosophical underpinning of Partners In Health as well as the growing numbers of opportunities for students and communities to contribute and be a part of the movement for health and social justice.

Spring 2012 Hours for the Campus Store

Remember to purchase all of your books early so you are prepared for class.

Students to Visit
Federal Reserve Bank of Boston

On Friday, December 9, 35 Marian Court College students from the Macroeconomics and Business Ethics classes will visit the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. This mandatory field trip will introduce students to key topics in the business field. Presenters will discuss topics ranging from the structure and policies of the Federal Reserve System to counterfeit money.

“This is a unique opportunity to step inside one of only twelve Federal Reserve banks in the United States to comprehend the importance of the monetary controls that are implemented to stabilize the American and global economy,” said Professor Thompson, Business Administration Chair.  “Students should be prepared to take advantage of this learning experience and engage the presenters with questions.”

At Marian Court College, we stress the importance of hands-on, real world exposure to important topics to provide a complete education for our students.