Twenty-six high school students got an in-depth look into criminal behavior, forensic science, and investigation techniques as part of Justice Quest, a camp offered through Youth Experiences at the 国产短视频. The camp, held June 23-27 on the Tampa campus, was led by Cary Hopkins Hall, MA, CAP, visiting assistant instructor in the Department of Criminology.
Justice Quest high school campers visit the George Edgecomb Courthouse in downtown Tampa.
Participants engaged in a series of hands-on activities and field visits, including a trip to the George Edgecomb Courthouse in downtown Tampa, where they observed live court proceedings involving probation violation cases. The campers also toured the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office Crime Scene Investigation garage, learning firsthand about evidence analysis and forensic techniques.
Throughout the week, guest speakers discussed important topics, including behavioral health challenges within criminology, transitioning from high school to college, and getting involved in campus clubs. Additionally, some students experienced campus life through Rocky鈥檚 Residents, where students were able to stay in university dormitories.