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Criminal
Justice Students Score Well at Regional Conference
Members of The American Criminal Justice Association fraternity
(LAE) (Nu Alpha Chi) of Northeast Alabama Community College
recently attended the Region Five Conference held in Richmond,
Kentucky.
Students also toured the Forensic Anthropology lab at the
University of Tennessee, home of the nationally recognized “body
farm.”
At the conference, members competed in the firearms competition,
knowledge tests, physical agility, and crime scene investigation
(CSI). Many of the Northeast students came away with medals,
including
1st Place - Criminal Law Knowledge – Tony Malone
1st Place – Crime Scene Investigation (CSI) – Team Captain Cara
Spradlin, Jada Skyles, and Tiffany Sauls
2nd Place – Corrections Knowledge – Tony Malone
2nd Place – Overall Firearms – Patrick Hamilton
3rd Place – Team Firearms – Team Captain Tracie Hamilton, Joseph
Bramblett, and Jonathon Farmer
4th Place – Physical Agility – Jonathan Easler
5th Place – Physical Agility – Cody Willingham
“Being Northeast’s first time to attend,
the students represented the college well,” stated Mr. Brent
Satterfield, LAE Advisor. “I am extremely proud of the
achievements of our students and how they conducted themselves
at the conference.”
For more information about the Criminal Justice program at NACC,
call Satterfield at 256-638-4418 or 256-228-6001, ext. 304, or
by e-mail at satterfieldb@nacc.edu. For additional college
information, go to www.nacc.edu.
LAE members include (L-R, front) Tony Malone,
Tiffany Sauls, Jada Skyles, Cara Spradlin, Tracie Hamilton,
Patrick Hamilton; (back) Cody Willingham, Jonathan Easler,
Joseph Bramblett, Jonathon Farmer, and Billy Whitt. Kneeling in
front is NACC Instructor Brent Satterfield, LAE Advisor.
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