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USF criminology students inducted in criminal justice honor society

Group of students at the Alpha Phi Sigma induction ceremony

The Alpha Phi Sigma induction ceremony was held on March 28 in the Marshall Student Center.

Twenty-eight undergraduate and graduate students were inducted into the Sigma chapter of the prestigious Alpha Phi Sigma honor society on March 28 in the Marshall Student Center.

The induction ceremony featured a welcome address by Colby Valentine, PhD, co-advisor of the honor society; presentations from the Alpha Phi Sigma board members; and a recitation of the oath led by co-advisor Amber Oderinde, MS.

The purpose of the honor society is to promote analytical thinking, rigorous scholarship, and lifelong learning; to remain informed about advances in scientific research; to elevate the ethical standards of the criminal justice professions; and to reinforce in the public mind the importance and necessity of education and professional training.

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