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July 21, 2008--CFS is pleased to announce our second Distinguished Speakers Series event featuring Dr. Thomas Grisso, Professor of Psychiatry, Director of Psychology, and Director of the Law-Psychiatry Program at the University of Massachusetts Medical School. Dr. Grisso will present at our Fresno campus November 6 and at our Los Angeles campus on November 7, 2008. CFS Fresno Program Director Bill Holcomb, PhD comments, "Thomas Grisso is probably the most well known and well respected living forensic psychologist and his work has influenced major legislation and the law, including major Supreme Court decisions and the recent revision of juvenile competency law in California." The event is free and open to current and prospective CFS students and Alliant faculty, students, and staff.
July 3, 2008--Join us! The Institute of Violence Abuse and Trauma is hosting its 13th annual international conference September 12-17th in San Diego at the Town and Country Resort and Convention Center.
April 28, 2008--Students at the Los Angeles campus will hold a symposium on May 6th at 5:30p.m. at which students will present research that has been accepted for presentation at professional conferences. For more information, email us.
April 28, 2008--CFS hosts a workshop sponsored by the Fresno Area Psychological Association: Reading Emotions and Non-Verbal Behavior in Others, June 6-7 from 9a.m. to 5p.m. at Alliant's Fresno campus. For more information, email us.
Distinguished Speakers Series Inaugural Event
March, 2008- CFS thanks Dr. Gerard Labuschagne, Senior Superintendent and Director of the Investigative Psychology Unit of the South African Police Service. Dr. Labushagne presented to CFS students and faculty at the Los Angeles and Fresno campuses on criminal profiling, including profiling serial killers, and how the South African Police Service approaches murder investigations. Read the press release.
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