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Greensboro Campus
– Criminal Justice students take part in a
Latent Blood Detection Lab. Prior to their arrival, faculty mem-
bers put blood on the floor, then cleaned it with ammonia. The stu-
dents were then tasked with using cotton applicator swabs and a
phenolphthalein process to search for visually-undetectable traces
of hemoglobin. Thereafter, they sprayed the area with Luminol to
expose blood streaks which appear as a bright cobalt blue.
Greensboro Campus
– Medical Assistants learn about the com-
plexities of designing a highly-functional and compliant medical
office, incorporating consideration for people of all ages and dis-
abilities, as well as patient privacy and OSHA requirements.
Richmond/Moorefield Cam
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pus
– Chesterfield County high
school students in ECPI Univer-
sity’s Dual Enrollment Program
work in the Criminal Justice Lab,
dusting and lifting fingerprints
from a variety of surfaces.
Richmond/Moorefield
Campus
– Medical As-
sisting student Robert
“RJ” Parker practices
medical procedures in
the Medical Assisting
Lab.
Charleston Campus
– Computer and Informa-
tion Science students
run cable and check
connections as part of a
class project, setting up
the initial infrastructure at
Delta Center.
Charleston Campus
– Working with SC Labs IT Director
Stewart Flood, students helped perform a complete audit of the
USS Yorktown’s technical equipment. They were tasked to find
all phones, printers, routers, computers, existing cabling, and
wireless access points located in all of the offices and museum,
carrier deck, theater, learning center, and gift store. This was the
first time that the ship – now a tourist attraction – had a full audit
completed since its decommissioning.
HANDS-ON LEARNING
Davidson County Supervisory Crime Scene Investigator Rick Kilian
working with students Perry Wright and Joseph Gainer
Lafeysha Hill, Abigail Johnson, Lynda Blackwell and Taylor Gibson