Students in Professor Michael S. McCutcheon's Criminal Investigation course used a fluorescent light source to detect, and then lift fingerprints. Learn more about our Criminal Justice Program here.

Topics: Programs and Majors, Police Program, Criminal Justice

This afternoon, the university's Career Services and Advising Center sponsored an Engineering Technology career fair in the Hammond Main Lounge. The program was open to all students in all majors, with a focus on positions in architecture; construction management; electronics engineering technology; energy management engineering technology; manufacturing engineering technology; technology/engineering education 5-12 licensure; and technology/engineering education industry training.

Topics: Programs and Majors, Career Services, Health and Natural Sciences, Engineering Technology

Phi Sigma Sigma sold flowers in G-Lobby of Hammond Hall for those last minute sweethearts, an yesterday, The Office of Student Development held their annual Valentine's Luncheon as a fundraiser for Alternative Spring Break (ASB), a long-standing tradition of traveling on spring break to assist Habitat for Humanity with the construction of houses for people in need.

Topics: Programs, Student Experience, Clubs and Organizations, Community

During Rush week, Sigma Sigma Sigma held a "Spell Jar Making" event last week in Hammond Hall. Learn more about Greek Life at Fitchburg State University here.

Topics: Student Experience, Clubs and Organizations, Greek Life

Professor Jo Nazro, Fitchburg State University Industrial Technology/Technical Theater alum, starts with the basics to get her Technical Theater students prepared to begin construction for this semester's production of Extremities. Check back for more details about the production. Learn more about our Theater Concentration here. 

Topics: Programs and Majors, Alumni, Communications/Media, Theater Program

Students volunteering for this semester's Alternative Spring Break (ASB) sold candygrams in Hammond Hall yesterday to fund their trip. ASB is a long-standing tradition of traveling on spring break to assist Habitat for Humanity with the construction of houses for people in need. Learn more about our Falcon Community Outreach Center (FCOC) here.

Topics: Programs, Student Experience, Clubs and Organizations, Community

Love was in the air on the Hammond Street level as Fitchburg Activities Board (FAB) held a wildly popular Stuff-A-Heart Pillow event.

Topics: Student Experience, Clubs and Organizations, Community

A crime scene investigation experiment in Professor Krieser's Genetics Lab in the Antonucci Science Complex this morning. Learn more about our School of Health and Natural Sciences here.

Topics: Programs and Majors, Health and Natural Sciences

Alum Jim Geary ’78, a  software entrepreneur with over 25 years as a CEO, Chairman, and Board Member in startup and growth stage companies focused on cybersecurity, enterprise information and data analytics. Spoke in Professor Nadimpalli Mahadev's Ethical Hacking and Software Engineering classes, stressing the boundless opportunities they will have with a Fitchburg State University education. 

Afterward, the Office of Alumni and Development hosted a luncheon for Mr. Geary, students, faculty, and staff.

Topics: Student Experience, Programs and Majors, Alumni

Fitchburg Police Chief Ernest J. Martineau addressed students enrolled in the Fitchburg State University Police Program's Recruit Officer Course (ROC) at yesterday afternoon's monthly meeting - the first of the spring semester. After saluting their commitment to joining a vital profession, he offered them a chance to make some money along the way.

Topics: Programs and Majors, Community, Police Program, Criminal Justice