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Natick College Student Earns Criminal Justice Honor

Angela Cohen recently took part in the annual American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) Region Four Conference and Competition.

University of New Haven students were the biggest winners at the recent annual American Criminal Justice Association (ACJA) Region Four Conference and Competition at Delaware Technical Community College in Newark, Del.

Forty-three UNH students took part in the conference and competition Oct. 17-19 at Delaware Technical Community College, taking five academic tests, investigating a mock crime scene and participating in firearms and physical agility competitions. 

UNH took home 37 awards, winning first, second or third prize in categories including Criminal Law, Corrections, Juvenile Justice, Police Management, Crime Scene, Physical Agility and Firearms. Daniel Maxwell, a lecturer in the criminal justice department and the chapter advisor, took home multiple prizes including the top academic award.

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Among the award winners was Angela Cohen of Natick.

The UNH students were members of Psi Omega Nation, a chapter of ACJA with 220 members.

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