INVITATION TO ALUMNI FOR: International Conference Advance Techniques & Innovation in Forensic Science for Strengthening of Justice (ATIFSSJ)
About the conference
As part of the International Conference on Advanced Techniques & Innovation in Forensic Science for Strengthening of Justice (ATIFSSJ), an Alumni Get-Together is being organized to reconnect former students with their alma mater. This gathering provides a platform for alumni to network, share professional experiences, and engage with peers and faculty in an informal setting. It celebrates the contributions of alumni, strengthens bonds within the community, and fosters collaborations that support both professional growth and the advancement of forensic science.
Objectives of the Program
- To explore cutting-edge techniques and innovations in forensic science for enhancing accuracy and reliability in criminal investigations.
- Reignite collaboration: Build bridges between alumni, faculty, students, and professionals to foster mentoring, research collaborations, and professional opportunities.
- To provide a global platform for knowledge exchange and networking among alumni, experts, and young researchers in forensic science.
Expected Outcomes of the Program
- Alumni will feel reconnected and valued by the department, strengthening their sense of belonging and commitment to supporting the department in the future.
- A stronger, more engaged alumni network will emerge, creating opportunities for mentorship, collaborations, and career support that can benefit future graduates and foster ongoing engagement with the department.
- Virtual attendees will strengthen online connections with faculty and peers, encouraging ongoing interaction and support through digital channels, creating an easily accessible community.
Target Audience: Alumni and faculty of Criminology and Forensic Science, AIGS
Committee Members
- Dr. Gurunath Roa Vaidya, Principal, AIGS
- Dr. Theju kumar C, Associate Professor (HOD), AIGS
- Dr. Theju Kumar C, HOD, Department of Criminology and Forensic Science, AIGS