Purdue officials visit Marion
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From left, Purdue University's James Goldman, Department of Computer Technology associate department head, Scott Ksander, a senior inforensics analyst and information technology engineer, and Indiana State Police detective Sgt. Michael Flynn (right) explain the latest crime-fighting technology to Purdue President Martin C. Jischke. The group was visiting the North Central Indiana Cyber Crime Investigation Lab in Marion, Ind. on Tuesday (Nov. 30). Computer forensics is a growing area of law enforcement that investigates a new generation of crimes, including computer-aided terrorism, espionage, bank and business fraud, crimes against children, and identity theft. This is the fifth year Jischke and university leaders have conducted daylong visits to Indiana communities to meet and exchange ideas with business leaders and Indiana residents. Future visits in 2004 and 2005 are planned for Indianapolis, Bedford, Muncie, Evansville, Valparaiso, Kokomo and Elkhart.
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Purdue Cooperative Extension Service field educator John Woodmansee, from left, Purdue professor James Goldman, Department of Computer Technology associate department head, and Purdue President Martin C. Jischke, listen as Indiana State Police detective Sgt. Michael Flynn, demonstrates the latest crime fighting computer technology to Jischke and other Purdue leaders who visited the North Central Indiana Cyber Crime Investigation Lab and several other facilities in Marion, Ind., Tuesday (Nov. 30). Computer forensics is a growing area of law enforcement that investigates a new generation of crimes, including computer-aided terrorism, espionage, bank and business fraud, crimes against children, and identity theft. This is the fifth year Jischke and university leaders have conducted daylong visits to Indiana communities to meet and exchange ideas with business leaders and Indiana residents. Future visits in 2004 and 2005 are planned for Indianapolis, Bedford, Muncie, Evansville, Valparaiso, Kokomo and Elkhart.
(Purdue News Service Photo/David Umberger)
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