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UC to Cut Ribbon on Newest Facility

Economic Crime, Justice Studies Building Offers Specialized Labs, Research Facilities

Written By Thomas Armitage '09, PR Intern

UC Officials to cut ribbon on new facility April 3

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Utica, NY (03/13/2009)

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Utica College officials will cut the ribbon April 3 on the newest academic building, housing economic crime and justice studies.

Home to the college's Economic Crime Institute (ECI) and the Center for Identity Management and Information Protection (CIMIP), the state-of-the-art structure has specialized laboratories and research facilities for those programs, and for students learning cybersecurity, fraud prevention, criminal investigation, and more.

The 22,000-square foot structure, the second phase of the college's Science and Technology complex, was completed in December.

In addition to criminal justice and economic crime investigation undergraduate majors, UC offers a major in cybersecurity and information assurance, as well as an online master's degree in economic crime management. Most recently, the college added an online master's degree in criminal justice administration.

 

Details about CIMIP building