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| Edwin O'Neill was a pioneer in methods of scientific detection in law enforcement in the 1930's and a longtime professor at the University of California at Berkley. If you are strongly committed to a career in investigative law enforcement, working for a county, state or federal government, and if you meet the eligibility requirements, you are urged to apply. |
Qualifications: Preparing for a career in an investigative branch of law enforcement at the federal, state or county level of government
Currently an Allan Hancock College student or a past graduate of Allan Hancock College with an A.S. or A.A. degree (current students must petition for graduations in Spring 2005)
Planning to transfer to or currently enrolled in a bachelor's degree program in a law enforcement related major at an accredited college or university
Examples of appropriate degrees: BA or BS in criminal justice, criminal justice administration, international criminal justice administration, criminology, forensic science, security administration, of law enforcement.
Excluded degrees/programs: BA or BS in sociology, corrections, probation, parole or non-investigative work in law enforcement
Amount: $10,000 Scholarship - disbursed equally over two years
Applications Deadline: Annually - April 1
Applications: All application materials must be submitted to the Allan Hancock College Foundation at the address below. Additional copies of the application are available upon request. If you have any questions, contact the foundation office.
Allan Hancock College Foundation
936 South College Drive, Bldg. R
P.O. Box 5170
Santa Maria, CA 93456-5170
(805) 925-2004
Toll Free at (866) 342-5242 ext. 3647
ahcfoundation@hancockcollege.edu
