NOn-stop fun and action!
The fun never stops...
The Bell Research Group began at West Virginia University in 2003. Since that time, we have enjoyed non-stop action involving burning cars, weapons, microscopes, drugs, and so much more! Interested in learning more? Enjoy navigated through the adventures on our website!


Welcome!

This site describes the education (undergraduate and graduate) and the research in forensic chemistry and forensic toxicology available at West Virginia University, specifically through the research group of Dr. Suzanne Bell.

We work extensively with the Basic Pharmaceutical Sciences at the WVU Health Sciences Center as well as local, state, and national forensic laboratories and law enforcement agencies.

Fast Facts about our program:

  • WVU is one of ten FEPAC accredited undergraduate Forensic Science degree programs in the United States and is one of the largest.
  • Our chemistry program is accredited by the American Chemical Society.
  • Dual degree programs are available for a BS/BS or a BS/BA in Forensic Science and Chemistry; offering our students a wealth of opportunities.
  • Our undergraduates:
    • Participate in forensic research with faculty and graduate student mentors.
    • Attend regional and national conferences to present their work.
    • Receive internships in state and federal laboratories.
  • Our graduates:
    • Work for forensic laboratories, universities, and federal agencies.
    • Attend a variety of graduate and professional schools.
 		  

 

Highlights
Oglebay Hall- the new home of WVU's Forensic and Investigative Science Program
Welcome to our new home! - West Virginia University's Forensic and Investigative Science Program relocated this semester to the newly renovated Oglebay Hall.
The grand opening of Oglebay Hall
It's official! - Outgoing university President David Hardesty is joined by Dr. Keith Morris, Director of the Forensic and Investigative Science Program, and other WVU officials at the ribbon cutting and rededication of Oglebay Hall ceremony.
Site designed and maintained by The Bell Research Group
Comments and questions should be directed to Dr. Suzanne Bell

West Virginia University
C. Eugene Bennett Department of Chemistry
217 Clark Hall
Morgantown, WV 26506
304.293.3060
 
Last modified on May 7, 2007