First-year students in ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ’s True Crime Casebook: Secrets, Stories and Suspects and Let’s Crack Open a Cold Case courses, part of the Archway Seminar Series, put their investigative skills to the test during the "Missing Mascot" crime case/scavenger hunt designed by Matt Flores, assistant professor of education, and Amber Johnson, assistant professor o
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First-year students in ¶¶ÒõÊÓƵ’s True Crime Casebook: Secrets, Stories and Suspects and Let’s Crack Open a Cold Case courses, part of the Archway Seminar Series, put their investigative skills to the test during the "Missing Mascot" crime case/scavenger hunt designed by Matt Flores, assistant professor of education, and Amber Johnson, assistant professor of psychology.
Students had one hour to work in teams, interview faculty members serving as suspects, and gather clues to determine what happened to the missing P-Wolf mascot.
