THE PRESIDENT OF THE FORENSIC SCIENCE CLUB PRESENTED WITH A PLAQUE, MEMBERSHIP CARD AND PERSONAL HONORARY BADGE PROF. ANNA NEDYALKOVA, D.SC.
21 September 2021
Prof. Anna Nedyalkova, D.Sc. - Chairperson of the Board of Trustees of VFU "Chernorizets Hrabar", received a plaque, membership card and personal honorary badge as an honorary member of the Forensic Science Club. The honorary badges were presented by Alex Marinov - Chairperson of the Club at a meeting held with the participation of Assoc. Prof. Krasimir Nedyalkov, PhD - President of VFU "Chernorizets Hrabar", the Rector - Prof. Petar Hristov, PhD and Prof. Yonko Kunchev, D.Sc. - Dean of the Faculty of Law. Issues about the activities of the Club were discussed, as well as future projects related to VFU "Chernorizets Hrabar".
Prof. Anna Nedyalkova ,D.Sc. was elected an honorary member of the Forensic Science Club at the Constituent Assembly in April 2021. She said that the establishment of the organization in the year in which Varna Free University celebrates its 30th anniversary is an example that the mission of the founders has been worthily accomplished. Prof. Nedyalkova added that this is pride for the university and a proof that the young generation has taken a new path, in which it quickly and businesslike implements its fresh ideas. She wished the profilers imagination to accept the boldest challenges, ambition to achieve their ideas and responsibility for the results.
The Forensic Science Club was established in February this year after successful training for profiling of unknown perpetrators of crimes, conducted by Prof. Yonko Kunchev, D.Sc. - Dean of the Faculty of Law of Varna Free University "Chernorizets Hrabar" and head of the master's degree programme "Forensic Expertise" at the university. More than 160 representatives of various spheres of public life actively participated in the training - psychologists, lawyers, pedagogues, security experts, representatives of state and municipal structures, journalists and students from various specialties of VFU "Chernorizets Hrabar", as well as graduates of other universities. The participants agreed on the idea of continuing to communicate with each other in various areas related to forensics.