There is a push to get more women into forensics, and Bexar County is making an effort. The county is hosting several online events during National Forensic Science Week to showcase local scientists' impact.
– This week is National Science Forensic Week, and Bexar County is pushing to get more women in forensics.Hannah Miceli was interested in forensic science at an early age.
“We’ll do about 20 to 30 cases at a time,” said Miceli. “Not knowing what to expect when you come in, it keeps me on my toes.”“I’ve wanted to be a forensic scientist since I was 16,” said Migliore. “I found forensic science because my teacher who told me to do this was a chemistry teacher, and she put that in my mind, and I continued on the path of chemistry.
These three women are part of a transformation at the Bexar County Forensic Science Center. The department has grown, as has the number of female forensic scientists.
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