Northampton Community College

So, uh, since I had my, my four-year degree already, I only had to take, uh, about three semesters of, of classes in mortuary school.

And there's two mortuary schools in Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh Institute of Mortuary Science, better known as PIMS, and then Northampton Community College has a mortuary school on their campus, and that's where I went.

I didn't feel like moving again out to Pittsburgh, so I just commuted up to Lancaster three days a week for a year and a half.

So I did that, and then when I completed schooling, my dad said, "Well, if you're really gonna come work here, you're gonna go work somewhere else for a little bit," which I thought was also a great business decision on his part, and also a great opportunity for me to go work somewhere else.

She was out there as a vendor.

So, you know, shout out again to Empower You Sis event that took place this Saturday from one to six at Northampton Community College.

And then on Sunday was family day, family fun day.

And so we made pumpkins, y'all.

He's been with me really, he came into my life at the very end of mortuary school.

So I was living in Bethlehem, going to Northampton Community College to finish my education.

And we just met by chance, classy, at a bar, of course.

There you go.

Kohlberger was a PhD student and teaching assistant in the Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology at Washington State University.

He graduated from Northampton Community College in Pennsylvania with an Associate of Arts degree in Psychology in 2018.

He then went on to receive a bachelor's degree from Pennsylvania's DeSalas University in 2020 and finished his graduate studies there in June of 2022.

At DeSalas University, Koberger was taught by Catherine Ramsland, a renowned forensic psychologist and an expert on serial killers.

And when you add all of the evidence up against Brian Kohlberger, it's looking all bad.

During Koberger's tenure with the school district, he earned an associate's degree in psychology in May 2018 from Northampton Community College in eastern Pennsylvania, according to a school commencement list.

He went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree in psychology from DeSalas University in June of 2020.

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And when you add all of the evidence up against Brian Kohlberger, it's looking all bad.

During Kohlberger's tenure with the school district, he earned an associate's degree in psychology in May 2018 from Northampton Community College in Eastern Pennsylvania, according to a school commencement list.

He went on to graduate with a bachelor's degree in psychology from DeSalas University in June of 2020.

A year later, when Koberger resigned from his weekend security job, Curaccio said Koberger told him he was going back to school full time.

Still empty, still cold.

Kohberger enrolled in Northampton Community College, earning an associate degree in psychology.

From there, he transferred to DeSales University, where he completed both a bachelor's and later a master's degree in criminal justice.

It was at DeSales where his academic obsession took shape and where some of the most disturbing red flags emerged.

Still empty, still cold.

Koberger enrolled in Northampton Community College, earning an associate degree in psychology.

From there, he transferred to DeSales University, where he completed both a bachelor's and later a master's degree in criminal justice.

It was at DeSales where his academic obsession took shape and where some of the most disturbing red flags emerged.