Her Work
Jeevana Shajimon is a second-year BSc (Hons) Forensic Science, Law and Policing student at the University of Central Lancashire, currently building a strong foundation in forensic chemistry, evidence recovery, and laboratory science. She completed Year 1 with a focus on laboratory safety protocols and forensic evidence analysis, and is currently maintaining high performance in Year 2 analytical modules.
Alongside her studies, Jeevana serves as a Student Mentor at UCLan — guiding a cohort of 15+ first-year students through laboratory protocols and forensic theory, authoring study guides for complex biological evidence modules, and supporting faculty during practical sessions. She also serves as Society Secretary, managing digital documentation and coordinating high-attendance events.
A skilled public speaker and analytical writer, Jeevana brings rigorous attention to detail and high-pressure problem-solving to every environment she works in — building toward a career in forensic investigation or a related investigative field.
Areas of Study
Forensic Chemistry
Completing modules in forensic chemistry and evidence analysis — with a focus on laboratory accuracy, chemical interpretation, and scientific rigour in forensic contexts.
Evidence Recovery
Developing hands-on skills in evidence recovery procedures — understanding how physical evidence is collected, preserved, and processed for forensic examination.
Forensic Law & Policing
Studying the intersection of forensic science, law, and policing — understanding how scientific evidence operates within the legal system and criminal justice process.
Peer Leadership & Mentoring
Actively developing leadership capabilities through student mentorship, society management, and community volunteering — skills that directly translate to forensic team environments.
Beyond the Classroom
Student Mentor — University of Central Lancashire
Guiding 15+ first-year forensic science students through laboratory protocols and forensic theory. Authored study guides adopted by peers and contributed to measurable improvements in cohort academic outcomes.
Society Secretary — UCLan
Implemented a digital documentation system improving administrative transparency, co-managed logistics for events with 100+ attendees, and negotiated with the Students' Union for increased society funding and resources.
Community Volunteer — Centre for Volunteering & Community Leadership
Delivered 30+ hours of community service across 5+ outreach projects focused on youth engagement and community safety — consistently recognised for reliability and professional conduct.