Graduate Profile | Fatah Mir
Abdul (Fatah) Mir hopes to work in law enforcement after graduating.
- published: 2018/05/18
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Abdul (Fatah) Mir hopes to work in law enforcement after graduating. Mir is a graduating senior who is earning his Bachelor of Science in criminal justice with a minor in political science.
Mir, who is originally from Pakistan, credits his brother and sisters for bringing his pursuit in education to UNO. He says coming to UNO has been the best decision of his life. While at UNO, Mir has also become a CJ Ambassador and president of the Criminal Justice Student Organization.
Mir’s first goal as a Maverick alum is to stay in Omaha and pursue a career with the Omaha Police Department. His dream is to eventually become a Deputy U.S. Marshal.
Mir, who is originally from Pakistan, credits his brother and sisters for bringing his pursuit in education to UNO. He says coming to UNO has been the best decision of his life. While at UNO, Mir has also become a CJ Ambassador and president of the Criminal Justice Student Organization.
Mir’s first goal as a Maverick alum is to stay in Omaha and pursue a career with the Omaha Police Department. His dream is to eventually become a Deputy U.S. Marshal.
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