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http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/schools/ID30/?src=aff1_gooforensics_education1
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http://www.kennesaw.edu/coned/sci/sci_faq.htm
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http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/schools/ID36/?src=aff1_gooforensics_education1
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Department of Chemistry &
Biochemistry
Clippinger Laboratory
(740) 517-8458
Dr. Peter de B. Harrington
peter.harrington@ohio.edu
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Program in a natural science with a certificate
Department of Chemistry
José Almirall
almirall@fiu.edu
Bruce McCord (Graduate Program)
mccordb@fiu.edu
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Bachelor degree in the field of forensic investigative science
450 South
Glenside, PA 19038 http://www.arcadia.edu/
(267) 620-4140
Director, Forensic Science Program
presley@arcadia.edu
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This program specializes in criminalistics, advanced education, and fire science. It also offers a Master of Science in Criminalistics degree.
- American Forensic Nurses Online Courses
Online classes – fee varies depending on class. Most expensive is $109. Visit www.amrn.com
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Virginia Commonwealth University
The university offers
internships, mainly job shadowing in the field of forensic science. Call (804)
828-8420
- The College of Criminology and Criminal Justice in FSU (Florida State University) Call (850) 644-4050
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John Jay College of Criminal Justice in NYC. Call (212) 237-8423
- Syracuse University: Summer College
Forensic Science Program
July 3 – August 11 http://www2.kamsconline.com/programs/summer/80?PHPSESSID=c46a6e541d66253536645df9a3b54b1f
- Mansfield University of Pennsylvania: SCI-1104 01 Forensic Science June
12 June 29 http://summer.mansfield.edu/courses/Forensic-Science-01.html
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Nebraska Wesleyan University
http://www.nebrwesleyan.edu/cont_ed/fsseminars/index.php
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Kennesaw State University
http://www.kennesaw.edu/coned/sci/index.htm
- Arcadia University- Master of Science Degree Program in Forensic Science
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Arcadia University- Master of Science Degree
Program in Forensic
Science
Lawrence A. Presley, MS, MA, D-ABC
Director, Forensic Science Program
presley@arcadia.edu
- Criminal Justice Schools (I) Most forensic scientists specialize in a single
area, such as DNA analysis or firearm examination. Forensic scientists also
prepare reports documenting their findings and the laboratory techniques used.
http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/faqs/forensictech.php
- Criminal Justice Schools (II) While there are no mandatory licensing
requirements, most forensic scientists receive certification from one or more of the forensic specialty boards such as: The American Board of: Criminalistics, Forensic Entomology, Forensic Document Examiners, Forensic Toxicology, Medicolegal Death Investigators (ABMDI) that confers the title Registered Medicolegal Death Investigator. http://www.allcriminaljusticeschools.com/faqs/forensictech.php
- FBI
Laboratory- Forensic Science Training Unit- The
Forensic Science
Training Unit
provides training services and support through the following
programs: New
Agent Program—Provides instruction to new FBI and DEA
Agents on the
recognition, development, preservation, and collection of crime
scene evidence,
with emphasis on photography and fingerprinting. National
Academy—Provides instruction for the forensic science component of
the
National Academy, an
intensive 11-week law enforcement-management training
program for
national and international students. The Specialized Training
Program provides training to federal, state, and local forensic
laboratory and law
enforcement
personnel. More than 35 courses covering topics such as arson,
bombing,
chemistry and instrumental analysis, computer forensics, crime scene,
DNA, documents,
fingerprints, firearms identification, footwear identification,
microscopy,
photography, and quality assurance are offered. Many of these
courses are
accredited through the University of Virginia School of Continuing
Education. Distance
Learning Team—Designs and develops multimedia
courseware to
support training efforts within the FBI. These interactive training
materials are
avaliable to personnel of the following: the FBI; other federal
agencies; and
international, state, and local law enforcement and forensic
laboratory
personnel. Internet access is not required because the interactive
training
material is also available using a CD-ROM. University Education
Program—Provides financial support for Laboratory personnel to
earn advanced
academic degrees and/or certifications. New Professional
Core Curriculum
Training—Coordinates and teaches a mandatory series of classes to
the
laboratory's new examiners, technicians, engineers, and
scientists. The goal of the
curriculum is
to ensure all new professionals receive uniform, basic skills and
knowledge
training on topics including safety, ethics, evidence handling, public
speaking, and
testimony proficiency.
- Florida International University- Bachelor of Science Degree Department of
Chemistry www.fiu.edu/~ifri/
José
Almirall almirall@fiu.edu
Bruce McCord (Graduate Program)mccordb@fiu.edu
- Florida International University: International Forensic Research Institute:
- Forensic Science at FIU- The International Forensic Research Institute serves
local and national law enforcement efforts in the application of scientific
principles of the administration of justice. The main functions of this self-
supporting institute is to conduct original research in forensic science, transfer
technologies from other scientific disciplines for use in forensic applications,
provide scientific expertise to the law enforcement and legal community and
provide needed continuing education and advanced training to practicing
scientists. Contact: PH (305) 348- 6211 Fax: (305) 348-3772 Email:
- Forensic Science Camp (GCFS) Are you hooked on science? Are you a fan of
TV shows like CSI, Forensic Files, and Court TV? Or, are you just interested in
following current news stories and decide for yourself about the
validity of evidence? This camp will provide you an introduction to the latest
techniques in the scientific investigation of crime and will involve you in hands-
on practice in many of these techniques. Fingerprinting, trace evidence (hair, fur,
fiber) analysis, blood and blood spatter evidence, footprints and tire tracks, DNA
fingerprinting, forensic anthropology, forensic entomology, and much more will
be examined and experienced. Lab work, demonstrations, guest speakers, and
field trips will all play a part in this camp. Pre-requisites: Students must be
entering grades 7-9. Fee: $195 Location: LSU Campus Session: July 24-28,
Monday – Friday, 8:30 a.m. – 3:00 p.m..
- Forensic Science Schools There are two main elements in the training required to
become a general forensic scientist. The first involves academic courses, and the
second, on-the-job training usually with one of the main suppliers of primary
services to police.
http://www.forensicsciencesociety.org.uk/information/careers.html
- Master of Forensic Science Program- The Master of Forensic Science degree is
a 39-credit-hour program that prepares students to be leaders in the field of
forensic science as law enforcement, crime scene investigators, or forensic
laboratory specialists. For more Information:
www.nebrwesleyan.edu/cont_ed/mfs/index.php
- Nebraska-Wesleyan University- Master of Forensic Science Program- The
Master of Forensic Science (MFS) degree is a 39-credit-hour program that
prepares students to be leaders in the field of forensic science as law enforcement,
crime scene investigators, or forensic laboratory specialists. The first-year
curriculum focuses on giving the student a broad-based knowledge of the forensic
sciences. The second year classes offer students a choice of three tracks:
behavioral sciences, biology and chemistry, and investigative sciences. The
program provides all students with an understanding of the sciences employed in
the rapidly expanding field of forensics. Courses are offered mainly on Saturdays
and Friday evenings. This unique schedule allows professionals to work full time
while taking courses to obtain the advanced degree. Entering students are admitted
only in the fall semester which means each class remains together throughout the
program. For most students, the program takes just over two years to complete.
The NWU Master of Forensic Science Program was established in 2000; the
certificate program began in 1998. The MFS program is accredited by the North
Central Association of Colleges and Schools.
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Ohio University- Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
& Biochemistry- Clippinger Laboratory
http://www.chem.ohiou.edu/undergraduate/forensic.html
Dr. Peter de B.
Harrington peter.harrington@ohio.edu
- Ohio University: Bachelor of Science in Forensic Chemistry
www.chem.ohiou.edu/undergraduate/forensic.htm
- Saint Leo University The Bachelor degree in Criminal Justice at SLU is an in-
depth program that will enhance your effectiveness as a working professional,
provide a foundation for advancement to administrative levels, and prepare you for
graduate study in criminal justice
administration and related fields.
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University at Albany- Northeast Regional Forensic Institute- This is
an intense 21 week class in which the students have an option to earn 12
Graduate Credit hours from the University at Albany in Albany, New York.
Contact W. Mark Dale at wdale@umail.albany.edu
For more information: www.albany.edu/nerfi
- University of
Phoenix Online The Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice Administration provides students interested
in policing, criminal law, or corrections with an interdisciplinary study of
crime and justice in American society.
- University of Wisconsin at Milwaukee:
Computer Forensics and Investigations
Computer Forensics and Investigations present methods to properly
conduct computer forensics investigations.
This class begins with a discussion of ethics and continues with a
program that conforms to the objectives of the Interational Association of
Computer Investigative Specialists (IACIS) certification. Sessions: Thursday- Friday April 20-21
2006. Mark McFadden. Fee: $625.
- Virginia Institute of Forensic Science and Medicine www.vifsm.org
- Westwood College Online The Bachelor of Science degree in Criminal Justice equips students academically and professionally by developing a knowledge base in: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminology, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Investigation, Victimology, Ethics and Juvenile Justice
- Forensic Challenge Contest Test your forensic and hacking skills & win! This is a real-world monthly forensic challenge from a collection of actual penetrations. The scenarios and vulnerabilities will cover wireless hacking, web attacks, Cisco, Mac OS X, insider attacks, outsider attacks, SQL Server vulnerabilities, Windows, Novell & UNIX, SSH, PHP, and more. Each month the challenges will range from easy, moderate, hard, to expert. You’ll be given the following background and evidence You'll be required to provide a forensic matrix solving each hack attack.http://www.tigertools.net/contest.htm
- Association Awards for Members:
Outstanding Forensic Science Award
The nominee must be an Active Member of this Association for a minimum of
two (2) consecutive years and actively be working in a forensic science field.
http://www.fdiai.org/awards_for_the_association__outs.htm
- Association Awards for Members: Photography Award Members in good
standing of the FDIAI Photos may be color or black and white. Photos must
have been taken and cleared for publication within the last twelve (12) month
period, prior to the date of the annual conference. Related to law enforcement
only.
http://www.fdiai.org/awards_for_the_association__outs.htm
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- Association Awards for Members: Sustained Achievement Award The
nominee must be an Active Member of
this Association for a minimum of five (5) consecutive years and have fifteen (15)
active years in a forensic science field. This award will be presented to that
qualified nominee who, in the opinion of the Board of Directors, has made
valuable and consistent contributions in the field of Forensic Science and
dedication toward education and advancement in forensic science. http://www.fdiai.org/awards_for_the_association__outs.htm
- “Ask John Grisham” Contest http://www.jgrisham.com/contest à John
Grisham is a forensic science novelist.
- Forensic Biology Contest at Ferris State University
http://www.ferris.edu/htmls/future/careerguide/ArtSci.htm
- Arizona Forensic Science Competition
http://www.azflse.org/AZFLSE/lre/ForensicScienceCompetition.cfm