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National Forensic
Science Conference
Hamline University, the American Academy of Forensic Sciences and Court TV® are pleased to announce plans for the 12th Annual Forensic Science Educational Conference which will be held June 21-23, 2007, on the Saint Paul campus of Hamline University.
The goal of the three-day conference is to provide to middle- and high school science teachers instruction on the use of the scientific method in the investigation of crime. The following forensic disciplines will be included in both lectures and hands-on workshops: fingerprints, anthropology, firearms and tool marks, questioned documents, DNA analysis, trace evidence, blood stain pattern interpretation, pathology, entomology, and chemistry.
There will also be sessions devoted to curriculum development and a luncheon presented by Court TV® featuring its education series Forensics in the Classroom.
For information about the event and/or an application, visit: www.aafs.org. The conference is limited to the first 100 teachers to register. Cost is $250 per conference attendee. Limited scholarships are available.
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