This list includes national and international meetings, conferences, educational courses, and seminars of interest to forensic scientists. If you would like to submit a posting, please contact Nancy Jackson.
Updated April 4, 2013
May 2013
13-18
Forensic Entomology
Sponsored By Missouri Western State University and the Southern Institute of Forensic Science. To be held in Saint Joseph, MO.
CONTACT:
Barbara Harris
Missouri Western State University
Department of Criminal Justice
4525 Downs Drive
St. Joseph, Missouri 64507
Phone: (816) 271-4293
Fax: (816) 271-4138
oaharris@missouriwestern.edu
13-15
Crime Scene Photography- Phase 2
This course will be held at Sirchie’s facility in Youngsville, NC.
CONTACT: (800)356-7311
www.sirchie.com
www.sirchie.com/training/training-programs/crimescenephotograph-phase1.html
15-16
Advances in Forensic Medicine & Pathology
This conference is presented by the Department of Pathology, University of Michigan
Course Director: Jeffrey Jentzen, MD, PhD
Contact: Angela Suliman
734-615-6371
asuliman@med.umich.edu
For additional information please visit our website: http://www.pathology.med.umich.edu/Forensics/index.php
15-17
6th Annual Forensic Investigation Conference: Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Child and Elder Abuse….From Scene to Courtroom
To be held at the Kansas City Convention Center in Kansas City, MO.
CONTACT:
saintlukesconcierge@saint-lukes.org
(816)-932-5100
15-17
Techniques for Optimizing Evidence Collection
To be held at The Center for Forensic Science Research and Education, Willow Grove, PA
Instructors: Dr. Christian Westring; Christine Campbell, RN, BSN, MS, SANE-A, CEN; Jill Yeakel, MSFS
This three-day course in biological sample collection will involve lectures and field exercises to instruct law enforcement officials and crime scene investigators in the techniques of optimum evidence collection.
http://forensicscienceeducation.org/courses-and-seminars/
24-25
Second International Workshop in Clinical Forensic Medicine
Topic: Child Abuse and Neglect (excluding sexual abuse)
To be held in the 14th century old historical rooms (Theatrum Anatomicum) of the Medical School of Montpellier, 2 rue Ecole de Medecine, Montpeiller, France
Registration fees (before April 1, 2013):
- General Public: 400 Euros
- Medical Students (valid ID): 200 Euros
- SFML Members or juniors: 100 Euros
Registration forms request: t e-baccino@chu-montpellier.fr
June 2013
3-7
26th Annual NMHM Forensic Anthropology Course (Formerly AFIP Course)
To be held at the Maryland Office of Chief Medical Examiner in Baltimore, MD.
CONTACT:
Robyn Hulvey, CMP, CGMP
The Henry M. Jackson Foundation for the Advancement of Military Medicine, Inc.
Rockville, MD 20850
(240) 694-2239
Cell: 301-917-4789
Fax: (240) 694-3121
rhulvey@hjf.org
http://hjf.cvent.com/2013ForensicAnthropology
3-7
Outdoor Human Remains Recovery
To be held at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX.
CONTACT:
Sophia Mavroudas
(512) 245-1900
FACTS@txstate.edu
www.txstate.edu/anthropology/facts/workshops.html
3-7
Death Scene Archaeology Field Methods in the Location, Recovery, and Interpretation of the Human Remains from Outdoor Context
To be held at Mercyhurst University
CONTACT:
Kathi Staaf
kstaaf@mercyhurst.edu
http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/contracted-services/forensic-sciences/short-courses-in-forensic-anthropology/
3-7
Human Remains Recovers
To be held at Forensic Investigation Research Station at Colorado Mesa University
CONTACT:
Melissa Connor
(970) 248-1219
mconnor@coloradomesa.edu
http://www.coloradomesa.edu/firs/recovery_class.html
4-5
Free Measurement Science and Standards in Forensic Handwriting Analysis Conference and Webcast
National Institute of Standards and Technology
100 Bureau Drive, Mail Stop 8102
Gaithersburg, MD 20899
About: The purpose of this free conference is to enhance the current state of forensic handwriting analysis through the use of advancements in measurement science and the latest research investments in quantitative analysis capabilities. This conference was designed through a collaboration with the American Academy of Forensic Sciences -Questioned Document Section, American Board of Forensic Document Examiners (ABFDE), American Society of Questioned Document Examiners (ASQDE), Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) Laboratory, National Institute of Justice (NIJ), National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), and the Scientific Working Group for Forensic Document Examination (SWGDOC).
Registration Link: http://www.nist.gov/oles/handwriting.cfm
5-6
Death Scene - A Forensic Entomology Field Training Workshop
To be held at Haskell farm 8 miles east of Rensselaer, IN
Workshop Fee: $325.00
The purpose of this forensic workshop is to provide death scene investigators (coroners, medical examiners, police investigators) with knowledge of entomological techniques used for recovering evidence from death scenes.
Contact: Neal H. Haskell, PhD
(219) 866-7824
blowflytechnologist@gmail.com
7
Fourth Annual Prescription for Criminal Justice Forensics
presented by the ABA Criminal Justice Section and co-sponsored by the AAFS, is slated for Friday, June 7, 2013, at Fordham Law School in New York City. This will be another riveting program on the absolute latest in criminal justice forensics. Topics presented by experts from across the country will include: Developments in Admissibility of Forensic Science Evidence, Cutting Edge Forensics Research, Post-Conviction Review of Hair Analysis Evidence, Lab Ethics & Quality Control, DNA Mixture Interpretations & Statistics, What the Government’s War on Computer Crime Means for Privacy Interest, and more. Don’t miss this essential update!
Click http://www.americanbar.org/content/dam/aba/events/criminal_justice/forensics_2013.pdf to review a complete brochure and to register for the conferenc
8
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: Chicago, IL
Psych Congress Network invites you to share your message with mental health and primary care clinicians at the upcoming regional conference in Chicago, IL.
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) conferences are specifically designed to empower providers to manage mental health conditions in the primary care setting by supporting the exchange of new scientific and clinical information. The 4 full-day meetings will deliver a national conference experience with a full-day, multi-topic agenda comprised of didactic sessions and discussion led by well-respected faculty with expertise in mental health and primary care.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 250 U.S. Based Primary Care Professionals Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
· Custom E-Blasts
· List Rentals
· Literature Distribution
· Product Theaters—No Longer Available
Download the Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/pcpmentalhealth/sponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
10-12
Forensic Taphonomy of Texas
To be held at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX.
CONTACT:
Sophia Mavroudas
(512) 245-1900
FACTS@txstate.edu
www.txstate.edu/anthropology/facts/workshops.html
10-14
Outdoor Recovery
CONTACT:
Dr. Dawnie Steadman
osteo@utk.edu
http://fac.utk.edu/courses.html
10-14
Laboratory Methods in the Identification of Human Skeletal Remains
To be held at Mercyhurst University
CONTACT:
Kathi Staaf
kstaaf@mercyhurst.edu
http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/contracted-services/forensic-sciences/short-courses-in-forensic-anthropology/
17-21
Forensic Anthropology Methods
To be held at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University in San Marcos, TX.
CONTACT:
Sophia Mavroudas
(512) 245-1900
FACTS@txstate.edu
www.txstate.edu/anthropology/facts/workshops.html
17-21
Human Identification
CONTACT:
Dr. Dawnie Steadman
osteo@utk.edu
http://fac.utk.edu/courses.html
17-21
Analysis of Bone Trauma and Pseudo-Trauma in Suspected Violent Deaths
To be held at Mercyhurst University
CONTACT:
Kathi Staaf
kstaaf@mercyhurst.edu
http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/contracted-services/forensic-sciences/short-courses-in-forensic-anthropology/
17-21
Cold Case Homicide Training
To be held at:
Methodist University Main Auditorium (Reeve's)
5400 Ramsey Street
Fayetteville, NC 28311
Cost: $150
The week will consist of Vidocq Society homicide investigation and forensic science training coupled with a cold case presentation. Attendees will also have the opportunity to present a cold case privately to the Vidocq Society Training Team. This unprecedented opportunity is open to law enforcement officers, prosecutors, crime analysts, crime scene investigators, and other related professions.
Register online at http://www.methodist.edu/ceja/events.htm after March 31, 2013.
17-21
Postmortem Toxicology
To be held at The Chemical Heritage Foundation, Philadelphia, PA
Course Fee: $1500
Instructors: Dr. Barry K. Logan, Dr. Ed Barbieri, Dr. Lewis Nelson, Dr. Jamie Downs, Dr. Bill Anderson, Dr. Graham Jones, Dr. Laura Labay, Dr. Bruce Goldberger, Dr. Dan Isenschmid, Dr. Robert Middleberg, Dr. Lee Blum, Dr. Karen Scott, and Dr. Marina Stajic.
About: An in-depth course in interpretive forensic toxicology, this course explores one of the most challenging areas of forensic science, given the complex range of considerations that must be applied in performing analysis, and reporting and interpreting results. Factors from choice of samples, collection tubes, postmortem redistribution, analytical approach, drug-drug interactions, and tolerance all play a part in providing accurate and reliable interpretive input for the pathologist or medical examiner. Suitable for both forensic toxicologists and pathologists, this course will address all aspects of the investigation of toxicological death, from the scene investigation to the autopsy, design of analytical approach tailored to specific types of death, the interpretation of results, and assessment of postmortem redistribution. This course will review the forensic pharmacology and toxicology of major drug categories found in toxic deaths including opioids, CNS depressants and antipsychotics, anticonvulsants, stimulants, CO, CN, H2S as well as less frequently tested-for toxins. The symposium will feature a panel Q&A session, and dual perspectives on deaths related to transdermal fentanyl patches.
ABFT AND FTCB Exams will be provided on the Friday afternoon at the close of the course to all interested applicants. This course is not endorsed by any certifying body. Students can apply at abft.org and ftcb.org.
http://forensicscienceeducation.org/courses-and-seminars/
22
Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting
Location: Chicago, IL
Psych Congress Network presents a full-day multi-topic conference designed to extend the live reach of the U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress Annual Meeting. The Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting will augment and develop innovative educational programming to keep mental health professionals at the forefront of therapeutic advances, policy changes, and patient care.
To view detailed information on these regional meetings, please visit http://www.psychcongress.com/psychregionals/exhibitorsponsorship and download the Exhibitor Sponsorship Guide or do not hesitate to contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical
& Pharmacogenetics Companies Companies: All Other Companies:
Jennifer Griffith Ken Palmer
Director Account Executive
Exhibits & Sponsorship Services Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
NACCME NACCME
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734 609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Fax: 714.922.6153 Fax: 609.371.2733
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
24-28
Eighth ISABS Conference on Forensic, Anthropologic, and Medical Genetics
To be held at the Le Meridien Lav, in Split, Croatia.
CONTACT:
info@isabs.hr
www.isabs.hr
22
Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: Chicago, IL
This series of 3 full-day multi-topic conferences is designed to extend the live reach of theU.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress Annual Meeting. Each conference will have a diverse agenda of educational sessions to engage learners and provide a national conference experience on the regional level.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 150 U.S. Based Mental Health Clinicians Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
• Table Top Exhibits
• Custom E-Blasts
• List Rentals
• Literature Distribution
• Product Theaters
Download the Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meetings Exhibits and Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/psychregionals/exhibitorsponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
24-28
Forensic Taphonomy
CONTACT:
Dr. Dawnie Steadman
osteo@utk.edu
http://fac.utk.edu/courses.html
June 24-28, 2013
Recovery and Interpretation of the Fatal Fire Scene
To be held at Mercyhurst University
Contact:
Kathi Staaf
kstaaf@mercyhurst.edu
http://mai.mercyhurst.edu/contracted-services/forensic-sciences/short-courses-in-forensic-anthropology/
July 2013
8-12
FoCoss Forensics
Forensic Comparative Science Specialists, LLC
Latent Print Processing + Footwear & Tire Track Impressions
Cost: $595 (or $375 for part)?
NH Technical Institute, Concord, NH
For more information or to register visit:
www.focossforensics.com
15-19
Inter/Micro Microscopy Conference
To be held at McCrone Research Institute, Chicago, IL
CONTACT:
Julie Antia
(312) 842-7100
intermicro@mcri.org
http://www.mcri.org/home/section/101-543/about-inter-micro
17-18
The Decomposition of Human Remains
To be held at the Forensic Investigation Research Station at Colorado Mesa University
CONTACT:
Melissa Connor
(970) 248-1219
mconnor@coloradomesa.edu
http://www.coloradomesa.edu/firs/decomposition_class.html
12-16?
FoCoss Forensics?
Forensic Comparative Science Specialists, LLC?
Bloodstain Pattern Documentation and Analysis?
Cost: $425?
NH Technical Institute, Concord, NH?
For more information or to register visit:?
www.focossforensics.com
22-25
Masters 15 Conference for Advanced Death Investigation
To be held at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO.
CONTACT:
Marcia R. Weis
(314) 577-8476
mweis4@slu.edu
http://medschool.slu.edu/masters
26
Identifying Human From Nonhuman Bone
To be held at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University - San Marcos.
CONTACT:
Sophia Mavroudas
(512) 245-1900
FACTS@txstate.edu
www.txstate.edu/anthropology/facts/workshops
August 2013
3-7
15th Meeting of the International Association of Craniofacial Identification
Facing an African Experience
The meeting will be jointly hosted by FARC (Forensic Anthropology Research Centre, Department of Anatomy, University of Pretoria) and the SAPS (South African Police Services).
CONTACT:
claire.venter@up.ac.za
http://faces2013.co.za/
4-10
The International Association for Identification
98th International Educational Conference
to be held in Providence, RI
Contact:
conference@theiai.org
www.theiai.org
12-16
FoCoss Forensics
Forensic Comparative Science Specialists, LLC
Crime Scene Processing
Cost: $595
NH Technical Institute, Concord, NH
For more information or to register visit:
www.focossforensics.com
September 2013
2-6
25th World Congress of the International Society for Forensic Genetics
To be held in Melbourne, Australia.
CONTACT:
http://isfg2013.org
7
Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting
Location: Philadelphia, PA
Psych Congress Network presents a full-day multi-topic conference designed to extend the live reach of the U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress Annual Meeting. The Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting will augment and develop innovative educational programming to keep mental health professionals at the forefront of therapeutic advances, policy changes, and patient care.
To view detailed information on these regional meetings, please visithttp://www.psychcongress.com/psychregionals/exhibitorsponsorship and download the Exhibitor Sponsorship Guide or do not hesitate to contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical
& Pharmacogenetics Companies Companies: All Other Companies:
Jennifer Griffith Ken Palmer
Director Account Executive
Exhibits & Sponsorship Services Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
NACCME NACCME
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734 609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Fax: 714.922.6153 Fax: 609.371.2733
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
9-13
Medicolegal Death Investigator Training Course
To be held at Saint Louis University in St. Louis, MO.
CONTACT:
Marcia R. Weis
(314) 577-8476
mweis4@slu.edu
http://medschool.slu.edu/mldi
16-20
Bloodstain Pattern Analysis II
To be held in Albuquerque, NM.
CONTACT:
Craig Gravel
Bevel, Gardner & Associates Inc.
(405) 706-8489
rcgravel@aol.com
www.bevelgardner.com
23-27
Advance Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop presented by the Northeast Forensic Training Center, Center for Business & Industry, Bethlehem, PA. Program flyer: http://www.northampton.edu/Documents/Business/nftc/AdvancedBPA_Sept2013.pdf
For additional information contact:
LeeAnn Singley
Grayson Singley Associates, LLC
717-554-3739
lsingleygsa@msn.com
29-Oct. 4
2013 Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting - A Twist on Forensic Science
To be held in Dayton, OH.
www.mafs.net
www.mcohio.org/government/mvrcl/mafs_2013.html
October 2013
8-10
Crime Scene Photography- Phase 1
This course will be held at Sirchie’s facility in Youngsville, NC.
CONTACT:
(800)356-7311
www.sirchie.com
www.sirchie.com/training/training-programs/crimescenephotograph-phase1.html
12
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: San Francisco, CA
Psych Congress Network invites you to share your message with mental health and primary care clinicians at the upcoming regional conference in San Francisco, CA.
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) conferences are specifically designed to empower providers to manage mental health conditions in the primary care setting by supporting the exchange of new scientific and clinical information. The 4 full-day meetings will deliver a national conference experience with a full-day, multi-topic agenda comprised of didactic sessions and discussion led by well-respected faculty with expertise in mental health and primary care.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 250 U.S. Based Primary Care Professionals Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
· Custom E-Blasts
· List Rentals
· Literature Distribution
· Product Theaters—No Longer Available
Download the Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/pcpmentalhealth/sponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
17-19
13th Annual Conference: Passing the Torch: A National Symposium on the 50th Anniversary of the Assassination of President John F. Kennedy
CONTACT:
wechtinstitute@duq.edu
www.duq.edu/forensics
19
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: Jersey City, NJ
Psych Congress Network invites you to share your message with mental health and primary care clinicians at the upcoming regional conference in Jersey City, NJ.
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) conferences are specifically designed to empower providers to manage mental health conditions in the primary care setting by supporting the exchange of new scientific and clinical information. The 4 full-day meetings will deliver a national conference experience with a full-day, multi-topic agenda comprised of didactic sessions and discussion led by well-respected faculty with expertise in mental health and primary care.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 250 U.S. Based Primary Care Professionals Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
· Custom E-Blasts
· List Rentals
· Literature Distribution
· Product Theaters—No Longer Available
Download the Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/pcpmentalhealth/sponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
27-30
Southwestern Association of Forensic Scientists (SWAFS) Fall Meeting
Location: Santa Fe, NM.
See http://www.swafs.us/ for more details.
Eldorado Hotel & Spa Book Hotel with SWAFS:
http://booking.ihotelier.com/istay/istay.jsp?groupID=1009041&hotelID=3601
November 2013
9
Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: Austin, TX
This series of 3 full-day multi-topic conferences is designed to extend the live reach of the U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress Annual Meeting. Each conference will have a diverse agenda of educational sessions to engage learners and provide a national conference experience on the regional level.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 150 U.S. Based Mental Health Clinicians Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
• Table Top Exhibits
• Custom E-Blasts
• List Rentals
• Literature Distribution
• Product Theaters
Download the Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meetings Exhibits and Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/psychregionals/exhibitorsponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
15-17
World Congress on Infant Head Trauma
Location: The Center for American and International Law
5201 Democracy Drive
Plano, TX USA
The World Congress on Infant Head Trauma brings together international speakers to find common ground and debate controversial topics in pediatric forensic pathology. This unique congress focuses primarily on the pathology and etiology of head trauma (and its mimics) and not the overarching issue of child abuse.
Two teams have been assembled – one headed by Dr. Greg Schmunk, and one by Dr. John Plunkett. Each team will have up to 10 hours to present their science to the audience. The presentations and subsequent discussions will be moderated by Dr. Chris Milroy.
You should attend if you are a forensic pathologist or forensic pathology fellow, pediatrician or child advocate, law enforcement officer or attorney (prosecuting or defense). Up to 20 CME credits (purchased separately) are available for eligible physicians.
For more information please visit our website www.sbstriad.com and the store https://store.academicfp.com to register.
16
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care 1-Day Regional Meetings
Location: Phoenix, AZ
Psych Congress Network invites you to share your message with mental health and primary care clinicians at the upcoming regional conference in Phoenix, AZ.
Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) conferences are specifically designed to empower providers to manage mental health conditions in the primary care setting by supporting the exchange of new scientific and clinical information. The 4 full-day meetings will deliver a national conference experience with a full-day, multi-topic agenda comprised of didactic sessions and discussion led by well-respected faculty with expertise in mental health and primary care.
PROFESSIONAL REACH: 250 U.S. Based Primary Care Professionals Per Meeting
SPONSORSHIP SERVICES:
· Custom E-Blasts
· List Rentals
· Literature Distribution
· Product Theaters—No Longer Available
Download the Integrating Mental Health in Primary Care (IMHPC) Sponsorship brochure online at
http://www.psychcongress.com/pcpmentalhealth/sponsorship.
For more information or to reserve your sponsorship, please contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical & Pharmacogenetics Companies
Jennifer Griffith
Director, Exhibits & Sponsorship Services
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com
All Other Companies
Ken Palmer
Account Executive, Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
22
Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting
Location: Austin, TX
Psych Congress Network presents a full-day multi-topic conference designed to extend the live reach of the U.S. Psychiatric and Mental Health Congress Annual Meeting. The Psych Congress 1-Day Regional Meeting will augment and develop innovative educational programming to keep mental health professionals at the forefront of therapeutic advances, policy changes, and patient care.
To view detailed information on these regional meetings, please visit http://www.psychcongress.com/psychregionals/exhibitorsponsorship and download the Exhibitor Sponsorship Guide or do not hesitate to contact a Psych Congress Network representative:
Laboratories, Medical Device, Pharmaceutical
& Pharmacogenetics Companies Companies: All Other Companies:
Jennifer Griffith Ken Palmer
Director Account Executive
Exhibits & Sponsorship Services Exhibit & Sponsorship Services
NACCME NACCME
Office/Mobile: 949.302.0734 609.630.6271 | Cell: 973.219.9810
Fax: 714.922.6153 Fax: 609.371.2733
Jennifer.Griffith@NACCME.com Ken.Palmer@NACCME.com
December 2013
9-13
Basic Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop
Presented by the Specialized Training Unit at the Miami-Dade Public Safety Training Institute in Doral, FL
CONTACT:
Toby L. Wolson, MS, F-ABC
Miami-Dade Police Department
Forensic Services Bureau
9105 N.W. 25th St.
Doral, FL 33172
(305) 471-3041
Fax: (305) 471-2052
twolson@mdpd.com
FEBRUARY 2014
3
Forensic Facial Reconstruction Sculpture With Karen T. Taylor
To be held at the Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State University - San Marcos
CONTACT:
Sophia Mavroudas
(512) 245-1900
FACTS@txstate.edu
www.txstate.edu/anthropology/facts/workshops
17-21
Math and Physics of Bloodstain Pattern Analysis Workshop
presented by the Specialized Training Unit at the Miami-Dade Public Safety Training Institute, Doral, Florida.
For information contact:
Officer Rosa Holtz
Miami-Dade Public Safety Training Institute
Specialized Training Unit, Bldg. 300
9106 N.W. 58th St.
Doral, FL 33178
Voice: 305-715-5022
Fax: 305-715-5107
E-mail: rholtz@mdpd.com
25-27
5th International Conference on Current Trends in Forensic Sciences, Forensic Medicine & Toxicology
Organized by Indian Association of Medico-Legal Experts (Regd), New Delhi, India
& Institute of Education and Research, Noida, Uttar Pradesh
Venue:
The International Centre Goa
Dr E Borges Road, Dona Paula
Goa- 403004 India
All information is available at our conference web site http://www.iamleconf.in
APRIL 2014
1-3
FAA Colloquium: Postmortem Forensic Toxicology In Aviation
To be held at the FAA's Mike Monroney Aeronautical Center in Oklahoma City, OK
Complete details are found at: ?http://www.faa.gov/go/toxmeeting
OTHER COURSES
FoCoss Forensics
Forensic Comparative Science Specialists, LLC
Crime Scene Certification Prep
Date: TBD (3-day class in summer or fall of 2013)
Cost: $195
Location: TBD (NH)
Please contact us to get on the class list?
www.focossforensics.com
Essentials of Bayesian Networks in Forensic Science - NEW short course
From September 2012 to February 2013 (around 150 hours training, 5 ECTS).
To acquire solid understanding of the principles of Bayesian Networks (BNs) and master graphical inference modeling using specialized BN software.
For more information go to: www.formation-continue-unil-epfl.ch/forensicbn.
The Sanisera Field School: New Course on Bioarcheology and Classical Archaeology
In Seville and Menorca Spain for 2013. This course deals with bioarchaeology and classical archaeology focusing on the excavation and study of both the urban structures of the Roman city of Sanisera and inhumation tombs from the classical period as well as the study of a unique collection of Roman pottery and human remains from Roman Villas in Seville.
For more information go to: http://www.ecomuseodecavalleria.com/201316-bioarchaeology-and-classical-archaeology-in-Seville-and-Menorca.asp.
YEAR-ROUND COURSES
Year-Round
American Society of Crime Laboratory Directors, Laboratory Accreditation Board (ASCLD/LAB)
Locations for each training event are posted on our website. We attempt to schedule classes in all regions of the USA in order to make travel expenses reasonable for attendees.
CONTACT:
Ms. Anja Einseln, Training Manager
ASCLD/LAB
139J Technology Drive
Garner, NC 27529
(919) 773-2600
Fax: (919) 773-2602
Course information posted at: www.ascld-lab.org/trng/trngoverview.html
Organizational website: www.ascld-lab.org/
Year-Round
McCrone Research Institute Courses
For specific courses, dates, and locations, click on the following link:
www.mcri.org/home/section/10-15/mcri-course-listing
Year-Round
Professional Analytical and Consulting Services (PACS) Short Courses
For specific courses, dates, and locations:
CONTACT:
Barbara Sherman
PACS, Inc.
409 Meade Drive
Coraopolis, PA 15108
(724) 457-6576 or (800) 367-2587
Fax: (724) 457-1214
HNpacs@aol.com
www.pacslabs.com/
Year-Round
SIRCHIE
Location and date information for 2012-13 courses are available on SIRCHIE's website at: www.sirchie.com.
To enroll, call (800) 356-7311 or register online at:
Evidence Collection, Crime Scene Technology Accelerated Training Program:
www.sirchie.com/training/training-programs/evidence-collection-training-program.html
Bloodstain Pattern Documentation Course:
www.sirchie.com/training/training-programs/blood.html
Year-Round
Certificate Program in Forensic Toxicology
Thursdays, January 17-May 9, 2013
Center for Forensic Science Research & Education
2300 Stratford Avenue
Willow Grove, PA 19090
(215) 366-1591
Fax: (215) 366-1525
info@forensicscienceeducation.org
Year-Round
West Virginia University Online Continuing Education Forensic Courses
CONTACT:
Robin Bowen
(304) 293-6214
robin.bowen@mail.wvu.edu
www.elearn.wvu.edu/Continuing/Forensic_Science/
ONLINE COURSES
RTI International
Desarrollar un protocolo de Personas Desaparecidas
Este curso está diseñado para proveer a las agencias y centros de información que ayudan en casos de personas desaparecidas con la información necesaria para desarrollar protocolos que garanticen investigaciones coherentes y eficaces de casos de personas desaparecidas. El material de este curso es aplicable a todas las agencias, independientemente de su tamaño, y contará con los recursos gratuitos que ayudan a los organismos para responder mejor a e investigar casos de personas desaparecidas. Los temas incluyen cómo utilizar con eficacia los recursos gratuitos disponibles para los desaparecidos y los casos no identificados, trabajando efectivamente con las familias de personas desaparecidas, y responder a situaciones especiales, tales como de alto riesgo, casos de personas desaparecidas.
CONTACT:
RTI International
Center for Forensic Sciences Continuing Education Program
866.252.8415
cfs-forensic-ed@rti.org
RTI International
Repentina, inexplicable de Investigación de Muerte Infantil: Crecimiento y Desarrollo Infantil
Este curso basado en la web, bajo demanda es un panorama general de crecimiento y desarrollo infantil y cómo se relaciona con las investigaciones repentina e inexplicable de mortalidad infantil. Los temas cubiertos incluyen el crecimiento infantil normal y anormal, la vigilancia del crecimiento, y los hitos del desarrollo infantil.
CONTACT:
RTI International
Center for Forensic Sciences Continuing Education Program
866.252.8415
cfs-forensic-ed@rti.org
ONLINE SELF-LEARNING
