The Young Forensic Scientists Forum (YFSF) is a group within the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) that is dedicated to the education, enrichment and development of emerging forensic scientists and future leaders of the field. The participants of the YFSF are drawn from all sections and membership levels of the AAFS. The YFSF provides an avenue for new forensic scientists to interact with and become part of the established forensic science community. This is accomplished through meetings and educational sessions at the annual AAFS conference, a semi-annual newsletter, a mentorship program, informational databases and this website.

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• The Role of the Forensic Scientist in
  the New Millennium
  by Christopher S. Palenik
  
• The Role of the Forensic Scientist in
  the New Millennium With the Example
  of Fire Debris Analysis
  by Eric Stauffer
  
• The Role of the Forensic Pathologist
  in the New Millennium
  by Stephen L. Sgan, MD

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