Camps and Conferences

Crime Scene Investigation

Pattern Evidence: June 11 - 15, 2012
Advanced Crime Scene Investigation: June 18 - 22, 2012
George J. Beto Criminal Justice Center

The Southeast Texas Applied Forensic Science Facility at Sam Houston State University in association with the College of Criminal Justice is pleased to offer a one week course:

Crime Scene Investigation
Designed for High School Teachers

COURSE CONTENT

Advanced Crime Scene Investigation:

CSI Processing (identification, collection, preservation, etc.)
Entomology and Human Decomposition
Forensic Anthropology
Human Skeletal Recovery and Documentation

Pattern Evidence:

Blood Spatter
Fingerprinting
Trace Evidence

BOOKING AND PRICING

Registration
Register online or by mail. Space is limited to 25 attendees. DEADLINE: Feb 29, 2012 for both classes. Please be advised that course presentation is contingent upon minimum enrollment of attendees. In the rare case of a cancellation, enrolled attendees will be notified promptly and refunds will be processed quickly.

Accommodations
Discount hotel room rates are available at the University Hotel, 1610 Bobby K. Marks Drive, Huntsville, TX 77341; Phone: (936) 291-2151. Mention the CSI High School Teacher Training to receive the discounted rate of $77.95 plus tax/per night which includes continental breakfast. Discount rate is available until June 1, 2011.

Course Cost
Pattern Evidence
* * $575.00 if registered and paid by January 31, 2012
* * $625.00 regular registration

Advanced Crime Scene Investigation
* * $600.00 if registered and paid by January 31, 2012
* * $650.00 regular registration
(Lunch and dinner will be on your own.)
No refunds but substitutions are allowed.

For course information, please contact Dr. Joan Bytheway at (936) 294-4814 or email at bytheway@shsu.edu

For administrative questions, please contact Tammy Winkler at (936) 294-1674 or email at icc_tlw@shsu.edu

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