FORENSIC
WORKSHOPS
Bugs, Bones and Botany
Maples Center for Forensic Medicine
University of Florida
September 10-14. 2012
8:00
a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
FEE
575.00 (US):
Includes tuition and student materials plus continental breakfast
and lunch each day.
CLASSES
Each morning begins with classroom lectures.
The workshop will divide students into small groups each afternoon that
rotate through each of the instructors in practical teaching sessions.
Class size is limited!
DRESS
Casual.
Close-toe shoes and comfortable clothing are recommended for outdoor practical
teaching exercises. Insect repellent
and sunscreen are highly recommended.
Each attendee may also wish to bring their own camera.
Current course information and on-line credit card
registration is available at:
http:/www.conferences.dce.ufl.edu/vetforensics
Animal Crime
Scene Workshop
Maples Center for Forensic Medicine
University of Florida
October 10-12, 2012
COURSE OBJECTIVES
This course is designed to demonstrate the proper scene processing techniques
for the detection and recovery of physical evidence from cases of animal
neglect, cruelty and death. Students
will get hands-on experience in the excavation of a gravesite and the exhumation
of buried remains. Emphasis will be
placed on the collection of associated physical evidence from the crime scene.
The proper collection techniques will be demonstrated and students will be
expected to implement those techniques throughout the excavation process.
FEE
$375.00 (US):
Includes tuition and
student materials plus continental breakfast and lunch each.
LODGING
The Cabot Lodge is situated off I-75
and Archer Road, and is centrally located to shopping, dining and entertainment.
This location is convenient to the University of Florida Campus. To make
your hotel reservations, call the Cabot at 800-843-8735 and refer to the Group
name “Maples Center”. The reservation deadline is October 15, 2010.
Room rates are $79.00 per night.
Current course information and on-line credit card
registration is available at:
http:/www.conferences.dce.ufl.edu/vetforensics
