This course provides the student with a series of lectures and field experiences on the various methods of the recovery of human skeletal remains. lecture topics include recovery techniques, map reading, scene documentation and basic forensic anthropology to aid in identification. Forensic odontology, forensic radiology and other basic methods of identification will also be presented. Field experiences on recovery and documentation of surface scenes, grave scenes and fire scenes will be provided to support principals discussed in the lecture. |
| Credit:
Three (3) hours Graduate/Undergraduate Credit/Non-Credit Instructor(s): Dr. Hugh Berryman, Dr. Steve Symes, Dr. Richard Dial Date Offered: Oct 13-15, 2003 Place Offered: Denver, Colorado Contact Information: Dr. Ed Waldrip / Southern Institute of Forensic Science P.O. Box 15764 • Hattiesburg, MS 39404 Phone: 601.794.6765 email: ewaldrip@hotmail.com |
Other Courses
Offered:
Blood Spatter Pattern Analysis in Violent Crime
Techniques of Facial Reconstruction
Basic Forensic Anthropology
Seminars
Offered:
Mothers Who Kill Their Children
Murder, Mutilation and Dismemberment Crimes
First Annual “Blues and Clues” Seminar in Death Investigation
Criminal Profiling of the Violent Predator