Facial Reconstruction
A combination of lectures and laboratory exercises to demonstrate the techniques of facial reconstruction on a human skull. This technique is used in the identification of unknown remains and in constructing facial likeness of historical individuals. Special topics include characteristics of facial anatomy, photographic superimposition and age progression techniques. |
| Credit:
Three (3) hours Graduate/Undergraduate Credit/Non-Credit Instructor(s): Roy Pascal Date Offered: Aug 11-16, 2003 Place Offered: New Orleans, Louisiana 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
Basic Forensic Anthropology and Case Studies in the
Investigation of Violent Crimes
Human Skeletal Remains: Search, Recovery, and Identification
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