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National Crime Information Center
Dental Coding Workshop
June 26-27, 2010
Baltimore, Maryland
Download the information and registration packet.
Digital Video Processing Techniques
June 8-10, 2010
Iowa DCI Crime Laboratory
Ankeny, IA
Download the information phamplet here!
Resolution Video will be conducting an additional free one day introduction to the StarWitness processing software of June 7th!
For more information please the information session link or www.resvid.com
ASCLD/LAB is pleased to be able to provide our customers and other interested parties with training that has been developed with the forensic community’s specific needs in mind. Our primary focus in training will be to help crime laboratory personnel understand ISO/IEC 17025 General Requirements for the Competency of Testing and Calibration Laboratories and the quality principles upon which this document is based. We invite you to review the list of classes, presentations and workshops we have planned and select the most appropriate program based on your needs. Detailed descriptions and class dates can be found at the following link
ASCLD Training Webpage
The Training and Records Testimony Team (TRTT) of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's Criminal Justice Information Services (CJIS) Division provides training and expert witness testimony in the science of fingerprints, including all the proper preparation/ processing of friction ridge skin, and criminal history report data to agencies with authorized access to the CJIS systems. The TRTT offers a variety of classes which are conducted at the FBI/CJIS Division in Clarksburg, West Virginia. In addition, some of our courses are available via Video Teleconferencing (VTC). Agencies are encouraged to send their employees to the FBI/CJIS Division to obtain fingerprint and criminal history training from the TRTT. The internal classes are scheduled on a quarterly basis and advertised on the FBI's Internet site at http://www.fbi.gov.
Forensic Management Academy™
April 11 – April 16, 2010
Morgantown, WV
Contemporary business practices can improve the operation of your laboratory, and this week-long training can teach you how to improve your lab's efficiency and your staff's capabilities. The instructors use a mix of interactive projects, case studies, and lecture.
Who should attend: Forensic laboratory managers, law enforcement executives, and aspiring forensic service providers who want to learn better business practices. Attendance is limited to 35 people.
Topics: Leadership, succession planning, team building, business skills, conflict resolution, cost benefit analysis, budgeting, motivation, strategy, and performance and project management.
For more information or to apply, contact Lisa Poling at 304-293-7961 or visit www.be.wvu.edu/execed/fmgmt.htm
College of Microscopy
Located in Westmont, Illinois, the College of Microscopy is an institution for special instruction and specialized education, whose goal is to advance the knowledge and understanding of light and electron microscopy for materials analysis. It is dedicated to quality hands-on teaching of micro-analytical principles, techniques and applications, using state-of the-art light and electron microscopes and accessories. One of the advantages of attending a course at the College of Microscopy is that our courses are taught primarily by experienced senior staff scientists from McCrone Associates, Inc. who solve microanalytical problems on a daily basis. That’s why it’s true when we say, "Learn From Experience ... Learn From The Experts."
Visit the College of Microscopy Online Course Calender
Courses From the McCrone Research Institute
Our courses, usually one-week in length, are designed to provide practicing scientists with training in critical applied microscopy. Some courses provide an overview and emphasize the proper use of the microscope and its accessories; others are more specific.
Each course has lectures, demonstrations, and hands-on laboratory practice so that students learn each technique by hearing about it, watching it being done, and then doing it. Students learn powerful and effective methods for studying, characterizing, and identifying materials of all kinds, and for rapidly solving research, production, and quality control problems. Students are welcome to bring with them questions and samples pertaining to their particular area of interest.
McCrone Course Calenders
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