The Forensic Science Seminar Series is offered each semester by the Forensic Science Partnership. Speakers represent the many different specialized areas of forensic science. The speakers present their real-life experience in their field. Seminars are offered for credit, but are also open to the public at no cost. Take a look at this semester's lineup! All seminars will be held on Fridays in the new Richard E. Beaupre Center for Chemical and Forensic Sciences building: Beaupre 100, from 3:30 - 5:00 PM.

Oct. 1: Thomas Mauriello, Forensic Consultant, Truth & Lies of the Polygraph

Oct. 8: Bridget Buxton, URI Professor, Forensic Archaeology

Oct. 15: Bruce Goldfarb, Chief Mediacl Examiner, M.D., Frances Glessner Lee - Unexplained Deaths

Oct. 22: Eliot Springer, Deputy Director Police Lab, NYPD, Choose a job you love and you will never have to work a day in your life (Confucius ~ 479 B.C.) – Reflections on Forensic Science!    

Oct. 29: Eva Marie Mancuso, Managing partner, Hamel, Waxler, Allen, Collins, Civil Litigation

Nov. 5: Chief Michael Jacoda, URI Police, Active Shooter

Nov. 12: Jack Levin, Professor, NBJ, Extreme Killing

Nov. 19: Mike Driscoll, Forensic Investigator, Impacts of Fire Spread on Major Loss Investigations

Dec. 3: Judith Crowell, Defense Attorney, Defending the Guilty

Dec. 10: Joseph Courtesis, JCour-Consulting, The Ethical Use of Investigative Technology in Law Enforcement

Use links at the Website to live stream or watch later: https://www.chm.uri.edu/forensics/seminars.php