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.

Feb. 11: Daniel Greenfield, Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Mental Health Professional in the Legal System

Feb. 18: George Handel, Uniform Services, University of Health Sciences, Clinical Consequences from Chemical Explosions 

Feb. 25: Walter Williams, Warwick Criminalist, Blood Evidence Before the Lab

Mar. 4: Kirk Yeager, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Bombings Throughout the Ages

Mar. 11: Wayne Miller, ATF (retired), Bang Boom Burn

Mar. 18: SPRING BREAK

Mar. 25: Brooke (Weinger) Kammrath, U New Haven; Assistant Director, Henry C. Lee Inst., Forensic Analysis of Paint

Apr. 1: Priya Banerjee, Former State Medical Examiner, now Anchor Forensics, Forensic Medical Examination

Apr. 8: Adam Hall, Boston University, Professor of Forensics,The Life and Legacy of Dr. Richard Saferstein

Apr. 15: Jim Clift, Providence Police Detective, Crime Scene Investigation

Apr. 22: James Fox, Northeastern Univ. Professor of Criminology, Mass Shootings at Home, Work, School and Public Places

Apr. 29: Steven Johnson, Private Investigator, Facial Identification

Use links on our website to live stream or watch later: https://www.chm.uri.edu/forensics/seminars.php