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June 3  |  7:00 am-3:45 pm  |  Student Center Ballroom
$129 before April 22, then $149 |  0.6 CEUs/6 CEHs Included

Join us to celebrate 31 years of Aging Well! The past year has challenged us and, in some ways, has made us rethink the way we live and what we value. This year’s special conference will include keynote presentations and sessions by experts who will share perspectives on challenging social norms, accessing healthcare, and taking care of ourselves physically, mentally, and spiritually as we continue on the journey of aging.  

This 6-day workshop focuses on the proper techniques associated with the location, identification, and collection of human remains and attendant physical evidence in forensic context.

The full mock grave excavation will cover special topics including:

• Remote sensing techniques such as aerial photography and drone / FLIR footage
• Hands on experience with scent dogs, GPR, GPS, and Faro 3D mapping
• Forensic archaeological methods
• Scene photography
• Proper evidence collection.

Additionally, you will learn about analysis in a laboratory. Laboratory analysis of skeletal material (in the form of the complete human skeleton) will include the inventory, measurement, and estimation of age, sex, ancestry, stature, pathology, individuating features. 

Credits Available: ABMDI (40 credit hours), POST / LESB and Department of Safety and Professional Services credits pending.

Disclaimer: As this course is organized independently, the views and opinions of the presenters are also independent and do not represent those of the American Board of Medicolegal Death Investigators

Attending a Ranger Saturday is the perfect way for you and your family to have an introductory look at Parkside. The visit features a presentation on our admissions process and academic offerings, a tour of campus, and a student panel. 

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