Investigate a mock crime scene from start to finish
Are you a high school student interested in solving crimes? If so, forensic science may be the major for you. Attend Point Park University's CSI summer camp from July 17-19, 2012 and gain hands-on experience in this exciting profession.
Edward Strimlan, M.D., a forensic science professor at Point Park and former chief forensic investigator for Allegheny County, will lead students in a mock crime scene investigation from start to finish. Point Park's CSI summer camp will be held each day from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. and will include the following:
- Crime scene investigation lecture
- Crime scene house processing and evidence lab
- Hair analysis lab
- Impression evidence lab
- Finger print lecture by Officer Blasé Kraeer of the Pittsburgh Police Crime Unit
- Finger print lab
- "Forensic Jeopardy"
- Certificate presentations and more!
Register here online
The total cost for the three-day camp is $100 and includes lunch, a T-shirt and supplies.
The registration deadline is May 15, 2012.
For questions and more information, call Edward Strimlan, M.D., at 412-392-4756 or email estrimlan@pointpark.edu.
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