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Warm Up Objective: Scientists will describe forensic science careers by researching and creating a forensic scientist resume. What is the topic? What will you be doing? Why is this important? How will you know if you have done well?
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Warm Up Objective: Scientists will describe forensic science careers by researching and creating a forensic scientist resume. What is the topic? Forensic science careers What will you be doing? Research; create resume Why is this important? Understand responsibilities; future career choice How will you know if you have done well? Able to describe forensic science careers; created complete resume
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Crime Labs What are the four major categories of crime labs? Briefly explain what each is responsible for doing.
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Crime Labs What are the four major categories of crime labs? Briefly explain what each is responsible for doing. Federal: federal crimes—terrorism, serial killers, drug trafficking, human trafficking, kidnapping
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Crime Labs What are the four major categories of crime labs? Briefly explain what each is responsible for doing. Federal: federal crimes—terrorism, serial killers, drug trafficking, human trafficking, kidnapping State: crimes within the state
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Crime Labs What are the four major categories of crime labs? Briefly explain what each is responsible for doing. Federal: federal crimes—terrorism, serial killers, drug trafficking, human trafficking, kidnapping State: crimes within the state County: county crimes
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Crime Labs What are the four major categories of crime labs? Briefly explain what each is responsible for doing. Federal: federal crimes—terrorism, serial killers, drug trafficking, human trafficking, kidnapping State: crimes within the state County: county crimes Municipal: city/village/town crimes
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Forensic Psychiatry Forensic Odontology Forensic Engineering Forensic Entomology Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Forensic Odontology Forensic Engineering Forensic Entomology Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Law and mental health behaviors Forensic Odontology Forensic Engineering Forensic Entomology Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Law and mental health behaviors Forensic Odontology Teeth Forensic Engineering Forensic Entomology Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Law and mental health behaviors Forensic Odontology Teeth Forensic Engineering Investigation of failures (performance) of structures/devices Forensic Entomology Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Law and mental health behaviors Forensic Odontology Teeth Forensic Engineering Investigation of failures (performance) of structures/devices Forensic Entomology Insects that colonize in human tissue Forensic Pathology
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Forensic Science Specialties
Specialty Focus Forensic Anthropology Human remains—skeleton (bones) Forensic Psychiatry Law and mental health behaviors Forensic Odontology Teeth Forensic Engineering Investigation of failures (performance) of structures/devices Forensic Entomology Insects that colonize in human tissue Forensic Pathology Determines cause of death by examining the corpse
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Forensic Scientist Responsibilities
What are the major responsibilities of all forensic scientists?
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Forensic Scientist Responsibilities
What are the major responsibilities of all forensic scientists? Identify, collect, analyze evidence related to crimes Testify as an expert witness
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Resume Choose one of the specialties. Create a resume.
You can use the back of your paper as a guide. Finished? Extra credit opportunity—research the St. Valentine’s Day Massacre and complete the case study.
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