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1 DNA Analyst Mystery Incorporated Kaleigh Rubino, Stephanie Penhale, and Brooke Dooley

2 Job Description Responsible for analyzing evidence that can link suspects with specific crime scenes Focus on identifying DNA samples (blood, hair follicles, and body fluids) Works with law enforcement entities

3 Employment Opportunities and Trends The job outlook for growth is expected to be 19% in through 2020 DNA analysts are becoming increasingly effective and efficient Useful if expanded to property crimes (theft and burglary)

4 Annual Wages Usually $30,401- $62,214 Median $46,114

5 Working Conditions Work in privately owned forensic laboratories or police station crime labs Work in laboratory preparing and testing samples

6 Educational Requirements Undergraduate degree: minimum requirement of a bachelor’s degree related to molecular biology, genetics, or forensic sciences Graduate degree: a master of science in forensic science, molecular biology, human and molecular genetics, biomedical sciences, etc. Mandatory laboratory hours so students can familiarize themselves with equipment and laboratory procedures Master’s degree or doctorate necessary

7 Case Summary Cold Case of Murdered 5-Year-Old Alie Berrelez In 1993 Alie Berrelez was murdered by Nick Stofer, however her killer was not convicted due to not enough evidence In 2011, DNA analysts were able to analyze the small samples that they had found and came to the conclusion that it was indeed Stofer who had murdered the 5 year old Alie Berrelez

8 Related Occupations Forensic Scientist - forensic investigations that relate in some way to legal matters (criminal proceedings Research and development –includes basic research, research applications, and the development of new products, processes, or technologies. Ex: Biotechnology – advancements in DNA testing innovations

9 Resources http://abcnews.go.com http://education-portal.com http://www.crimesceneinvestigatoredu.org http://criminologycareers.about.com

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