Georgia Southern University’s Forensic Science Symposium
Date: September 30
Location: Military Science Building, Statesboro Campus
Time: 8 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Georgia Southern University’s College of Science and Mathematics (COSM) is collaborating with Shimadzu Scientific Instruments to host the second annual Forensic Science Symposium. This year’s symposium features an expanded agenda, including a variety of speakers, poster presentations, and a panel discussion on a wide range of forensic topics.
Key Highlights:
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Keynote Speaker: Jessica Rock, Animal Crimes Resource Prosecutor, Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia.
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Topics Covered: Forensic pathology, palynology, nursing, psychology, and more.
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Panelists:
- Jared Akins, Interim Statesboro Police Chief
- Lindsay Smith, GBI Region Five Special Agent in Charge
- Matthew Diggins, Crime Scene Investigator, Chatham County Police Department
- Catherine Sumner, Ogeechee Judicial Circuit District Attorney
Ed Mondor, Ph.D., the interim director of the Georgia Southern Center for Forensic Sciences, emphasizes the event’s inclusiveness, stating it serves students, faculty, and law enforcement alike.
Partnership: This symposium continues the collaboration with Shimadzu, which has supplied advanced equipment and learning opportunities to students, showcasing the application of cutting-edge technology in forensic science.
Registration:
- Cost: Free
- Limit: First 100 registrants
- Registration Link: Register Here
- Catered Lunch Provided
This event represents a significant opportunity for anyone interested in forensic science, from students to law enforcement professionals and the general public.
