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STEM principles relating to Forensics and solving Crime Scenes are explored. The presentation, labs and exercises will cover the following topics: Make a magnifying glass, take and identify and collect fingerprints, create & examine blood splatter patterns, identify an unknown power, chromatography, time-of-death exercises, cast footprints, and missing persons…. Each student gets a CSI Lab Kit to conduct the experiments. Current or former law enforcement Detectives will be teaching this class.
**Book 10 days before class begins b/c we have to ship our CSI Lab Kits to each student prior to the class.**
**Book 10 days before class begins b/c we have to ship our CSI Lab Kits to each student prior to the class.**
Makeup policy:
No makeups.
Refund policy:
No refund two weeks before class. 70% refund prior to the two weeks, or they can roll that registration to another class.
Additional details:
Book 12 days before class begins b/c we have to ship our CSI Lab Kits to each student prior to the class.
Upcoming Schedule for CSI Class for Students, Grade 6th-12th Learning Pod
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National CSI Camp was formed to educate junior high and high school aged students about Crime Scene Investigations. Some may aspire to pursue a post high school education or Law Enforcement. The discipline of Forensics marries both disciplines together.
Students will learn and actually work a mock Crime Scene Investigation from the beginning of the investigation/crime scene, all the way through the investigation’s entirety, culminating in a mock trial.
The students will learn the importance of the most recent, State of the Art Technologies including procedures in collecting and processing many different types of evidence. They will also learn the importance of documentation and processing evidence.
Many topics will be covered in each class including crime scene reconstruction, fingerprint classification, lifting fingerprints at the crime scene, classifying those prints and comparing them to a suspect(s). The class will also examine shoe print patterns, blood splatter analysis, DNA electrophoresis, basic chemistry, Courtroom procedures and the basics of testifying in an investigation from both the Defense and Prosecutions perspective.
Students will learn and actually work a mock Crime Scene Investigation from the beginning of the investigation/crime scene, all the way through the investigation’s entirety, culminating in a mock trial.
The students will learn the importance of the most recent, State of the Art Technologies including procedures in collecting and processing many different types of evidence. They will also learn the importance of documentation and processing evidence.
Many topics will be covered in each class including crime scene reconstruction, fingerprint classification, lifting fingerprints at the crime scene, classifying those prints and comparing them to a suspect(s). The class will also examine shoe print patterns, blood splatter analysis, DNA electrophoresis, basic chemistry, Courtroom procedures and the basics of testifying in an investigation from both the Defense and Prosecutions perspective.
Editor’s Tip
National CSI Camp's Police Detective instructors are “Bringing their Experience into the Classroom’.
