Contact us to join you at your next training or conference! We offer 1-3 hour presentations on interesting cases, lessons learned, or guidance in our fields of expertise!
See some of the seminars we have ready to go below!
Contributions of forensic anthropology to homicide investigations
Homicide detectives are frequently not aware of the information a forensic anthropologist can ascertain from human skeletal remains. This seminar informs investigators how to initially respond to scenes, how to properly recover human remains, what human skeletal remains can tell us during an analysis, and how the information in a forensic anthropology report can be used to compare to potential missing persons.
The Search, recovery, and identification of victims at the dozier school for boys
Hear about the mission for forensic anthropologists to search for and recovery boys who died at the Dozier School for Boys in Marianna, Florida. This seminar is mysterious and encapsulating as you learn about the history of the school and the team that helped families find closure.
recovering wwii mia/kia us service members from the island of taRaWa
The United States goes above and beyond to bring home US Service Members who die in past wars. This seminar showcases the dedicated efforts to searching for and recovering these men left on the island of Tarawa over 80 years after the battle ended.
Past and Present: Unique Cases of a Forensic Anthropologist
This seminar explores the evolving role of forensic anthropology through case studies spanning decades—from the recovery and identification of WWII MIA/KIA soldiers from the Battle of Tarawa to modern forensic cases, including fire scenes and surface scatter investigations. By examining these cases, attendees will gain insight into forensic methods, challenges in human remains recovery, and the impact of anthropology in historical and contemporary investigations.