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Forensic Science Simplified Global Forensic And Justice Center

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All or some of the projects listed were fully or partially funded through grants from the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the National Institute of Justice, the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, Office... of Justice. Neither the US Dept. of Justice nor any of its components operate, control, are responsible for, or necessarily endorse this website (including, without limitation, its content, technical infrastructure, and policies, and any services or tools provided). This website produced by the National Forensic Science Technology Center, now the Global Forensic and Justice Center.. Unless otherwise attributed, contents of this site are copyrighted by Florida International University.

To request permission to use any portion of this work, please email the request to forensics@fiu.edu, indicating the material being requested, as well as how and when it would be used. To cite this website as a resource, select a format below. Include the link to the module you are citing and the date accessed: ForensicScienceSimplified.org, created by the National Forensic Science Technology Center (NFSTC), a founding component of the GFJC, and funded by the Bureau of Justice Assistance, makes it easy to understand the what, why and how... Developed with noted experts, this straightforward guide walks non-scientists through the key disciplines that are crucial to today’s investigative and judicial process. From firearms examination to video enhancement, the site provides simple, easy-to-understand explanations of 11 different forensic disciplines (with more in the works).

Each section presents the principles behind the techniques, approaches for discovering and collecting evidence, and an overview of how it’s enhanced and processed once it gets back to the lab. The Simplified Guide also clears up common misconceptions about what the science can and can’t accomplish. This free online resource is a valuable guide for police officers, attorneys, educators and the general public. To make it easy and enjoyable to navigate, the site is built using responsive web design that automatically adjusts to your smartphone, tablet or desktop computer. The site’s modern and easy-to-use interface was awarded a 2013 GDUSA award for design. ForensicScienceSimplified.org now includes e-reader and PDF files for download to your computer or mobile device.

Download the entire series or just the topics you need. With downloadable files, the content can be accessed from anywhere, anytime – even offline. We coordinate the cross section of forensic science and criminal justice efforts at FIU. Our purpose is equitable justice through science, scholarship, and service. Our structure builds on four established focus areas - Academia, Industry, Technology and International Justice - dramatically expanding the university's footprint and providing unparalleled opportunities for students, postdocs, faculty, practitioners and agencies worldwide. Five years ago tomorrow, Forensic Science Simplified was launched.

The goal: to make #ForensicScience easy to understand and accessibility to all. Cheers to many more! #learning #resource GFJC’s online CSI courses can be used in combination with your in-house training program, or use our instructors to bring high-quality training to your whole team. These 40-hour programs are open to the public and ideal for aspiring digital analysts, transitioning professionals, and veterans seeking a new career path. In-Person Only • Largo, FL • February 20-22, 2026

Test your understanding of what it means to work in the field of forensic science in this hands-on training. Enroll before January 9, 2026. This self-paced, online course provides learners with essential knowledge and strategies for conducting rapid drug field testing in real-world situations. Enroll Here We are proud to be a collaborative endeavor at FIU demonstrating extraordinary success in providing unique training and learning opportunities, pioneering research and engagement. Founded in 2018, we combined two decades of experience to connect the forensic science and criminal justice industries from the crime scene to the courtroom.

Learn more about our history and past performance. Dr. Kenneth G. Furton is the executive director of the Global Forensic and Justice Center and the chief scientific officer of Florida International University. He is a distinguished university professor in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry and a world-leading scholar in forensic chemistry focused on trace chemical and scent detection. From 2007 to 2014, he served as dean of the College of Arts and Sciences, which he reorganized into three mission-based interdisciplinary schools to address some of the biggest issues facing society, raising $50M...

From 2014 to 2022 he served as provost, executive vice president and chief operating officer of FIU where he led the development and implementation of two FIU strategic plans helping to create a dynamic,... During his tenure, he doubled the four-year graduation rates to over 60%, doubled research expenditures to $250M, and increased patents by 30-fold to more than 60 annually achieving a Top 20 patent ranking. Furton also helped secure more than $100 million in philanthropic gifts, moving FIU from #8 to #1 in the state of Florida performance-based funding rankings. Under his leadership FIU was the most improved R1 university in the nation in U.S. News rankings, stepping up by 54 spots in five years to No. 78 public, No.

17 in Innovation, and No. 5 in Social Mobility. Executive Director, Global Forensic and Justice CenterFIU Chief Scientific Officer and Provost Emeritus Clint Arhelger is the Interim Deputy Executive Director of the Global Forensic & Justice Center (GFJC) at Florida International University, where he provides strategic leadership to advance forensic science education, research, and operational initiatives. With over 33 years of experience spanning military service, Department of Defense roles, and leadership in academia, he has dedicated much of his career to advancing forensic science training and capabilities. Mr.

Arhelger has held pivotal roles such as Senior Director of Operations at the GFJC, Identity & Exploitations Operations Training Support Specialist for U.S. Army Europe-Africa, and Director of Project Services at the National Forensic Science Technology Center. We're the resource for relevant, applicable, and immediately useful training, whether you are pursuing your next level degree, certificates, or team refreshers. Our hands-on training and online courses set the standard for continuing education. We offer non-credit and for-credit programs that can help you expand your education and build professional skills. Increase your competitiveness in the job market with Micro-Credentials.

Completion of a Micro-Credential earns you a digital badge that can be displayed on your LinkedIn, resume or digital portfolio. Some courses may have pre-requisites or are only available through professional training contracts. Browse the Forensic Science Credentials Catalog Our Digital Forensics Examiner Professional Program courses are designed to help participants learn to locate, extract, and interpret digital evidence in an investigation. Our 3 flagship courses offer self-paced study and practical exercises in Crime Scene Investigation and Digital Photography, completely online.

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