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The Forensic Teacher

The Forensic Teacher is dedicated to helping forensic educators reach every student.  That means everyone from middle school to high school to college to the professional setting and more.  Their goal is to provide free quarterly articles, tips, and techniques, for anyone trying to teach forensics. 

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Forensics Magazine

Keep ahead of the curve! Apply for a new magazine that's not even out yet and get it free! Forensics magazine is a publication about technology, trends, products, and solutions for forensic professionals. Features include articles that focus on all aspects of forensic products, materials, and services; product news offering a look at what's new and improved on the market; an industry calendar with meetings, workshops, and other educational opportunities; and newsnotes covering developments in the industry.

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Advice About a Career in Forensic Science

Interested in being a Crime Scene Examiner? What about Forensic Odontology? Dale Nute, an Adjunct Professor at Florida State University has compiled a website with information that would benefit anyone interested in pursuing a career in forensic science. Part of the website talks about the program at FSU, but mostly this site contains good advice. Click Here to take a look.

Are you looking for a career in Forensics? Click Here to post your resume, search for new listings, and learn about careers in the sciences. 

Click Here if you are in search of a fellowship or post-doctoral positions. 

Books   

Here are several titles prove to be very interesting to both the forensic scientist, and non-scientist alike.

Encyclopedia of Forensic Sciences (Siegel)

Criminal Profiling: An Introduction to Behavioral Evidence Analysis (Turvey): Books: Brent, Ed. Turvey