Bloodstain Pattern Analysis III – Mentorship
Prerequisites:
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BPA III – Mentorship requires satisfactory completion of the BPA Level I and II courses.
Purpose:
The mentorship programs will guide the development of the analyst’s skills and validate their competency to conduct an independent analysis.
Requirements:
The student must satisfactorily evaluate three cases and submit their research effort for evaluation to their mentor within a 24-month period.
Length:
The BPA III – Mentorship program is 12– 24 months.
Objectives:
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Analyze and report on a field-generated bloodstain case.
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Analyze and report on two supplied bloodstain cases.
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Design and complete a bloodstain pattern analysis research project in a format consistent with scientific publication.
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Present a research project at a professional conference.
This course has been approved for 40 hours of certification/recertification training credit by the IAI Crime Scene Certification Board.