Stats Course for LP Examiners

[g.]

I apologize for the short notice (we never advertised since the class filled by word-of-mouth) but if anyone is interested we have two additional seats open in an upcoming week long course, Statistics applied to ACE-V and Fingerprint Examinations, taught by Cedric Neumann and Glenn Langenburg. The course is March 1-5, 2010 and is hosted by Oregon State Police, in Portland, OR.

I have a flyer if you are interested. First come first serve. The contact/course coordinator is listed on the flyer and reservations must be made with her if you are interested.

Thanks,

g.

(PS-the course is open to any forensic professional, attorney, judge, 10 print examiner, etc. We have taught a wide array of interested parties. The first few days apply to any forensic setting, the second two days, including testimony and reporting, are very specific to fingerprint issues.)

[Shane Turnidge]

I took this eye-opening session in Louisville, KY and highly recommend it, especially to anyone employed as an LPE.

I came away with a much better understanding of the decision capabilities of my contemporaries and a greater appreciation for my own capabilities.
If you need to benchmark your own friction ridge decision thresholds, this is the course for you!

Shane Turnidge

[g.]

Oops, I guess I should have given my email...


glenn.langenburg@state.mn.us

(sorry if you had to resort to other means to find it!)

And thanks Shane for that very kind and flattering review. I am very honored that you thought the 4 hour
workshop was good. That's encouraging to know!

g.