The 2010 Conference will be July
11-17, 2010 in Spokane, Washington
The 2011 Conference will be August 7-13, 2011 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin
The 2012 Conference will be July 22-28, 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona
The 2013 Conference will be August 4-10, 2013 in Providence,
Rhode Island
The
2014 Conference will be August
10-16, 2014 in Minneapolis, Minnesota
The
2015 Conference will be our 100 Year - Centennial
Celebration in California
Education is one of the IAI's primary missions. The IAI strives to be the main professional association for those engaged in forensic identification, investigation, and scientific examination of physical evidence. The Annual IAI International Educational Conference is not only sponsored by the IAI, it is organized solely by the parent body of the IAI in partnership with the local IAI division. The local IAI hosting division along with the IAI Conference Planner, the IAI Educational Planner, the IAI Forensic Subcommittees, IAI members, and many staff volunteers plan and coordinate the conference program well in advance of 3 years from the actual date of the Conference.
At this important annual Conference world-renowned professionals present the most current scientific educational sessions, utilizing the most efficient methodologies and technical products and advances in the identification field. The Conference offers general sessions, poster presentations, hands-on workshops, field trips, and vendor exhibits. Every forensic discipline subcommittee offers some type of training. Levels of the educational sessions range from basic to advanced.
The complete Conference program, which will include all of the workshop information and the registration, will appear on the IAI website in the Spring (April).
Exhibitors
If you would like to present your products at the IAI International Educational Conference, please check out our exhibitor page.
Further Information
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General Conference information: Candace "Candy" Murray |
Educational Program – Workshops and Lectures: Jim Gettemy |
Conference registration information: Roy Reed |