Crime Scene Investigation (CSI)

• Engage in an in-depth, hands-on chemistry lab experience that will investigate simulated crime scenes using chemistry, physics and the biological sciences.
  
• Use forensic chemistry to conduct CSI experiments using mock crime scenes.
  
• Take part in hands-on lab experiences that investigate chemical principles.
  
• Students will receive a CD-ROM with laboratory exercises.

Check it Out! EMU's Department of Chemistry is proud to offer one-on-one attention to students, research opportunities for students by their second year of study and degrees in toxicology and biochemistry. EMU students use research instrumentation such as magnetic resonance, lasers and X-ray scattering and mass spectrometers. EMU's highly qualified faculty teach and research with undergraduates to investigate important science societal problems.

• Learn the secrets of: fingerprint analysis blood splatter analysis drug analysis hair analysis blood identification using Luminol to analyze a crime scene.
  
• Listen to speakers from police departments and toxicologists about their work in forensic chemistry.
  
• Investigate career opportunities.

E-mail: lkolopajl@emich.edu

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