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K9 Human Remains Detection Instructors: Ann Christensen, Bill Dotson, Ben Alexander, and Tiffanie Turner This workshop is held by the The Forensic Anthropology Center at Texas State (FACTS) in cooperation with the National Association for Search and Rescue (NASAR) and FIRST K9. Instructors for this seminar were nationally recognized trainers and handlers. Instructors: Ann Christensen and/or Bill Dotson, Ben Alexander, Tiffanie Turner. Volunteer members provide assistance and escort of K9 teams during training within the facility. Participants are provided opportunities to expose their dogs to full body decomposition at the Forensic Anthropology Research Facility located on Freeman Ranch. Dogs are exposed to both buried and surface remains. Classroom instruction included human versus non-human bone identification and training tips. Set ups include exposure to a single body in a 2-5 acre area and the ability to work a search scenario for a whole body. April 7-9, 2017 Location: Texas State University, Freeman Ranch 2101 Freeman Ranch Road, San Marcos Times: 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM Registration: Please complete and submit the REGISTRATION FORM Assistant Instructor: Karen Paquette Contact: Ben Alexander (979-739-8353 or [email protected]) for details about the course or Sophia Mavroudas ([email protected] or 512-245-1900) for local arrangements. Dog Searching Field Upcoming Dates: October 2017 K9 Human Remains Detection Instructors: Ann Christensen, Bill Dotson, Ben Alexander, and Tiffanie Turner Pay By Credit Card You may pay the tuition or deposit by credit card by clicking on the PAY BY CREDIT CARD link below and following the instructions. PAY BY CREDIT CARD
