North Carolina barbecue will be served on campus on Monday evening, and the conference banquet will be held at the North Carolina Museum of History on Tuesday evening. North Carolina Chief Justice Burley Mitchell will be the banquet speaker. The program for the conference is currently in preparation. Presenting statistical testimony Sampling Sentencing issues Toxicology Titles of some of the talks are already set. Additional invited sessions will be structured in part around topics suggested by contributed posters.
Participants are welcome to submit poster abstracts along with their conference registrations.
Abstracts should list authors' names and affiliations, abstract titles, and abstracts of not more than 250 words. The fee includes admission to all conference sessions, the book of abstracts, the mixer, lunch on Monday and Tuesday, dinner on Monday and Tuesday, and all breaks. Some scholarship aid is available for students and for forensic scientists at US state laboratories. Scholarship applications should include a letter to explain the reason for interest in the conference, a one-page CV, and a letter of support from the student's major advisor. Shuttle to and from airport is provided - advance notice is requested.