Middle Tennessee Forensic Science Society
MTFSS also provides its members with opportunities for networking and professional development. As a co-sponsor of the William M. Bass Legends in Forensic Science Lecture Series, our members are able to attend small group discussions with internationally known experts such as forensic anthropologists, FBI criminal profilers, and medical examiners during their campus visits. Members are also encouraged to attend the American Academy of Forensic Sciences annual meeting where they can meet practicing professionals spanning eleven major sections of forensic science research. Financial assistance is often available for members attending meetings for research presentations.
MTFSS is a great way to meet others with an interest in forensic sciences, whether you are pursuing a career in forensics or just enjoy current research in the field. If you are interested in membership or would like more information, please contact us at fire@mtsu.edu.
Several members of MTFSS traveled to Anaheim, CA to attend the American Academy of Forensic Sciences (AAFS) annual meeting.
Left to Right: Dr. Hugh Berryman, Ms. Mitzi Dunkley, Cole Buffalini, Anastasia Hanes, Joe Kindoll, Tabatha Wadford, Kacey Bowe, Sunny Lusins, Simon Pergande, Miquellie Bonner, Kylee Alvarez, Emma Kendall, Sophie McIntyre, Emma Lloyd, Dr. Tiffany Saul, Corey Jeffries
2020-2021 MTFSS Officers
Left to Right: Joe Kindoll, Miquellie Bonner, Sophie McIntyre, Cole Buffalini