CSAFE survey request:

Posted August 12, 2021


CSAFE seeks input from the forensic science community about their learning preferences.

 

The Center for Statistics and Applications in Forensic Evidence (CSAFE) invites forensic science practitioners to participate in a survey on how they prefer to learn about new technologies, research studies and statistics.

CSAFE’s mission is to provide the forensic science community with cutting-edge education and thought leadership in forensic statistics. The survey responses will provide insight into the community’s learning needs and guide future educational programming. That includes diversifying learning opportunities to best suit the needs and desires of forensic practitioners.

The survey takes approximately five minutes to complete and will be open until Sept. 30, 2021. All survey responses are anonymous.

Click here to take the survey.

Questions about the survey can be sent to Anthony Greiter, CSAFE learning and development specialist, at agreiter@iastate.edu.

CSAFE offers online webinars and short courses and in-person training. For a complete list of upcoming events, visit forensicstats.org/events.

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