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Q&A: What are some current events that relate to Anthropology and how?
Question by : What are some current events that relate to Anthropology and how?
I need help with finding current events that relate to anthropology. If anyone could tell me some current events that you believe relate to Anthropology, and how… I would really appreciate it. Thanks in advance!
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Answer by Vitki
there is a near infinite number of answers here-
Anthropology studies how our ancestors coped with changing climates, interrelations with other species their environment, religion, interpersonal disputes…the list is literally endless.
One good example you can find at http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2007/06/070621140809.htm
wherein they discuss why certain people are more suseptible to HIV
and http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2009/09/090927145354.htm
helps us to understand the source of the virus, while
http://eprints.ucl.ac.uk/127801/
seems to offer a cure for this current event.
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What are some important things I need to know about having a career as a forensic science technition?
Question by : What are some important things I need to know about having a career as a forensic science technition?
Is there anyone out there who really knows what it’s list to have a career as a forensic science tech. I need advice on how to prepare for it
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Answer by dengar01
You will need to be good in math, or at least study hard at it. the larger part of your career will involve pretty in-depth math.
probably anthropology, sociology, and psychology, along with a pile of medical, mechanical, and chemical classes.
make sure to minor in something like accounting, or business. The market is flooded with too many fans of Grissom and H. Caine.
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What are some forensic jobs?
Question by basicliving12: What are some forensic jobs?
i THINK i wanna be a forensic scientist but im not sure…
what are some jobs choices for being a forensic scienctist?
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Answer by mohan b
to become a forensic scientist u should have a good knowledge of basic science. if u studied MS Physic, chemistry or biology or medical science u join any forensic lab and work hard as a forensic scientist.
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What are some colleges that offer a program for forensic anthropology within a 3 hour radius of maryland?
Question by megglet: What are some colleges that offer a program for forensic anthropology within a 3 hour radius of maryland?
I have a while before I graduate high school but I’m really interested in forensic anthopology, and even if I’m not going to follow through, I want to know what options I would have for college 
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Answer by DrIG
Information is below.
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What are the typical requirements one has to take to attend graduate school in some field of Forensic Science?
Question by Woan: What are the typical requirements one has to take to attend graduate school in some field of Forensic Science?
I’m getting my degree in molecular biology, so a focus on DNA work. Will most graduate schools call it good if one gets their undergraduate degree in the physical or life sciences? Such as physics, chemistry, biochemistry, biology, molecular biology, microbiology…etc. Or are there certain class requirements that must be taken in order to get accepted into their school? (I don’t think it’s like med school where you MUST take certain classes in order to get accepted.)
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Answer by IceCreamPrincess
You are doing great. Molecular biology is the it needed for DNA work. Most forensic graduate programs are happy with any biology or chemistry. Some of this programs are getting to be very selective because of high demand so a highly regarded undergraduate is to your advantage. Some labs will probably hire you even without the forensic degree and train you into it since the science base is what they need.
Find out which school you are most interested in and check out their program. They will be more specific about what they want. Here is a source of colleges for forensic degrees.
http://www.aafs.org/?section_id=resources&page_id=colleges_and_universities
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What are some good schools for forensic Sciences?
Question by Dani: What are some good schools for forensic Sciences?
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Answer by Meg
The university of tennessee is well known for it’s body farm.
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What are some very good colleges that offer a high degree in Forensic Science?
Question by MelindaCBS: What are some very good colleges that offer a high degree in Forensic Science?
I really wanted to go to MIT, but they don’t offer a direct degree in Forensic Science. I am a very intelligent student and could probably make it into MIT, but they don’t offer that exact degree.
My second choice is “Johns Hopkins” which looks good. Does Johns Hopkins offer a degree in Forensic Science?
If not, what are some other college choices? Thanks!
What is the John’s Hopkins official website? I checked on several websites and can’t find the things I need. This is all screwed up!♥
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Answer by KaBeN
Criminal Justice careers are always in high demand!
Enter a world of intrigue and receive a criminal justice degree. At criminal justice schools, you can study to become a police officer, legal secretary or paralegal. You don’t have to put your career on hold! Working adults are succeeding in the workforce with an online degree. You can earn your degreein criminal justice at your own pace. Learn more about an online degree in criminal justice.
Salary Information
According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, police and sheriff patrol officers earned a median annual salary of $ 45,210 in May 2004. The median annual salary of police and detective supervisors was $ 64,430. And, the median annual salary of detectives and criminal investigators was $ 53,990.
Education Requirements
Applicants must be U.S. citizens and be 20 years old. In all cases, applicants must have at least a high school diploma; in many cases, they must have at least 1 or 2 years of college education. Most law enforcement organizations will also provide further training upon acceptance of a job offer.
Growth Statistics
Growth in this field generally depends on the region. Overall, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that this field is expected to increase by 9% to 17% through 2014.
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What are some schools that specialize in Forensic Science?
Question by hannah:): What are some schools that specialize in Forensic Science?
I really want to work in a crime lab, and do dna analysis.
Kind of like Greg Sanders on CSI.
I need to know what colleges specialize in that area. I’m not picky as to where the universities are located right now, but any help would be greatly appreciated!
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Answer by RoaringMice
In order to work as a forensic scientist, you need to get your bachelors degree in a lab science, such as biology, chemistry, biochem, or microbiology, from a good university. You’ll then go on to get your masters degree, either in biology, chemistry, biochem, microbio, or forensic science. Some lab workers – the head of the lab, usually – will have PhDs.
You may well be able to get a forensic science job right out of your bachelors degree program, especially if you do co-ops/internships in forensic science while you study. But most people have masters degrees, and you’ll need the MS if you want to get promoted.
You don’t need to find a uni that specialises in forensic science. In fact, it’s best if you don’t major in forensic science, specifically, for your bachelors degree. First, most employers in the field want you to have majored in bio, chem, microbio or biochem. Second, if you did change your mind after graduation – even 20 years after graduation (say, you got burnt out in that high stress job), you’d be able to find other science work if you have a more general science degree.
Don’t rule out a school because they don’t offer a forensic science major, specifically. If a school offers forensic science, I’d suggest you take it as a minor, rather than your major. But definitely do a co-op or internship in forensic science! That’ll really help you get a job in the field.
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Q&A: What r Some schools that teach Forensic Science or criminal science in California some were near Orange County?
Question by cerealmonster101: What r Some schools that teach Forensic Science or criminal science in California some were near Orange County?
I don’t think i am qualified to go to a U.C. and if it is possible a two year college
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Answer by darkvelvetrain
CSU Fullerton has a great Criminal Justice program. I would recommend it.
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