Human Remains Found! The role of a forensic anthropologist
by
Prof. Moira McLaughlin "the bones lady"
The Fredericton Branch of The Association of Professional Engineers and
Geoscientists of New Brunswick (APEGNB) invites you to what is expected to
be a very interesting lecture on forensic anthropology next Thursday by
Prof. Moira McLaughlin "the bones lady".
LOCATION: Wu Conference Centre, UNB Campus, Fredericton
DATE: Thursday November 14th, 2002
TIME: 6:30 p.m.
BIOGRAPHY:
Prof. Moira McLaughlin is a Professor of Anthropology at St. Thomas
University. She graduated from the University of Toronto in
Physical Anthropology, specializing in osteology and archaeology.
She was first introduced to forensic anthropology at the University
of Tennessee where she did her graduate studies with Dr. William
Bass, creator of the "Body Farm", a facility where experimentation
is done on decomposition. She has been doing forensic anthropology
work in the Maritime Provinces since 1984, beginning with the
"Garbage Bag Murders" in the Saint John area. She continues to
work with the RCMP and municipal police forces.
The IEEE New Brunswick Section assists in announcing this event.
See also https://www.stu.ca/academic/anth/mclaughlin/
This page was created on October 6, 2003 by
Brent Petersen.
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