Forensic_Anthro

Forensic Anthro Madeleine Hinkes: No Bone Unturned: The Role of Forensic Anthropology in Death Investigation On April 16, 2004, I attended a lecture presented by Madeleine Hinkes, a professor of anthropology, on the role of forensic anthropology in death investigation. Professor Hinkes is also the only certified forensic anthropologist in all of southern California. The presentation was great. Madeleine herself was a very interesting person. I went into the lecture having very little knowledge of professor Hinkes and the field of forensic anthropology itself, but I left an enlightened student with pages of notes. Professor Hinkes began her lecture speaking a little about herself and the field in general. She said she gets to do a lot of traveling from the job, I would say that’s a benefit for the job. What also interested me was when she talked about how not very many people want the job and it’s not high on demand. She said that good job security for her in a way. I thought that was funny. Then she spoke on what the requirements are to get certified in the field. The requirements for certification, after you obtain your forensic, said, professor, hinkes, about, field, very, madeleine, anthropology, questions, anthropologists, work, job, investigation, exam, death, certified, anthropologist, role, out, must, much, little, lecture, herself, help, after, times, tasks, talk, special, speaking, say, requirements, race