GWIS event Tuesday: Women in Forensic Science

[Janet Fischer]

This might be of interest to the postdoc community...

Career Profiles:
Women in Forensic Science

Elizabeth Ziolkowski, M.S.,
Senior Criminalist and Trace Evidence Specialist,
Boston Police Department

Tuesday, November 18
6:30 PM refreshments and socializing
7:00 PM presentation
MIT Bldg 4 Rm 159
(http://whereis.mit.edu)

Elizabeth Ziolkowski is a criminalist with the Boston Police Department
who specializes in trace evidence of hairs and fibers. She has specialized
training in several areas of forensic science, including crime scene
processing and analysis, forensic microscopy, and gunshot residue
analysis. She is also qualified to testify in court. Ms. Ziolkowski has
worked as a Research and Development Chemist at Hoescht in Germany and as
a Chemistry Tutor at St. Andrew's in Cambridge, UK and Harvard University.
She has a Master of Science in Forensic Chemistry from Northeastern
University and a B.A. in Chemistry from Princeton University.

Sponsored by GWIS-Graduate Women in Science
Everyone is welcome! (all fields of science, men and women)
For more information, please email GWIS at mitvma.mit.edu

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