Poster Presentation and Contest: We encourage students, interns, and members who are conducting new research, expanding on existing scientific ideas, or supporting the foundation of the identification sciences to present their scientific results or literature reviews. This contest is the perfect opportunity to educate others on work currently being conducted in forensic science. The presentation and contest is held at the Annual CBDIAI Educational Conference. Presentations should include a two to five-minute oral presentation demonstrating the poster. Participants should also be prepared to answer questions from poster judges and conference attendees. Submission of application and more information about the poster presentation and contest will be announced close to the next conference date.
Student Lunch Session: The agenda for the spring conference will include a special sponsored lunch session with presentations of student interest. Be sure to register in the next upcoming conference!
Oral Presentations: The committee also encourages students to submit presenter forms to be considered for the general session agenda at either the fall seminar or spring educational conference. The submission form will be uploaded close to the seminar or conference date on the conference page of our website.
Chesapeake Examiner: Please consider submitting your written work for publication in the official magazine of the CBD-IAI. Instructions for submission and contact information for our Editor can be found on the Resources page.
If students have recommendations for future programming, please contact the student development committee:
Chair: Julissa Armstrong, jarmstrong@suffolkva.us
Members: Meredith Coon, meredith.coon@baltimorepolice.org; Katrina Rupert, kmrupert@mix.wvu.edu
Oral Presentations: The committee also encourages students to submit presenter forms to be considered for the general session agenda at either the fall seminar or spring educational conference. The submission form will be uploaded close to the seminar or conference date on the conference page of our website.
Chesapeake Examiner: Please consider submitting your written work for publication in the official magazine of the CBD-IAI. Instructions for submission and contact information for our Editor can be found on the Resources page.
If students have recommendations for future programming, please contact the student development committee:
Chair: Julissa Armstrong, jarmstrong@suffolkva.us
Members: Meredith Coon, meredith.coon@baltimorepolice.org; Katrina Rupert, kmrupert@mix.wvu.edu
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Internships and Volunteers
Our goal is to create a section of the CBD-IAI website that is exclusive to members, outlining a list of agencies that accept volunteers/interns. Since this is exclusive information to members, the internships and volunteers section can be accessed once you login using your CBDIAI ID and Password. If your agency wishes to be listed, please fill out form.
Thank you in advance for your participation. If you have any questions, please contact our committee chair, Julissa Armstrong at jarmstrong@suffolkva.us.
We strongly advise students to become a CBD-IAI member to gain access to a list of forensic science related internship and volunteer opportunities.
Thank you in advance for your participation. If you have any questions, please contact our committee chair, Julissa Armstrong at jarmstrong@suffolkva.us.
We strongly advise students to become a CBD-IAI member to gain access to a list of forensic science related internship and volunteer opportunities.
Scholarships and Student Resources
George H. Robinson Memorial Scholarship
The George H. Robinson Memorial Scholarship fund is a scholarship program for the recognition of forensic science and criminal justice students. Each year, students may be selected to receive a scholarship grant of $1000 and a certificate of recognition. The awards shall be presented at the Spring Educational Conferences of the Chesapeake Bay Division – I.A.I.
Johnson Whyte Memorial Foundation Fund
The International Association for Identification offers its Johnson-Whyte Foundation, whose purpose is to provide grants for researchers and scholarships for students who are seeking education and employment within the forensic identification community, and to promote the advancement of forensic identification as a profession on an international basis. The monetary amount of funds available in any given year for research grants and scholarships will be determined annually by the Trustees and will be based only on the income earned from investments during the previous year.
For more information, please visit: Johnson-Whyte Memorial Foundation Fund
For more information, please visit: Johnson-Whyte Memorial Foundation Fund
Certificates of Attendance
Students and interns participating in workshops and conferences earn Certificates of Attendance. These attractive documents list your name along with the training topic and the number of successfully completed training hours. Copies of theses certificates may be attached to resumes and/or job applications.
2019 George H Robinson Memorial Scholarship Winner's News Article
"WVU Student Receives National Forensic Science and Criminal Justice Scholarship" - Samantha Mehnert, A junior at West Virginia University
George H. Robinson Memorial Scholarship Application
Eligibility: Applicants shall be either full time undergraduate students entering at least their sophomore year or full or part time graduate students enrolled in a forensic science or criminal justice program at an accredited college or university with a GPA of 2.5 or better on a 4.0 scale. If enrolled in summer classes, the official transcripts needs to be submitted after the summer classes are completed.
Scholarship Fund Trustees and members of the immediate family of Trustees are not eligible.
Scholarship Fund Trustees and members of the immediate family of Trustees are not eligible.
Scholarship will be announced at the Upcoming Spring 2022 Educational Conference.