Shooting Reconstruction Summer Lab

This 24-hour course of instruction focuses on the documentation and preservation of ballistic and firearm evidence within crimes cenes. Documentation of ballistic evidence will be covered as well as photography, sketching, and report writing for the documentation of ballistic and firearm evidence. Current changes in examination techniques, sketching and mapping systems, and testimony will be discussed. 

The student will receive a certificate of completion and can list this class on their resume.

Students will stay in their current dorm room assignment and eat in the Commons. Students from other colleges and universities will be assigned a dorm room.

What to bring:

• Camera
• water bottle
• snacks

Frequently asked questions

Who do I contact for questions?

Professor Bruce Willis bwillis@piedmont.edu or Coordinator Katrina Willis aboutfacts.kwillis@gmail.com

Where will I stay?

In the existing dorm assignment. If you are not a current Piedmont University student, be prepared to commute or be assigned to a dorm.

What about food?

Three meals a day will be provided Monday and Tuesday of the camp and two meals on Wednesday in the Commons.