Crime Scene Profiling

Professional Training Courses

Run as part of the John Jay College Office of Continuing and Professional Studies

John Jay College will be launching a series of courses aimed at professionals and researchers in the field, including homicide and violent crime investigators, crime analysts, prosecutors, and psychologists.

Courses are run yearly on:

Profiling Offender Characteristics from Crime Scene Behaviors

Evaluating a Profiling Report

Linking Serial Homicide

Geographic Profiling

 Contact:

Online registration

Further Information

Offender Profiling & Behavioral Crime Scene Analysis

Run as part of National Organization of Black Law Enforcement Executives (NOBLE)
 

C. Gabrielle Salfati, PhD

Sunday July 27th

3-4:45pm

Marriott Marquis Hotel
1535 Broadway
New York, NY 10036

Profiling is a crime analysis technique that aims to aid investigators generate new leads, and narrow down a pool of suspects to identify the most likely offender. This workshop will introduce participants to the
main psychological theories on behavioral analysis as it pertains to investigations, and outline the latest scientific research on the topic.

Specific areas will include:

An introduction into the psychological principles of crime scene profiling

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Understanding behavioral evidence as an investigative tool

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Identifying the most reliable features to focus on in a crime scene

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Determining offender characteristics from crime scene evidence

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Issues pertaining to linking serial crimes

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Evaluating a commissioned profiling report & quality assurance
 

For more information
 

Profiling Homicide

C. Gabrielle Salfati, PhD

Monday June 9th, 2008

Run as part of the NYPD's Detective Bureau Homicide Investigators Training Course