Jason Linville, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor and MSFS Program Director
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Dr. Linville is a Teaching Assistant Professor of Forensic Science. He also serves as Director of the Master of Science in Forensic Science (MSFS)program, one of the oldest laboratory-based forensic science graduate training programs in the United States. The program was recently accredited by the American Academy of Forensic Science (AAFS) and is one of a handful of such programs in the country. He also oversees the department's Camp CSI Birmingham, an annual summer enrichment experience for high school students in grades 10-12.
Dr. Linville's teaching interests include
forensic biology, biological methods in forensic science, and criminalistics.
Education:
Ph.D. (2003), Biology, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
B.S. (1998), Forensic Chemistry, Ohio University.
Research Interests:
DNA
Criminalistics
Forensic science education
Teaching Interests:
Forensic biology
Biological methods in forensic science
Criminalistics
Forensic science education
Recent Courses Taught:
Introduction to Forensic Science (JS110)
Forensic Science Laboratory (JS352)
Seminar in Forensic Science (JS679)
Biological Methods in Forensic Science (JS572)
Dr. Linville's teaching interests include
forensic biology, biological methods in forensic science, and criminalistics.
Education:
Ph.D. (2003), Biology, University of Alabama at Birmingham.
B.S. (1998), Forensic Chemistry, Ohio University.
Research Interests:
DNA
Criminalistics
Forensic science education
Teaching Interests:
Forensic biology
Biological methods in forensic science
Criminalistics
Forensic science education
Recent Courses Taught:
Introduction to Forensic Science (JS110)
Forensic Science Laboratory (JS352)
Seminar in Forensic Science (JS679)
Biological Methods in Forensic Science (JS572)