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Apr 26, 2016 • Caitlin Burns
Assistant Program Director of Forensic Science Kimberlee Moran has been appointed to the Organization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC) Crime Scene Investigation subcommittee. The OSAC is an initiative spearheaded by the U.S. Department of Commerce’s National Institute of Standards and...
Apr 15, 2016 • Caitlin Burns
For the 10th year, assistant director of the forensic science program Kimberlee Moran organized a paper symposium before the 81st annual meeting of the Society of American Archeology in Orlando, Fla., from April 6 to 10. Moran opened the symposium with an update of current issues within forensic...
Jun 30, 2015 • Christopher Sarachilli
Sixteen high school students came to Arcadia on June 23 to practice gathering forensic evidence at Arcadia’s Crime Scene House at 2063 Church Road, as part of the Teva Pharmaceuticals summer internship program at The College of Physicians of Philadelphia and in conjunction with Arcadia's...
Kimberlee Sue Moran has been a forensic consultant and educator since 2002, both in the UK and US. Kimberlee has worked on a number of cases in a range of capacities. In 2010 she helped to launch the JDI Centre for Forensic Science at University College London and is the found of Forensic Outreach, a UK-based resource for forensic education. She runs training workshops for local law enforcement that include blowing up transit buses and digging up dead animals. Her doctoral research was in the field of ancient fingerprints and her current research is in taphonomy, the process of decomposition. Kimberlee is passionate about outreach and science education and is a regular participant and speaker for the Philadelphia Science Festival working in collaboration with the College of Physicians and the Laurel Hill Cemetery. She is an active member of the Society for American Archaeology, the UK Fingerprint Society, the Association for Women in Forensic Science, and Forensic Archaeology Recovery. She serves as the Assistant Program Director of the Arcadia University Masters of Forensic Science Program and also teaches forensic science for Rutgers-Camden. Kimberlee holds an undergraduate degree in archaeology from Bryn Mawr College and a Masters of Science in forensic archaeological science from the Institute of Archaeology at University College London.
forensic archaeology, forensic taphonomy, fingerprinting, environmental forensics