| KDIAIKansas Division of the International Association for Identification |
During these extraordinary times, we are facing an unprecedented challenge with the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. We place a premium on the health and well-being of our membership, departments, board members, and the community. Due to concerns surrounding the Coronavirus (COVID-19), we have decided to cancel our 2020 Spring Educational Conference. We look forward to hosting the same speakers and topics for our 2021 Spring Educational Conference. Please contact us at kansasdivisioniai@gmail.com if you have any questions or concerns. Thank you all and take care, Andrea Reed, President Kansas Division of the IAI |
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The KDIAI 2020 Annual Conference will be held at the Bluemont Hotel in Manhattan, Kansas.
This year's topic will be in regards to Sexual Assault Cases and Investigations.
Session starts on 1pm on Tuesday and end around 5pm, where the KDIAI will then have our KDIAI Member Meeting.
The conference will pick back up on Wednesday morning at 8am, and will end the conference at 5pm on Wednesday.
Hotel reservations can be made by going to bluemonthotel.com.
To ensure the group rate of $96, please make your hotel reservations by March 20th, 2020.
- Click on BOOK ONLINE (upper right)
- Click on GROUP LOGIN (middle of page)
- Enter group id: ident420 / password: kdiai
- Enter correct arrival/departure date of stay and see available room types
Or by calling 785-473-7091 (press 0 for reservations) and ask for either code: IDENT420 or “KS Division IAI (Identification Assn)”.
Visit the Event page for conference schedule and registration!
Upcoming events
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13 Apr 2021 1:00 PMManhattan, Ks
Don't miss your chance on winning the Grand Prize!
To have a chance to win, attendees must visit with each of the vendors present at the conference.
Thank you to Arrowhead Forensics and Lynn Peavey for donating this years prizes!
2019 Spring Educational ConferenceThe 2019 Spring Educational Conference was held on April 9-10 at the Geary County Convention Center/Courtyard by Marriott in Junction City, KS. The conference title was "The Application of Forensic Science in a Quadruple Homicide Investigation", where focus was put on several forensic science disciplines and applications that were utilized to aid in the investigation of a quadruple homicide that took place in Franklin County, Kansas. Lectures included presentations on Forensic Anthropology, 3D Laser Scanning Documentation, Soil Analysis, Entomology, and Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. There were also presentations on the crime scenes involved, the investigation, and a case wrap-up provided by several of the attorneys assigned to prosecute the case. |