POSITION: Executive Director OFFICE: Orchid Cellmark 20271 Goldenrod Lane Germantown, Maryland 20876 Telephone (301) 428-4980 or (800) 872-5227 PERSONAL DATA: Date of Birth: April 28, 1946 Nationality: U.S.A. Marital Status: Married Two Children CURRENT DUTIES: Organizes, directs and controls operations of the forensic strategic business unit of Orchid Cellmark, guides technical and administrative activities to assure achievement of established performance objectives; plans and coordinates long-range corporate policy and goals in compliance with regulatory guidelines and ethical and legal standards of operation. EDUCATION: Eastern Michigan University M.B.A. 1974 Management Ypsilanti, Michigan University of Pittsburgh M.S. 1971 Forensic Chemistry Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania University of Michigan B.S. 1969 English, Chemistry Ann Arbor, Michigan November, 2003
PAGE 2 PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Cellmark Diagnostics General Manager Since 1998 Germantown, Maryland Cellmark Diagnostics Director of Operations 1993-1998 Germantown, Maryland Cellmark Diagnostics Manager, Forensic Services 1989-1993 Germantown, Maryland Illinois State Police Program Administrator 1986-1989 Bureau of Forensic Sciences R & D Program Joliet, Illinois Illinois State Police Serology Coordinator 1979-1986 Bureau of Forensic Sciences Training & Applications Laboratory Joliet, Illinois Michigan Department of State Police Forensic Serologist 1971-1979 Forensic Science Laboratory Northville, Michigan Michigan Department of State Police Project Director: Blood Marker 1977-1978 Forensic Science Laboratory Population Study Northville, Michigan University of California Research Associate: 1977 White Mountain Research Station Bloodstain Analysis Project Berkeley, California Metropolitan Police Sabbatical in Forensic Serology 1975 (New Scotland Yard) Forensic Science Laboratory London, England City of Pittsburgh and Allegheny Academic Internship 1971 County Crime Laboratory Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania City of Ann Arbor Police Department Patrolman and Community 1968-1970 Ann Arbor, Michigan Relations Officer
PAGE 3 ADDITIONAL TRAINING - TECHNICAL: 2nd Joint Conference on DNA Databanks and Repositories American Registry of Pathology Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Federal Bureau of Investigation Chicago, Illinois, 1998 Workshop, Advanced DNA Technologies: Automation and Application American Academy of Forensic Sciences 49th Annual Meeting New York, New York, 1997 2nd Annual National Conference on the Future of DNA: Implications for the Criminal Justice System National Institute of Justice, United States Department of Justice California Department of Justice, Bureau of Forensic Services Sacramento County Laboratory of Forensic Services Sacramento, California, 1997 Joint Conference on DNA Databanks and Repositories and 3rd Annual CODIS Users Group Meeting American Registry of Pathology Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Federal Bureau of Investigation National Institute of Justice Tallahassee, Florida, 1996 Workshop, Advanced DNA Technologies American Academy of Forensic Sciences 48th Annual Meeting Nashville, Tennessee, 1996 Workshop, Implementation and Consequences of New DNA Technologies: The Sequel American Academy of Forensic Sciences 47th Annual Meeting Seattle, Washington, 1995 5th International Symposium on Human Identification Promega Corporation Scottsdale, Arizona, 1994 DNA Databanks and Repositories Armed Forces Institute of Pathology American Registry of Pathology St. Paul, Minnesota, 1994
PAGE 4 2nd International Conference on DNA Fingerprinting Congress Belo Horizonte, Brazil, 1994 Workshop, Advanced DNA Technologies American Academy of Forensic Sciences 46th Annual Meeting San Antonio, Texas, 1994 Workshop, Advanced DNA Technologies American Academy of Forensic Sciences 45th Annual Meeting Boston, Massachusetts, 1993 3rd International Symposium on Human Identification Promega Corporation Scottsdale, Arizona, 1992 Radiation Safety Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1989 Workshop, Non-Isotopic Detection of DNA for Forensic Scientists Allo-Type Genetic Testing, Inc. Atlanta, Georgia, 1988 Workshop, Detection of Gc and Tf by IEF and Immunoblotting Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1988 DNA Technology in Forensic Sciences International Symposium FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Quantico, Virginia, 1988 Workshop, Immunoglobin Allotyping Allo-Type Genetic Testing, Inc., (Atlanta, Georgia) Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1986
PAGE 5 Forensic Applications of Electrophoresis International Symposium FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Quantico, Virginia, 1984 Workshop, Electrophoresis in Forensic Serology Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists London, Ohio, 1984 Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence Joint Symposium Dade-Metro Department of Public Safety and Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Quantico, Virginia, 1983 Microscopy of Hair FBI Academy Training Course Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1982 Bloodspatter Interpretation Bloodstain Evidence Institute Training Course Elmira College, (Corning, New York) Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1981 Workshop, Advanced Microscopy of Fibers McCrone Associates, (Chicago, Illinois) Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1981 Microscopy of Fibers FBI Academy Training Course Illinois State Police Bureau of Forensic Sciences Springfield, Illinois, 1980
PAGE 6 Microscopy of Hair FBI Academy Course FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Quantico, Virginia, 1976 Workshop, Analysis of Seminal Stains Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Kansas City, Missouri, 1973 Workshop, Microscopy of Fibers and Explosives McCrone Associates, (Chicago, Illinois) Michigan Department of State Police Forensic Science Laboratory Livonia, Michigan, 1973 Workshop, G.C.-Mass Spectrometry Finnegan Corporation Detroit, Michigan, 1972 Electrophoresis of Bloodstains Training Course Metropolitan Police Forensic Science Laboratory, (London, England) University of California Extension Service University of California Berkeley, California, 1972 Workshop, Mass Spectrometry E.I. DuPont de Nemours, Inc. Highland Park, Michigan, 1972 Workshop, Forensic Microscopy McCrone Associates, (Chicago, Illinois) Michigan Department of State Police Forensic Science Laboratory Livonia, Michigan, 1972 GC-Mass Spectrometry Instrumental Analysis Research Project U.S. Department of Interior Bureau of Mines Laboratory Bruceton, Pennsylvania, 1971
PAGE 7 ADDITIONAL TRAINING - MANAGERIAL: Strategic Planning The Strategy, Planning & Executive Development Series American Management Association Washington, DC, 2000 Critical Thinking: A New Paradigm for Peak Performance American Management Association Washington, DC, 1999 Valuation of Intellectual Property Licensing Lecture Series Birch, Stewart, Kolasch & Birch, LLP Falls Church, Virginia, 1999 Effective Communication with the Healthcare and Biotechnology Media Maryland Bioscience Alliance Washington, DC, 1998 Winning Employee Commitment American Management Association Ellicott City, Maryland, 1997 Media Relations American Marketing Association Arlington, Virginia, 1997 How to Be a Better Communicator CareerTrak, Inc. Bethesda, Maryland, 1996 Motivating, Managing and Leading a Team American Management Association Ellicott City, Maryland, 1996 Commuter Training Montgomery College Rockville, Maryland, 1996
PAGE 8 Communication and Team Building Seminar Department of Communication Arts Gallaudet University (Washington, DC) Germantown, Maryland, 1996 Customer Service Seminar Montgomery College Germantown, Maryland, 1995 Budget Development and Administration Fred Pryor Seminars Rockville, Maryland, 1995 Management of Projects, Priorities & Deadlines National Seminars Group Rockhurst College Continuing Education Center Gaithersburg, Maryland, 1995 Laboratory Safety and Health OSHA, United States Department of Labor Springfield, Illinois, 1985 Advanced Managerial Strategies (Dimensional Management Training II) Illinois Department of State Police Springfield, Illinois, 1983 Performance Evaluation Illinois Department of Central Management Services Joliet, Illinois, 1981 Instructor Development Course Illinois Department of State Police Springfield, Illinois, 1980 Problem Solving and Decision Making Illinois Department of Central Management Services Springfield, Illinois, 1980 Management of Time Illinois Department of Central Management Services Springfield, Illinois, 1980
PAGE 9 Effective Delegation Illinois Department of Central Management Services Elgin, Illinois, 1980 Interviewing and Work Performance Evaluation Illinois Department of Central Management Services Elgin, Illinois, 1980 Project Management - Systems Approach Illinois Department of Central Management Services Springfield, Illinois, 1980 Improving Effectiveness Through Communication Illinois Department of Central Management Services Chicago, Illinois, 1980 Interpersonal Communication Illinois Department of Central Management Services Springfield, Illinois, 1979
PAGE 10 PROFESSIONAL AFFILIATIONS: (Past and Present) American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Fellow American Chemical Society American Institute of Physics Association of Official Analytical Chemists Canadian Society of Forensic Science Chief Executive Boards Council of Forensic Science Educators Forensic Science Society of Great Britain Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi International Electrophoresis Society International Society for Forensic Haemogenetics Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Phi Lambda Upsilon, National Chemistry Honorary Society Society for Applied Spectroscopy Southern Association of Forensic Scientists
PAGE 11 COLLEGE COURSES TAUGHT: Mercy College of Detroit Intermediate Criminalistics 1977-1978 Department of Forensic Science Detroit, Michigan Mercy College of Detroit Introduction to Criminalistics 1976-1977 Department of Forensic Science Detroit, Michigan Washtenaw Community College Introduction to Criminalistics 1977 Criminal Justice Curriculum Ann Arbor, Michigan Other Colleges and Universities: Topics in Forensic Science Since 1972 (Guest Lecturer) St. Louis University St. Louis, Missouri Montgomery College Germantown, Maryland Millersville University Millersville, Pennsylvania Johns Hopkins University Baltimore, Maryland Johns Hopkins University Columbia, Maryland Johns Hopkins University Rockville, Maryland American University Law School Washington, D.C. Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Marymount University Arlington, Virginia George Washington University Law School Washington, D.C. University of Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland Catonsville Community College Catonsville, Maryland Vance-Granville Community College Henderson, North Carolina DePaul University Law School Chicago, Illinois Marshall University Law School Chicago, Illinois Associated Colleges of the Chicago Area Argonne, Illinois University of Illinois Champaign, Illinois University of Illinois Chicago, Illinois University of New Haven West Haven, Connecticut Loyola University Law School Chicago, Illinois McMaster University Hamilton, Ontario Schoolcraft Community College Livonia, Michigan Jackson Community College Jackson, Michigan Highland Park Community College Highland Park, Michigan Oakland Community College Farmington Hills, Michigan Eastern Michigan University Ypsilanti, Michigan
PAGE 12 RESEARCH AND GRANT SUPPORT: Project Director, Extending the Detectability of Phosphoglucomutase in Old 1984-1988 Bloodstains and Seminal Stains, Illinois Department of State Police, Joliet, Illinois, Midwestern Assoc. of Forensic Scientists Research Grant. Bureau Coordinator, Statewide Sexual Assault Victim Treatment and Evidence 1979-1981 Collection Program, Illinois Dept. of State Police, Illinois Law Enforcement Commission (ILEC) Grant, Joliet, Illinois. Project Director, Blood Genetic Marker Population Distribution of Sixteen Genetic 1977-1978 Markers in the Greater Detroit Metropolitan Area, Michigan State Police Forensic Science Laboratory, Northville, Michigan, United States Department of Justice Grant, US DOJ/LEAA/NILECJ GRANT #J-LEAA-025-073 Research Associate, Bloodstain Analysis System, Beckman Instruments, 1977 Inc./Aerospace Corporation, University of California, Berkeley, California, United States Department of Justice Grant, US DOJ/LEAA/NILECJ GRANT #J-LEAA-025-073 Research Assistant, Coal Gasification By-Product Analysis, United States 1971 Department of Interior, Bruceton, Pennsylvania, US DOI/Bureau of Mines Grant Graduate Student, University of Pittsburgh, Department of Forensic Chemistry, 1970-1971 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States Department of Justice Grant, US DOJ/LEAA Student Grant-in-Aid #OMB/43-R-0452 Graduate Student, University of Pittsburgh, Department of Forensic Chemistry, 1970-1971 Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, University of Pittsburgh, Forensic Chemistry Fellowship Award, Student Grant-in-Aid
PAGE 13 WORKSHOPS AND SEMINARS CONDUCTED OR PRESENTED: Forensic DNA Evidence The Edward Bennett Williams Inn of Court Washington, DC, 2002 DNA Analysis in Criminal Defense and Issues in the Legal Debate over Admissibility Training Seminar State of New Jersey Offices of the Public Defender Trenton, New Jersey, 2000 DNA Analysis in the Laboratory and in the Courtroom Lecture Series: The Dead Do Tell Tales: Forensic Science and the Solving of Mysteries Johns Hopkins University School of Professional Studies in Business and Education Baltimore, Maryland, 2000 Forensic Science Expert: DNA 5 th Military Justice Managers Course The Judge Advocate General s School United States Army Charlottesville, Virginia, 1999 Cross-Examination of a DNA Expert Witness Annual Conference State of Minnesota Board of Public Defense Brainerd, Minnesota, 1998 1997 Ohio Prosecuting Attorneys Association Annual Meeting Columbus, Ohio, 1997 Science in the Courtroom The American Trial: Issues for the 21st Century The Smithsonian Associates Fall Lecture Series The Smithsonian Institution Washington, D.C., 1997 DNA and Daubert for Dummies Criminal Justice Section Seminar Indianapolis Bar Association Indianapolis, Indiana, 1997
PAGE 14 : From Research to Courtroom Maryland Bioscience Alliance Forum High Technology Council of Maryland College Park, Maryland, 1997 DNA Seminar The Professional Prosecutor Course Texas District & County Attorneys Association Kerrville, Texas, 1997 1997 Joint Spring Meeting The Pennsylvania Society for Clinical Laboratory Science and The Pennsylvania State Society of American Medical Technologists Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, 1997 in Criminal Cases Biology Department and Chemistry Department Joint Seminar St. Louis University St. Louis, Missouri, 1997 DNA s Achilles Heel: Identical Twins and Two Non-Identical Cases Multidisciplinary Session American Academy of Forensic Sciences 49th Annual Meeting New York, New York, 1997 Forensic DNA Testing and the Courts The Thurgood Marshall American Inn of Court Washington, DC, 1997 Update Fall Conference Mid-Atlantic Association of Forensic Scientists Gaithersburg, Maryland, 1996 Public Defenders Forensics Seminar State of West Virginia Public Defender Services Charleston, West Virginia, 1996 Relevant Issues in DNA Testing 48th Annual Harvard Associates in Police Science Educational Conference Ocean City, Maryland, 1996
PAGE 15 DNA Update and Evidence Collection 6th Annual Educational Conference and Training Seminar New England Division of the International Association for Identification Providence, Rhode Island, 1996 DNA Analysis of Forensic Evidence Child Protection: Our Responsibility Interdisciplinary Approaches to Child Abuse Prevention, Investigation and Treatment St. Luke s Child Protection Center Fall Conference Cedar Rapids, Iowa, 1996 Forensic DNA Seminar Office of the Delaware County Prosecuting Attorney Delaware, Ohio, 1996 Innovations in Creators Session, Entrepreneurs, Innovators, and More The Futurists Conference of Biomedical Innovations La Jolla, California, 1996 Recent Advances in DNA and Forensic Science 8th Annual Public Defender Conference Commonwealth of Virginia Public Defender Commission Virginia Beach, Virginia, 1996 The Use of DNA in Solving Crime Spectrum Lecture Series Montgomery College Biology, Chemistry, and Landscape Technology Departments Germantown, Maryland, 1996 Forensic DNA Seminar Office of the District Attorney of Ventura County Ventura, California, 1996 Howard County Medical Society Meeting Columbia, Maryland, 1996 Biology Colloquium Millersville University Millersville, Pennsylvania, 1996
PAGE 16 Forensic DNA Seminar Office of the District Attorney of Contra Costa County Martinez, California, 1996 Forensic DNA Seminar Office of the District Attorney of Sacramento County Sacramento, California, 1996 Criminal Law Committee of the Prince George s County Bar Association Annual Seminar Upper Marlboro, Maryland, 1995 : From the Laboratory to the Courtroom A Symposium on DNA - The Collection, Analysis and Presentation of the Evidence Virginia Continuing Legal Education of the Virginia Law Foundation Richmond, Virginia, 1995 DNA Seminar 1995 Pennsylvania Court Reporters Association Annual Convention Hershey, Pennsylvania, 1995 : The Present and the Future The Futurists Conference of Biotechnology and Biomedical Developments Los Angeles, California, 1995 DNA Analysis in the Laboratory and the Courtroom Lecture Series: The Dead Do Tell Tales: Forensic Science and the Solving of Mysteries Johns Hopkins University School of Continuing Studies Columbia, Maryland, 1995 Media Relations and Forensic Science Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists and Southern Association of Forensic Scientists Joint Conference Paducah, Kentucky, 1995 Forensic DNA Update Life Over Death XIV Conference Florida Public Defender Association, Inc. Lake Buena Vista, Florida, 1995
PAGE 17 Forensic DNA Evidence Annual Summer Conference Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council French Lick, Indiana, 1995 : The Present and the Future The Futurists Conference of Biotechnology and Biomedical Developments Irvine, California, 1995 The Forensic DNA Laboratory Role in Criminal Casework DNA and the Law Symposium Philadelphia Bar Education Center and Graduate Center for Education and Training of Thomas Jefferson University Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1995 Everything You Wanted to Know about DNA Testing Meeting of the Executive Committee of the Criminal Justice Section Connecticut Bar Association New Haven, Connecticut, 1995 DNA: The Experts 1995 Capital Case Defense Seminar California Attorneys for Criminal Justice and California Public Defenders Association Monterey, California, 1995 How Can DNA Analysis by a Private Laboratory Help Your Case? DNA Evidence Seminar Minnesota Institute of Legal Education Bloomington, Minnesota, 1995 10th Annual Meeting and Seminar Cuyahoga Criminal Defense Lawyers Association Cleveland, Ohio, 1994 Contract Options Armed Forces Institute of Pathology DNA Databanks and Repositories St. Paul, Minnesota, 1994
PAGE 18 History of Biotechnology and Forensics Forensics and Biotechnology Conference The Virginia Biotechnology Association and MWH MediCorp Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1994 DNA: Your Silent Eyewitness 32nd Annual Training Seminar International Association of Women Police Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1994 DNA Analysis Applied to Forensic Evidence 8th Medicolegal Investigation of Death Seminar Morgantown, West Virginia, 1993 DNA Testing and Evidence Collection Law Enforcement Symposium Monroe County Crime Victims Policy Board and Office of the Monroe County District Attorney Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, 1992 Minisatellite Variant Repeat Mapping: A Digital Approach to DNA Typing New York State DNA Users Group Albany, New York, 1992 Seminar on Forensic DNA Testing and Current Status in the Courts Annual Conference The County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey Cape May, New Jersey, 1992 DNA Issues Criminal Law Section New Jersey State Bar Association Annual Convention Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1992 Seminar on DNA Evidence in Criminal Cases Municipal Police Training Council and University of New Haven Forensic Sciences Program West Haven, Connecticut, 1992 2nd Annual Western Kentucky Regional Forensic Science Seminar Madisonville, Kentucky, 1991
PAGE 19 District Attorney's Office of Chester County West Chester, Pennsylvania, 1991 DNA Testing and Evidence Collection Law Enforcement Symposium Monroe County Crime Victims Policy Board and Office of the Monroe County District Attorney Stroudsburg, Pennsylvania, 1991 DNA Analysis in Forensic and Paternity Testing 31st Annual Educational Conference American Judges Association Seattle, Washington, 1991 DNA: Proper Collection of Evidence International Homicide Investigation Seminar Dublin, Ohio, 1991 DNA Update-Demonstrations and Critiques 1991 Annual Summer Conference National District Attorneys Association Tucson, Arizona, 1991 1991 Spring Conference International Association for Identification - Pennsylvania Division Erie, Pennsylvania, 1991 Use of DNA Evidence 8th Annual Criminal Law Symposium Pennsylvania Bar Institute Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, 1991 DNA Seminar for Law Enforcement Alaska Peace Officers Association Crime Conference and Northwest Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting Anchorage, Alaska, 1991 Atlantic County Prosecutor's Office Cape May, New Jersey, 1991
PAGE 20 Regional Sex Crimes Meeting Fairfax County Police Department Annandale, Virginia, 1991 Council of Governments Public Safety Policy Board, Training Subcommittee Meeting Washington, D.C., 1991 1991 Spring Conference International Association for Identification - Chesapeake Bay Division Fredericksburg, Virginia, 1991 Private Investigator Program Investigative Training Institute, Inc. Linthicum, Maryland, 1991 Maryland State Investigators and Security Association Baltimore, Maryland, 1991 DNA Regional Information Sharing Conference Magloclen and Elmira Police Elmira, New York, 1990 Death Investigation and Identification Advanced Seminar Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Center Grand Island, Nebraska, 1990 Identification by Blood Typing and DNA Testing Seminar in Homicide Investigation Medical Legal Research and Education Association and Harvard Associates in Police Science Baltimore, Maryland, 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003
PAGE 21 and the Courts 21st Annual Institute for Prosecutors Oregon Department of Justice and Oregon District Attorneys Association Marylhurst, Oregon, 1990 DNA Conference and Seminar Pennsylvania State Police and Western Pennsylvania District Attorneys Association Butler, Pennsylvania, 1990 Legal Aspects of 1990 Prosecuting Attorney's Seminar Office of the Prosecuting Attorney of Madison County, Indiana Anderson, Indiana, 1990 DNA Fingerprinting and the Legal Perspective 6th Annual Meeting and Seminar Cuyahoga Criminal Defense Lawyers Association Concord, Ohio, 1990 Advances in Forensic Testing - DNA Analysis Joint Conference, Illinois Public Defenders Association and Illinois Attorneys for Criminal Justice Collinsville, Illinois, 1990 Admissibility of DNA Testing as Evidence Seminar on DNA Testing for Criminal and Paternity Cases Children's Medical Center Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1990 DNA Analysis and Forensic Evidence Seminar on Use of DNA Testing in Criminal Cases Northern Illinois Police Crime Laboratory Deerfield, Illinois, 1990 DNA Fingerprinting Child Sexual Exploitation Information Sharing Conference Magloclen and Montgomery County Department of Police Gaithersburg, Maryland, 1990
PAGE 22 Processing DNA Evidence DNA Workshop for Law Enforcement Vance-Granville Community College Henderson, North Carolina, 1989 Scientific Analysis of DNA Evidence Conference on DNA and Update on Law Enforcement Programs Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee, Eastern District of North Carolina Salemburg, North Carolina, 1989 Establishing Identity through Genetic Technology Criminal Justice Division and Human Services Division National Conference of State Legislators Tulsa, Oklahoma, 1989 Case Studies Involving Scientific Analysis of DNA Evidence DNA Conference Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee, Middle District of North Carolina Greensboro, North Carolina, 1989 DNA Testing in the Forensic Sciences Western Conference Seminar on Advanced Homicide Investigation Wichita, Kansas, 1989 Mathematics in Serology Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Mackinac Island, Michigan, 1987 Management Review of Serology Casework ASCLD/AAFS Management Seminar American Academy of Forensic Sciences 39th Annual Meeting San Diego, California, 1987 Mathematics in Serology Dade-Metro Department of Public Safety Crime Laboratory Miami, Florida, 1986 Serological Methods in Forensic Science American Association of Blood Banks San Francisco, California, 1986
PAGE 23 Serological Methods in Forensic Science American Association of Blood Banks Miami Beach, Florida, 1985 Isoelectric Focusing Workshop Illinois Department of State Police Springfield, Illinois, 1985 Advanced Electrophoresis Workshop Illinois Department of State Police Springfield, Illinois, 1984 Staining and Extraction Techniques Workshop Forensic Science Symposium on the Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Quantico, Virginia, 1983 Mathematics in Forensic Serology Advanced Serology Seminar Institute of Criminal Justice Services Seminar West Haven, Connecticut, 1983 Quality and Efficiency in Serology Casework Illinois Department of State Police Training Academy Springfield, Illinois, 1983 Bloodspatter Interpretation Workshop Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Workshop Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1983 Saliva in Bitemarks, Seminar on Bitemark Evidence Odontology Section American Academy of Forensic Sciences 35th Annual Meeting Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983 Bloodstain Electrophoresis Training Course Illinois Department of State Police Joliet, Illinois, 1983 Collection and Analysis of Physical Evidence from Sexual Assault Victims Conference on Care of the Sexually Assaulted Client Illinois Department of Public Health Champaign, Illinois, 1982
PAGE 24 Advanced Serology Workshop Illinois Department of State Police Training Academy Springfield, Illinois, 1982 Biomedical Genetics of ABH, Se, and Lewis Groups in Human Blood and Other Body Fluids Chicago Police Department Crime Laboratory Chicago, Illinois, 1982 Bloodspatter Interpretation Training Course Joliet Police Department and Illinois Department of State Police Joliet, Illinois, 1982 Role of Forensic Serology in the Prosecution of Child Abuse and Sexually-Abused Child Cases Illinois State Bar Association Seminar Champaign, Illinois, 1982 Bloodstain Analysis Practiced in Forensic Science Aurora Area Blood Bank Training Seminar Aurora, Illinois, 1982 Direct Examination of the Expert Witness Trial Advocacy Seminar for Illinois State's Attorneys Illinois Department of State Police Training Academy Springfield, Illinois, 1981 Stabhole Interpretation Training Course Illinois Department of State Police Joliet, Illinois, 1981, 1982, 1987 Physical Match Examination Training Course Illinois Department of State Police Joliet, Illinois, 1981, 1982, 1983, 1985 Cross-Examination of the Expert Witness Workshop for Defense Lawyers Loyola University Law School Chicago, Illinois, 1981 Legal Significance of Physical Evidence in Sexual Assault Cases Cook County State's Attorney Training Seminar Chicago, Illinois, 1981
PAGE 25 Secretion Stain Analysis Workshop Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1980 Proper Collection Methods and Significance of Physical Evidence from Sexual Assault Victims Hospital Training Seminars Citizens Committee for Victim Assistance (Fourteen cities in Illinois), 1980 Physical Evidence in Sexual Offenses Seminars on Physical Evidence Collection from Crime Scenes Southeast Regional Criminal Justice Training Center Ann Arbor, Michigan, 1975, 1976, 1977 Bloodstain Analysis Workshop Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting Lansing, Michigan, 1973
PAGE 26 ACHIEVEMENTS AND HONORS: Panelist, Science in the Courtroom, The American Trial: Issues for the 21st Century, The Smithsonian Associates Fall Lecture Series, The Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C., 1997 Member, Criminalistics Program Committee, American Academy of Forensic Sciences 49th Annual Meeting, 1996 Book Reviewer, Journal of Identification, 1996 Program Chairman, Human Identity Trade Association Meeting, convened at The 5th International Symposium on Human Identification, Scottsdale, Arizona, 1994 Member, Test Review Panel, American Board of Criminalistics, 1994 Member, Audit Committee, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, 1993-1995 Member, Policy Committee, Human Identification Trade Association, 1992-1995 Member, National Advisory Committee, National Evidence Collection Project for Victims of Sexual Assault, U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs, 1985-1986 Commendation Award, Midwestern Association of Forensic Sciences, 1984 Service Award, Illinois Department of State Police, Bureau of Forensic Sciences, 1984 Commendation Award, Illinois Department of State Police, Bureau of Forensic Sciences, 1983 Member, Organizing Committee, Forensic Science Symposium on the Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, Dade-Metro Department of Public Safety and FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Joint Symposium, 1983 Member, Research Advisory Team, University of Colorado Department of Environmental, Population, and Organismic Biology, US DOJ/NIJ Grant, 1983-1984 Member, Peer Review Committee, American Society of Crime Laboratories Directors Operations and Program Committee, 1983-1986 Service Award, International Association for Identification, 1982 Chairman, Nomenclature Subcommittee, Committee on Forensic Hair Comparison, 1982-1983
PAGE 27 Reviewer, Unsolicited Research Proposals, Forensic Science Category, United States Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice, 1981-1988 Commendation Award, Illinois Department of State Police, Bureau of Forensic Sciences, 1981 Service Award, Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists, 1980 Member, Training and Education Committee, Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists, 1980-1984 Reviewer/Editor, Audio-Visual Training Series for Treatment of Sexual Assault Victims and Collection of Physical Evidence, Citizens Committee for Victim Assistance, 1980-1981 Member, National Forensic Serology Certification Committee, American Academy of Forensic Sciences Criminalistics Certification Study Committee, 1979-1980 Reviewer/Contributor, Abstracts for the Journal of Police Science and Administration, 1979-1982 Chairman, Serology Peer Committee, Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists, 1979-1982 Program Chairman, Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting, 1978 Service Award, Alpena Police Department, Alpena, Michigan, 1978 Executive Board Member-at-Large, Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists, 1978-1980 Commendation Award, Michigan Department of State Police Forensic Science Laboratory, 1978 Member, The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi, 1974 Panel Moderator, 1974 to present: International Congress of Forensic Haemogenetics American Academy of Forensic Sciences Annual Meetings Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Meetings Canadian Society of Forensic Science Annual Meeting Association of Official Analytical Chemists Midwest Regional Meeting FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center Symposia Panel Member, various Forensic Science Professional Organization Conferences, 1974 to present Member, Phi Lambda Upsilon, National Chemistry Honorary Society, 1971 Recipient, University of Pittsburgh Forensic Chemistry Fellowship Award, 1970-1971
PAGE 28 EXPERT TESTIMONY: Testified in more than 120 criminal proceedings in various types of municipal, county, state, and federal courts, parole boards, grand jury proceedings and in hearings before state boards of registry, state legislative committees, and other government committees. Testimony given in criminal courts in the following states: California, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New Jersey, Ohio, South Carolina, South Dakota, Virginia and West Virginia
PAGE 29 PUBLICATIONS: Stolorow, M.D. and Clarke, G.W., Forensic DNA Testing: A New Dimension in Criminal Evidence Gains Broad Acceptance, The Prosecutor, (Journal of the National District Attorneys Association), (1992), 25, 4, 13-28. Blake, E.T., Paabo, S. and Stolorow, M.D., DNA Amplification and Typing from Aged Biological Evidence, Proceedings from an International Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of DNA Analysis, Quantico, Virginia, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington, D.C., (1989), 267-268. Wraxall, B.G.D. and Stolorow, M.D., The Simultaneous Separation of the Enzymes Glyoxalase I, Esterase D, and Phosphoglucomutase, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1986), 31, 4, 1439-1449. Frank, W.E. and Stolorow, M.D., The Use of Ultrathin-Layer Agarose Gels for Phenotyping Erythrocyte Acid Phosphatase by Isoelectric Focusing, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1986), 31, 3, 1089-1094. Stolorow, M.D., From Crime Scene to Laboratory, Serological Methods in Forensic Science, Rolih, S.D. and Judd, W.J., (Eds.) American Association of Blood Banks, (1985), 1-17. Podlecki, M.A. and Stolorow, M.D., Detectability of Group-Specific Component (Gc) in Aged Blood Stains, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1985), 30, 2, 398-404. Bedrosian, J.L., Stolorow, M.D., and Tahir, M.A., Development of a Radial Gel Diffusion Technique for the Identification of Urine Stains, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1984), 29, 2, 601-606. Amador, L., Stolorow, M.D., and Tahir, M.A., Sex Determination of Human Hairs by Cortical Cell Nuclei Sex Chromatin Staining, Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal, (1984), 17, 1, 22-26. Kimes, D.R., Tahir, M.A. and Stolorow, M.D., Erythrocyte Acid Phosphatase in Human Hair Root Sheaths, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1984), 29, 1, 64-66. Sallee, P.J., Metzger, D.A., and Stolorow, M.D., Attempts to Determine the Lewis Phenotypes of Dried Bloodstains, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1984), 29, 1, 75-79. Ames, P.K., Kimes, D.R., Tahir, M.A., and Stolorow, M.D., Alternative Methods for Seminal Acid Phosphatase Electrophoresis, Canadian Society of Forensic Science Journal, (1983), 16, 1, 1-5. Matthews, R.M. and Stolorow, M.D., The Development of Carbonic Anhydrase II (CA II) in the Group I Buffer System, Journal of Police Science and Administration, (1981), 9, 1, 99-101.
PAGE 30 Stolorow, M.D., Population Frequency Distribution of Erythrocyte Glyoxalase I (EC 4.4.1.5) in the Greater Detroit Area, Human Genetics, (1979), 484, 1-2. Stolorow, M.D., and Wraxall, B.G.D., An Efficient Method to Eliminate Streaking in the Electrophoretic Analysis of Haptoglobin in Bloodstains, Journal of Forensic Sciences, (1979), 24, 4, 856-863. Stolorow, M.D., Glyoxalase I in the Greater Detroit Area, Forensic Serology News, (1978), 4, 1. Stolorow, M.D., Hauncher, J.D., and Stuver, W.C., Identification of Human Seminal Acid Phosphatase by Electrophoresis, Journal of the Association of Official Analytical Chemists, (1976), 59, 1352-1356. Stolorow, M.D., Hauncher, J.D., Rhesus Typing of Dried Blood, Grouping Dried Bloodstains, The Forensic Sciences Foundations, Inc., Rockville, Maryland, (1976), 4.1-4.4. Stolorow, M.D. and Diehl, L.W., Co-Determination in West German Industry: An Historical Perspective, Akron Business and Economic Review, (1976), 7, 3, 42-47. Stolorow, M.D., Technical Note, Michigan Microgram, (1973), 3, 1-3.
PAGE 31 ABSTRACTS AND PAPERS PRESENTED: Forensic Arts and Sciences - From the Laboratory to the Courtroom, presented at the Multidisciplinary Session of the Criminalistics and Jurisprudence Sections, American Academy of Forensic Sciences 48th Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, 1996. Proficiency Testing and DNA Profiling, poster, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 46th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, 1994., presented at the Multidisciplinary Symposium for Law Enforcement Officers, American Academy of Forensic Sciences 46th Annual Meeting, San Antonio, Texas, 1994., presented at the Multidisciplinary Symposium for Law Enforcement Officers, American Academy of Forensic Sciences 45th Annual Meeting, Boston, Massachusetts, 1993. Minisatellite Variant Repeat Analysis, presented at the Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists 18th Annual Meeting, Atlantic City, New Jersey, 1992. Status of Forensic DNA Admissibility in Court, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists 20th Annual Meeting, Kansas City, Missouri, 1991. DNA Evidence: Collection, Preservation, Analysis, and Case Histories, presented at the International Association for Identification 76th Annual Educational Conference, St. Louis, Missouri, 1991. Recent Significant Court Cases Involving the Admissibility of, presented at the Southern Association of Forensic Scientists, Spring Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, 1991. DNA Amplification and Typing from Aged Biological Evidence, poster presentation at An International Symposium on the Forensic Aspects of DNA Analysis, FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center, Quantico, Virginia, 1989. Decision-Making in Analysis of Evidentiary Bloodstains: Maximizing Information While Minimizing Risk, presented at the American Society of Criminology 40th Annual Conference, Chicago, Illinois, 1988. Meandering Over Fractal Surfaces: Physical Matching in Criminalistics, presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 40th Annual Meeting, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 1988. Management Review of Serology Casework, presented at Critical and Emerging Issues in Forensic Serology, Sacramento, California, 1987.
PAGE 32 Ethics of the Forensic Scientist Protecting the Rights of Others (Criminalistics Section Representative), presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 38th Annual Meeting, New Orleans, Louisiana, 1986. The Use of Ultrathin-Layer Agarose Gels for Phenotyping Erythrocyte Acid Phosphatase by Isoelectric Focusing, presented (by co-author) at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1985. Serological Methods in Forensic Science: From Crime Scene to Laboratory, presented at the American Association of Blood Banks Annual Meeting, Miami Beach, Florida, 1985. And presented at the American Association of Blood Banks Annual Meeting, San Francisco, California, 1986. Extending the Detectability of Phosphoglucomutase in Old Bloodstains and Seminal Stains by Immunofixation: A Preliminary Report, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 37th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1985. Presented at the 11th International Congress of Forensic Haemogenetics, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1985. And presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Indianapolis, Indiana, 1985. Detectability of Group-Specific Component (Gc) in Aged Bloodstains Using Secondary Immunofixation Technique, presented (by co-author) at the International Symposium on the Forensic Applications of Electrophoresis, Quantico, Virginia, 1984. And presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 37th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1985. Electrophoresis on Trial: Recent Court Opinions Regarding the Admissibility of Electrophoresis Results from the Analysis of Bloodstain Evidence presented at the International Symposium on the Forensic Applications of Electrophoresis, Quantico, Virginia, 1984. Presented (in absentia) at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Des Moines, Iowa, 1984. And presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 36th Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1985.
PAGE 33 Development of a Radial Gel Diffusion Technique for the Identification of Urea in Urine Stains, presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 36th Annual Meeting, Anaheim, California, 1984. Recent Advances in Forensic Analysis of Bloodstain Evidence, presented at the Illinois State's Attorneys Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1983. Development of a Radial Gel Diffusion Technique for the Identification of Urine Stains, presented (by co-author) at the Forensic Science Symposium on the Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center, Quantico, Virginia, 1983. The Truth Concerning the Female Ejaculate, presented (by co-author) at the Forensic Science Symposium on the Analysis of Sexual Assault Evidence, FBI Forensic Science Research and Training Center, Quantico, Virginia, 1983. Statewide Program of Sexual Assault Evidence Collection in Illinois, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 35th Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983. Saliva in Bitemarks, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 35th Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983. Erythrocyte Acid Phosphatase in Human Hair Root Sheaths, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 35th Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983. Attempts at Lewis Phenotyping of Dried Bloodstains, presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 35th Annual Meeting, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1983. And presented (by co-author) at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1982. Microscopy Utilized in Forensic Serology, presented at Inter/Micro '82, Chicago, Illinois, 1982. Alternative Non-Barbital Buffer for Seminal Acid Phosphatase Electrophoresis, presented by co-author at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, 1982. Presentation of Forensic Serology Findings in Court, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, 1982. Bloodspatter Interpretation at Crime Scenes, presented at International Association for Identification - Illinois Division Meeting, Joliet, Illinois, 1982. Role of the Forensic Serology Expert as a Rebuttal Witness, presented at the Kansas County and District Attorneys Association - 1982 Attorney General's Call, Topeka, Kansas, 1982.
PAGE 34 Functions of a Forensic Science Training and Applications Laboratory, presented at the American Chemical Society - Joliet, Illinois Section Meeting, New Lenox, Illinois, 1982. Forensic Serology: A Formal Training Program in the Illinois Department of State Police, presented at the Northwestern Association of Forensic Scientists and California Association of Criminalists Joint Conference, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, 1981. The Lewis Blood Group System: Relationship to Se and H in View of Recent Findings in the Biosynthetic Pathway, presented at the Northwestern Association of Forensic Scientists and California Association of Criminalists Joint Conference, Lake Tahoe, Nevada, 1981. Presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists, Mid-Atlantic Association of Forensic Scientists, Northeastern Association of Forensic Scientists, and Southern Association of Forensic Scientists Joint Conference, Louisville, Kentucky, 1980. And presented at the Canadian Society of Forensic Science Annual Meeting, Hamilton, Ontario, 1981. Historical Development of Multisystem Approaches to Electrophoretic Analysis of Bloodstains, presented at the Canadian Society of Forensic Science Annual Meeting, Hamilton, Ontario, 1981. Potential of Modern Forensic Serology Techniques in Analysis of Bloodstain Evidence, presented at the Illinois State's Attorneys Association Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1980. Review of the Development of Multisystem Approaches to Electrophoretic Analysis of Bloodstains, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Springfield, Illinois, 1979. And presented at the Canadian Society of Forensic Science Annual Meeting, Montreal, Quebec, 1979. Population Frequency of Sixteen Blood Genetic Markers of Forensic Interest in the Greater Detroit Metropolitan Area, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 31st Annual Meeting, Atlanta, Georgia, 1979. Population Frequency Distribution of Erythrocyte Glyoxalase I Utilizing a New Method of Combined Starch-Agarose Gel Electrophoresis, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1978. And presented at the International Association of Forensic Sciences Conference, Wichita, Kansas, 1978.
PAGE 35 An Efficient Method to Eliminate Streaking from Electrophoretic Analysis of Haptoglobin in Bloodstains, presented at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 30th Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, 1978. Modern Forensic Serology: Application of Numerous Blood Marker Systems to Recent Criminal Investigations, presented at the Federation of Analytical Chemistry and Spectroscopy Societies 4th Annual Meeting, Detroit, Michigan, 1978. Recent Advances in Electrophoretic Techniques of Bloodstain Analysis, presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 30th Annual Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, 1978. Presented (by co-author) at the International Association of Forensic Sciences Conference, Wichita, Kansas, 1978. Presented (by co-author) at the Northwest Association of Forensic Scientists Meeting, San Francisco, California, 1978. Presented (by co-author) at the California Association of Criminalists 51st Semiannual Seminar, Big Bear Lake, California, 1978. Presented (by co-author) at the Southern Association of Forensic Scientists Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, 1978. Presented (by co-author) at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Spring Meeting, Northville, Michigan, 1978. And presented (by co-author) at the Mid-Atlantic Association of Forensic Scientists Meeting, Alexandria, Virginia, 1978. Review of Past Technology and Preview of New Developments in the Electrophoretic Analysis of Bloodstains, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Bloomington, Minnesota, 1977. Pitfalls of Simultaneous Electrophoresis of Erythrocyte Acid Phosphatase and Esterase D, presented at the California Association of Criminalists 49th Semiannual Seminar, Indian Wells, California, 1977. Isolation and Identification of Seminal Acid Phosphatase by Electrophoresis: The Investigation of a Forensic Problem, presented (in absentia) at the Association of Official Analytical Chemists 89th Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., 1975. Rhesus Blood Grouping Analysis: Methods for Dried Bloodstains, presented (by co-author) at the American Academy of Forensic Sciences 27th Annual Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1975.
PAGE 36 Modification of the Electrophoretic Identification of the Prostatic and Vaginal Enzyme Acid Phosphatase, presented at the Midwestern Association of Forensic Scientists Fall Meeting, Chicago, Illinois, 1974.