New text book for University class.....

[Mike Campbell]

..for the past ten years or so I have used Teather's Encyclopedia of Underwater Investigations in a university curriculum class on crime scene investigation. While the class focus moves around a bit, that particular text has been pretty good for my needs. Looks like I am going to have to change for several reasons, and I am researching some of the work/texts out there. I have looked at a lot of them but I don't know about the ones I don't know about.
Any suggestions? About a fifty-sixty contact hour class.
I started teaching at the University after a career in military and LEO if that helps gives you an idea of where my teaching philosophy might lie....
Thank you guys...and girls.....
Mike

 

[james croft]

Teather has a good bok but I like this one better. Maybe its because my picture is in it a couple of places , but I digress.... Here is a link:

The Water's Edge - A Manual for the Underwater Criminal Investigator

The book is The Waters Edge-A manual for the underwater criminal investigator

The author is Mike Berry. He heads up the VA State Police dive team and teaches good techniques that work.

 

[Mike Campbell]

Thank you James....I posted this back in September and forgot about it....that IS a good book. I used to work with the State Police up there from time to time...even won an open racquetball tournament with one of the guys back in the late 80's....It looks like I am going to have to write my own book. Being retired and working half time at the University should give me ample opportunity.....
Mike