About the Masters Conference
Registration is now open for the Masters 19 Conference
Conference Date: May 23-26, 2022
This conference is designed to provide the veteran, trained medicolegal death investigator with the latest advancements in the forensic sciences.
Attendees are expected to be knowledgeable of basic death investigation techniques. This conference is designed for the instruction of experienced medicolegal death investigators, forensic pathologists, law enforcement offices, forensic scientists, physicians, attorneys, and investigative personnel who have previously been trained in a basic death investigation program. Graduates of the Medicolegal Death Investigators Training Course sponsored by Saint Louis University School of Medicine are provided this background.
The 2022 Masters Conference topics have been chosen with the practical educational needs of the medicolegal death investigator in mind. A nationally recognized faculty will present subject matter that will be useful to the attendees.
The Masters Conference is conducted every two years. The course is designed to provide a colloquium on a regular basis for those who wish to keep current on issues in the field of death investigation. The topics change in each Masters Conference to reflect new information developing at that time and are not repeated at any future Masters Conference.
Masters 19 Course Director
MariaTeresa A. Tersigni-Tarrant, Ph.D., D-ABFA, D-ABMDI
Forensic Anthropologist
Adjunct Associate Professor
Co-Chair Forensic Education
Department of Pathology
Please email the Saint Louis University Continuing Medical Education Office with questions at: cme@health.slu.edu