Forensic Document Examination, Graduate Certificate*

General Program Information

Graduate School Contact:
Angela Edwards; edwardag@etsu.edu; (423) 439-4703

Larry S. Miller, Ph.D., Department Chair
201 Rogers-Stout Hall
Box 70555
(423) 439-5964
e-mail: millerls@etsu.edu

Dustin Osborne, Ph.D., Graduate Coordinator
201E Rogers-Stout Hall
Box 70555
(423) 439-5604
e-mail: osbornedl@etsu.edu

Faculty: Heidi Harralson; Larry Miller.

The Department of Criminal Justice and Criminology offers a graduate certificate in Forensic Document Examination. Students completing this certificate will have gained knowledge in handwriting identification, print process identification, and the court system in the United States allowing them to seek employment and become certified as forensic document examiners.

Program Admission Requirements

See the Admissions  page for admission guidelines.

Forensic Document Examination, Graduate Certificate Requirements: 12 credits

Forensic Document Examination Requirements: 12 credits

• CJCR 5110 - Forensic Document Examination (3 credits)
• CJCR 5120 - Forensic Handwriting Identification (3 credits)
• CJCR 5130 - Forensic Document Analysis (3 credits)
• CJCR 5140 - Forensic Document Practicum (3 credits)

Gainful Employment

*This is a Gainful Employment Program. For information about Gainful Employment programs, please see https://www.etsu.edu/gradstud/documents/gainfulemployment/forensic
_document_examination_graduate_certificate.pdf