The Fascinating World of Forensic Science

Real forensic science is slower than the television version and a good deal more interesting. Ted Schwartz does it for a living.

Schwartz, M.S., ABC-GKE, is Assistant Professor of Practice at the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science at the University of New Haven. The talk is a deep dive into what real-life forensic science involves.

Part of a series. This is one of the library's 2026 Scholarly Series, Whodunits, Locked Rooms and Amateur Sleuths: Investigating the World of Mysteries, sponsored by the Friends of the Ridgefield Library.

Good to know. Free, in the combined Main and Dayton Program Rooms, registration required.