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Professor (1996)

Tenure (1992)

Dept. of Pathology

Indiana University School of Medicine

Curriculum Vitae

Dean A. Hawley, M.D.

Tenured (1992) Professor (1996)

President-elect of the Faculty (2006-2007), President of the Faculty (2007-2008)

Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine

635 Barnhill Dr., Medical Sciences Bldg. Rm. A128

Indianapolis, IN 46202-5120

voice 317-327-57050, 317-278-1690 fax 317-278-1820, dhawley@iupui.edu

Academic Year 2005-’06

Hawley, Dean A.

Education:

Undergraduate: Purdue University, B.S., 1975

Graduate: Indiana University School of Medicine, M.D., 1978

Postgraduate: Methodist Hospital of Indiana

Internship, Internal Medicine, 1979

Residency, Anatomic & Clinical Pathology, ‘80-’83

Indiana University School of Medicine

Fellowship, Forensic Pathology, 1984

Academic Appointments:

Lecturer in Pathology 1984-1985

Assistant Professor 1985-1990

Associate Professor 1990-1996

Tenure 1992

Professor 1996

Full Member, University Graduate School Faculty, Indiana University 1999

Hospital and Other Appointments:

Wishard Hospital

Indiana University Hospitals

Roudebush VA Hospital

Consultantships: Not applicable.

Specialty Board Status:

American Board of Pathology

Anatomic Pathology, 1984

Clinical Pathology, 1984

Forensic Pathology, 1985

Licensure & Certifications: Indiana

Professional Societies:

College of American Pathologists

American Academy of Forensic Sciences

Indiana Association of Pathologists

Chair, Forensic Pathology Committee 1993-present

Member, Board of Directors 1995-present

President-elect 1996-1997

President 1997-1999

Immediate Past-president 2000-2002

Secretary-treasurer 2004-2006

President-elect 2006-2007

President 2007-2008

Honors:

Extra Effort Award, Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, 1987

Pathology Department Teacher of the Year, 1990

Lecturer of Merit, National College of District Attorneys, University of Houston Law Center, 1996

Teaching Excellence Recognition Award, Board of Trustees, Indiana University, 1998

Certificate of Appreciation, National District Attorneys Advocacy Center, (U.S. Dept. of Justice) Universtiy of South Carolina, 1998

Distinguished Faculty Award, National College of District Attorneys, University of Houston Law Center, June 21, 1999

Indiana Homicide and Violent Crime Investigator’s Association Acknowledgement, 2005

Marion County Coroner’s Office Outstanding Service Recognition Award, 2006

Indiana University School of Medicine, Department of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Anatomic Pathology “Teacher of the Year” Award, June, 2006

Teaching Assignments in Present Rank:

NOTE: Course Director is responsible for: course materials, schedule, lab and lecture exams, grades, and integration of the course in the overall medical school curriculum.

C604 (Soph Systemic Path): Course Director (1994-1998) , faculty ‘98-‘05

C603 (Soph. General Path): Course Director (1989-92)

Laboratory Group Leader (1984-present)

Lab, 2 hours per week, 14 students

C607 (Pathology for Dental Students) Course Director 1993-94, 45 lectures and

58 hrs of lab, staff of 2 faculty from Dental School for lab, 85 students.

Lectures (Fall 1994): 6 lectures, 85 students

93CA810: (Senior Elective in Forensic Pathology)

3 hours per day, 45 students for ‘04-’05, 6 lectures per month

C692 Autopsy and Forensic Pathology for Pathologist’s Assistants (Medical Course Director)

6 lectures and exam in 2006

C? Student Mentor Program, Team 4

12 students, 2hours four times per semester

C800: Advanced Pathology: One graduate student in Forensic Entomology

(Purdue University) in ‘90-’93

X802: Medical Student Research Requirement: two students writing their

research papers in ‘94-’95

Overall 1990-1997, 12 student papers, with 5 publications.

T652 SABS (Pathology for Dental Students): 2 lectures in 2006

RADI R226 Imaging a Diverse Population, Elder Abuse Radiography for Radiologic Sciences students, 2 hrs lecture, 3/9/06

Televideo Continuing Education Teaching Programs:

SIDS: When a baby dies, a community cries. A production of the Medical Television Network (MTN), School of Nursing, 10-7-87.

Seminars in Forensic Pathology: Death scene investigation and collection

of tissue evidence. A production of MTN, MERP, 1-88.

Seminars in Forensic Pathology: Blunt Force injuries. A production of MTN, MERP, 5-88.

Seminars in Forensic Pathology: Gunshot wounds. A production of MTN, MERP, 5-88.

Seminars in Forensic Pathology: Toxicology and Drug Related Deaths I: Alcohol and Alcoholism. A production of MTN, MERP, 12-88.

Continuing Education Programs: Invited Lectures

1. “Injury and Death Investigation: Medico-Legal Aspects.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, April 7, 1989, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

2. “Injury and Death Investigation: Medico-Legal Aspects.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, April 24, 1990, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

3. “Homicide Investigation: Determination of Cause and Manner of Death, Identification of Human Remains, Child Death, Sexually Related Deaths, Strangulation and Hanging, and Death Due to Fire.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, Sept. 26 and 27, 1990, Greensboro, NC.

4. “Injury and Death Investigation: Medico-Legal Aspects.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, Nov. 15, 1990, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

5. “Prosecution of Violent Assaults: Proving Injury from Assault.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, April 16, 1991, Incline Village, NV.

6. “Injury and Death Investigation: Medico-Legal Aspects.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, May 23, 1991, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL

7. “Injury and Death Investigation: Medico-Legal Aspects.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of Louisville, Sept. 19, 1991, Broward Community College, Ft. Lauderdale, FL.

8. “Prosecution of Violent Crime—Homicide: Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, April 14, 1992, Orlando, FL.

9. “Career Prosecutor Course: Mechanics of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, June 23, 1992, Houston, TX.

10. “Homicide Investigation: Evidence from Wounds.” Southern Police Institute, School of Justice Administration, College of Arts & Sciences, Univ. of

Louisville, April 22, 1993, Bismarck, ND.

11. “Expert Witness Testimony: Mock Trial.” Indiana Continuing Legal Education Forum, Indiana State Bar Assoc., Indiana University School of Law, Indianapolis, March 18, 1993, Indianapolis, IN.

12. “Prosecution of Violent Assaults: Proving Injury Versus Assault.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, March 30, 1993, San Francisco, CA.

13. “Injuries in Pedestrian and Bicyclist Collisions with Motor Vehicles.” Texas A&M University Engineering Extension, Accident Reconstruction Seminar, March 11, 1994, Louisville, KY.

14. “Proving Injuries from Assault.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. Of Houston Law Center, May 11, 1994, New Orleans, LA.

15. “Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. Of Houston Law Center, October 25, 1994, Colorado Springs, CO.

16. “Forensic Pathologic Examination of the Abused Child: Medical Aspects of Sexual and Physical Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, November 18, 1994, Baltimore, MD.

17. “Physical / Sexual Abuse of Children.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, May 16, 1995, Philadelphia, PA.

18. “Direct / Cross Examination of the Medical Expert—Child Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, May 16, 1995, Philadelphia, PA.

19. “Proving Injury from Assault.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, May 16, 1995, Philadelphia, PA

20. “Accident Investigation: Placing the Driver Behind the Wheel.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 19, 1995, Tampa, FL.

21. “Child Abuse and “Exploitation: Medical Aspects of Child Physical and Sexual Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Aug. 27, 1995, Reno, Nevada.

22. “Child Homicides—Physical & Sexual Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Nov. 14, 1995, Williamsburg, VA

23. “Direct Examination of the Medical Expert in Parent / Child Homicide.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of HoustonLaw Center, Nov. 14, 1995, Williamsburg, VA

24. “Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Nov. 14, 1995, Williamsburg, VA

25. “Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Dec. 4, 1995, San Francisco, CA

26. “Direct Examination of the Pathologist.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Dec. 4, 1995, San Francisco, CA

27. “Forensic Evidence in Child Physical and Sexual Assault Cases.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, Dec. 4, 1995, San Francisco, CA

28. “Accident Investigation: Placing the Driver Behind the Wheel.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 3, 1996, Orlando, FL

29. “Forensic Pathology in Child Homicide Cases.” Prosecuting Attorneys’ Council of Georgia, June 13, 1996, Duluth, GA

30. “Mechanisms of Death: Career Prosecutor Course.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, June 21, 1996, Houston, TX

31. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Accident Investigation: Placing the Driver Behind the Wheel.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, October 28, 1996, South Lake Tahoe, NV

32. “Child Homicides: Physical and Sexual Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, October 29, 1996, South Lake Tahoe, NV

33. “Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, October 29, 1996, South Lake Tahoe, NV

34. “Violence Against Women: Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, November 15, 1996, Wilmington, DE

35. “Mechanisms of Death, and Proving Injury from Assault.” Prosecuting Attorneys Council of Indiana, December 9, 1996, Indianapolis, IN

36. “Crime Scene Investigation: Collection of Evidence in Multiple Fatality Cases.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, December 11, 1996, New Orleans, LA

37. “Mechanisms of Death.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, December 11, 1996, New Orleans, LA

38. “Forensic Computer Imaging Technology.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, December 11, 1996, New Orleans, LA

39. “Proving Injury Causation in Gang and Violent Crime Cases.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, April 7, 1997, Baltimore, MD.

40. “Direct Examination of the Medical Expert and Gang Expert.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston LawCenter, April 7, 1997, Baltimore, MD.

41. “Cocaine: High Enough to Die. Advances in Clinical and Forensic Toxicology, IV.” Midwest Association for Toxicology and Therapeutic Drug Monitoring, April 24, 1997, Indianapolis, IN.

42. “Mechanisms of Death, Injuries of Sexual Assault, and Injuries of Domestic Violence.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, May 20 through May 25, 1997, Honolulu, HI.

43. “Workshop: Demonstration of Direct and Cross Examination of Forensic Medical Experts.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, May 20 through May 25, 1997, Honolulu, HI.

44. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Accident Investigation.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 30, 1997, Tampa, FL.

45. “Computer-generated Exhibits for Prosecution of Vehicular Manslaughter.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 30, 1997, Tampa, FL.

46. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases.” Seventh Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, October 13, 1997, Los Angeles, CA

47. “Mechanisms of Death, and Child Homicides: Establishing Physical and Sexual Abuse.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, November 4, 1997, New Orleans, LA.

48. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Use of Computer Technology in the Presentation of Pathological Evidence,” “Utilizing Your Pathologist to Meet Specific Forensic Evidence Defenses in Child Abuse Cases,” and “Direct Exmaination of the Pathologist—Homicide with Multiple Types of Technical Evidence.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, December 1, 1997, San Diego, CA.

49. “Proving Injury Causation in Gang and Violent Crime Cases,” and “Direct Examination of Medical Experts.” National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, April 20, 1998, San Francisco, CA.

50. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Accident Investigation.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 15, 1998, Orlando, FL.

51. “Proving Injury Causation—Preventing Family Violence Fatalities.” Protecting Homes, Protecting Communities: A Regional Domestic Violence Conference, June 10, 1998, Ft. Wayne, IN

52. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Investigation, Documentation, and Prosecution of Strangulation Cases.” Career Prosecutors Course, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston, June 23, 1998, Houston, TX

53. “Expert Witness Testimony.” Applied Trial Advocacy Course, U.S. Dept. of Justice: National District Attorneys Advocacy Center, July 23, 1998, Columbia, South Carolina.

54. “Basic Injury Patterns, Toxicology, Computer Graphics and Expert Witness Testimony.” Canadian Association of Technical Accident Investigators and Reconstructionists 1998 CATAIR - NYSTARS Conference, August 20, 1998, Brock University, St. Catherines, Ontario.

55. “Medical Evidence of Physical Abuse of Children,” and “Demo: Analyzing the Crime Scene and Utilizing Your Pathologist to Meet Specific Forensic Evidence Defenses and Corroborate the Circumstantial Child Abuse Case.” U.S. Dept. of Justice: Managing, Preparing and Presenting Forensic Evidence in Violent Crime and Child Abuse Cases. National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, Sept. 11, 1998, Fajardo, Puerto Rico.

56. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases.” Eighth Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, October 19, 1998, Dallas, TX.

57. “Proving Injury from Assault in Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases.” International Conference of Women Police, October 28, 1998, Anchorage, AK.

58. “Use of Computer Technology in the Presentation of Pathological Evidence,” and “Mechanisms of Death.” Forensic Evidence Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of Houston Law Center, Williamsburg, VA, November 3, 1998.

59. “Proving Injury from Assault in Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases.” 1998 County Attorneys Fall Training Conference, Prosecuting Attorneys Training Coordinator for the Iowa State Dept. of Justice, Des Moines, IA, November 15, 1998.

60. “Expert Witness Testimony.” Applied Trial Advocacy Course, National College of District Attorneys, National District Attorneys Advocacy Center (U.S. Dept. of Justice), University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, Dec. 10, 1998.

61. “Proving Injury Causation in Gang and Violent Crime Cases,” and “Direct Exam of the Medical Expert in a Homicide Case,” and “Use of the Medical Expert in Establishing Causation in Child Abuse Cases.” Prosecuting Gangs and Violent Crimes Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of Houston Law Center, New Orleans, LA, March 1, 1999.

62. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Accident Investigation.” Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, May 13, 1999, Tampa, FL.

63. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” and “Cross-Examination of the Medical Expert—Expertise and Opinion.” Trial Enhancement Training, U.S. Navy Justice School, Naval Legal Service Office Mid-Atlantic, Norfolk Naval Station, March 15-19, 1999.

64. “Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse,” U.S. Dept. of Justice: Managing, Preparing and Presenting Forensic Evidence in Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases. National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of Houston Law Center, March 26, 1999, San Juan, Puerto Rico.

65. “Expert Witness Testimony.” Applied Trial Advocacy Course, National College of District Attorneys, National District Attorneys Advocacy Center (U.S. Dept. of Justice), University of South Carolina, Columbia, South Carolina, April 1, 1999.

66. “Mechanisms of Injury in Homicide, Child Abuse, Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Cases.” Spring Training, Harris County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office, Houston, Texas, April 23, 1999.

67. “Fatal Wounds.” National Homicide Symposium XII, California District Attorneys Association, Costa Mesa, CA, May 4, 1999.

68. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Crash Investigation,” and “Computer-generated Courtroom Exhibits.” DUI Vehicular Manslaughter Conference, Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Tampa, FL, May 14, 1999.

69. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Demonstration of Direct Examination of a Medical Expert in a Complex Gang-violence Homicide.” Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of Houston Law Center, Houston, TX, June 21, 1999.

70. “Injuries of Domestic Violence, Elder Abuse and Strangulation.” Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan Statewide Domestic Violence Conference, Lansing, MI, July 13, 1999.

71. “The Use of Radiographs in Forensic Medicine.” 1999 Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists Annual Meeting, Columbus, IN Sept. 17, 1999.

72. “Critical Issues in Domestic Violence,” “Establishing Medical Proof: Injury Causation in Domestic Violence Homicides,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence in Domestic Violence Cases,” “Strangulation Part II: Homicides - Working with the Pathologist,” “Elder Abuse: Prosecution Issues and Medical Proof.” Ninth Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Reno, NV, Oct. 24-27, 1999.

73. “Mechanisms of Death.” Prosecuting Homicide Cases , National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina LawSchool, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 8, 1999.

74. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Use of Computer Technology in the Presentation of Pathologic Evidence.” Forensic Evidence Course, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, San Diego, CA, Nov. 29, 1999.

75. “Establishing Causation and Proof in Motor Vehicular Fatalities,” and “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence Collection at Autopsy.” Criminal Investigations Course, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Orlando, Florida, February 21 and 22, 2000.

76. “Proving Injury Causation in Gang and Violent Crime Cases,” “Direct Examination of the Medical Expert in a Domestic ViolenceStrangulation Case,” and “Use of the Medical Expert in Establishing Causation in Child Abuse Cases.” Prosecuting Gangs and Violent Crimes, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, San Francisco, CA, March 13, 2000.

77. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” “Preparation and Examination of the Medical Expert,” and “Overview: Cross-examination of the Medical Expert – Expertise and Opinion.” U.S. Navy JAG School, Trial Enhancement Training, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, San Diego, CA (Naval Station West Coast), March 27-31, 2000.

78. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Hillsboro, Oregon, April 6-7, 2000.

79. “Use of Computer Technology in the Preparation of Pathological Evidence in Domestic Violence,” and “Domestic Violence Homicide.” Michigan State Police Inservice Training, Midland, Michigan, April 20, 2000.

80. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence.” Maryland State Attorneys’ Association, Towson State University, Baltimore, Maryland, May 16, 2000

81. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Crash Investigation,” and “Computer-generated Exhibits,” DUI / Vehicular Manslaughter Seminar, Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Orlando, FL, May 19, 2000

82. “Domestic Violence,” and “Elder Abuse.” Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office, Bureau of Special Operations, Training Division, in-service training, June 8, 2000. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office in-service training, June 9, 2000.

83. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Direct Examination of the Medical Expert.” 2000 Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charleston, SC, June 19, 2000.

84. “Domestic Violence Homicides,” and “Strangulation in Domestic Violence,” and “Use of Computer Technology in Domestic Violence Evidence.” Michigan State Police Prevention Services Seminar, Lansing, Michigan, Aug. 3, 2000

85. “Domestic Violence Homicides,” and “Strangulation in Domestic Violence,” and “Use of Computer Technology in Domestic Violence Evidence.” Michigan State Police Prevention Services Seminar, Lansing, Michigan, Aug. 10, 2000

86. “Critical Issues in Domestic Violence, I,” “Critical Issues in Domestic Violence, II,” “Establishing Medical Proof in Domestic Violence Cases,” “Strangulation in Domestic Violence Homicide,” “Assessing Evidence in Domestic Violence,” “ Use of Technology Evidence in Domestic Violence,” “Domestic Violence in Later Life, and Elder Abuse.” 10^th Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, Anaheim, CA, Oct. 1-5, 2000.

87. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Huntsville, Alabama, October 11-13, 2000.

88. “Determining the Dominant Aggressor from Offensive and Defensive Wounds in Domestic Violence Cases.” Beyond the Obvious, a continuing education program of the Michigan State Police Prevention Services Unit, Prosecuting Attorneys Association of Michigan, and the Michigan Coalition on Law Enforcement Standards, Lansing, Michigan, October 23, 2000.

89. “Mechanisms of Death: Injury Causation in Homicide Cases,” and “Domestic Violence Strangulation Murders.” Prosecuting Homicide Cases, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, New Orleans, LA, Oct. 30, 2000.

90. “Fatal Elder Abuse: Prosecution Issues and Medical Proof.” 17^th Annual Protective Services Conference, Texas Dept. of Protective and Regulatory Services, National Committee for the Prevention of Elder Abuse, and Baylor College of Medicine, San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 7, 2000.

91. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Evansville, Indiana, Nov. 9-11, 2000.

92. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Use of Computer Technology in Forensic Pathology Evidence,” and “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence Collection.” Forensic Evidence Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, San Francisco, CA, Dec. 4, 2000.

93. “Injuries in Firearms Violence.” Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Association Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN Dec. 6, 2000

94. “Use of Computer Technology in the Presentation of Pathological Evidence,” and “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence Collection at Autopsy.” Evidence for Prosecutors, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, New Orleans, LA, Jan. 24-25, 2001.

95. “Mechanisms of Injury in Domestic Violence,” “Offense and Defense Injuries in Domestic Assaults,” and “Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence.” Domestic Violence Training, Jefferson Parish District Attorneys, Jefferson Parish Coroner’s Office, Harvey, LA, Feb. 9, 2001.

96. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Omaha, Nebraska, February 14-15, 2001.

97. “Proving Injury Causation in Gang and Violent Crime Cases,” “Use of the Medical Expert in Domestic Violence StrangulationCases,” and “Presenting the Circumstantial Case: Elder Abuse.” Prosecuting Gangs and Violent Crime, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, San Diego, CA, February 18-19, 2001.

98. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” “Preparation and Examination of the Medical Expert,” and “Overview: Cross-examination of the Medical Expert – Expertise and Opinion.” U.S. Navy Justice School, JAG Trial Enhancement Training, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Bremerton, WA (Naval Station West Coast), March 18-22, 2001.

99. “Forensic Pathology and Evidence Collection.” 3 hour in service education, Madison County Indiana Prosecutor’s Office, Anderson, IN, April 27, 2001.

100. “Injuries in Domestic Violence,” “Offense and Defense Injuries in Domestic Violence,” and “Strangulation in Domestic Violence.” Montgomery County (Ohio) Prosecutor’s Domestic Violence Training, Sinclair Community College, Dayton, Ohio, May 3, 2001.

101. “Fatal Wounds.” National Homicide Symposium XIII. California District Attorneys Association, San Francisco, CA, May 8, 2001.

102. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Crash Investigation,” and “Computer-generated Exhibits,” DUI / Vehicular Manslaughter Seminar, Florida Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Key Largo, FL, May 10-11, 2001.

103. “Fatal Wounds in Elder Abuse.” Tennessee State Dept. of Human Services Elder Abuse Conference, University of Tennessee – Knoxville, Nashville, TN, May 16, 2001.

104. “Injuries in Domestic Violence Fatalities,” Offense and Defense Wounds in Domestic Violence.” Saginaw County Michigan Domestic Violence Coalition Training, Underground Railroad Battered Women’s Shelter, Michigan State Police, Saginaw, MI, May 29, 2001.

105. “Mechanisms of Death,” and “Direct Examination of the Medical Expert.” 2001 Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charleston, SC, June 11-12, 2001.

106. “Strangulation in Domestic Violence Assaults.” Greg Derringer Pathology Grand Rounds, Dept. of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Indiana Univ. School of Medicine, Riley Hospital Outpatient Conference Center, July 10, 2001.

107. “Child Abuse and Munchausen Syndrome by Proxy.” Riley Children’s Hospital Pediatrics / Trauma Surgery Conference on Child Abuse, Indiana University School of Medicine, Oct. 11, 2001, Indianapolis.

108. “Confronting Barriers with Successful and Innovative Strategies,” “Establishing Medical Proof: Injury Causation in Domestic Violence Homicides,” “Elder Abuse: Prosecution Issues and Medical Proof,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence Part II: Use of Technology in Case Presentation,” and “ Strangulation Part II: Homicides – Working with the Pathologist.” Eleventh Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Reno, NV, Oct. 28-31, 2001.

109. “Mechanisms of Death: Injury Causation in Homicide Cases,” and “Domestic Violence Strangulation Murders.” Prosecuting Homicide Cases, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, San Francisco, CA, Nov. 5, 2001.

110. “Mechanisms of Injury in Domestic Violence,” “Domestic Violence Homicide,” “Patterned Injuries of the Primary Aggressor,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Assault,” and “Child Abuse in Domestic Violence.” Alaska State Police Domestic Violence Conference, Alaska Dept. of Public Safety, Fairbanks, AK, Nov. 8, 2001.

111. “Elder Abuse and Neglect,” and “Injuries and Evidence in Child Abuse Prosecution.” United States Dept. of Justice Conference on Family Violence, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charlotte Amalie, St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, Nov. 16, 2001.

112. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Forensic Medical Evidence,” and “Injuries in Motor Vehicle Accidents.” Indiana Police Corp Cadet Training Program, Indiana Law Enforcement Training Academy, Plainfield, IN, Nov. 27, 2001.

113. “Injuries of Domestic Violence,” Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence Assaults,” and “Child Abuse as a Component of Domestic Violence.” Montana Law Enforcement Continuing Education, and the Montana Coroner’s Office, Helena, Montana, December 7, 2001.

114. “Offensive and Defensive Injuries in Domestic Violence Assaults,” and “Injuries of Children and Injuries of Sexual Assault in Domestic Violence.” Alaska Regional Hospital and the Alaska State Troopers, Alaska Department of Justice, Anchorage, Alaska, January 31, 2002.

115. “Injuries and Evidence in Forensic Pathology.” St. Joseph’s College Criminalistics Class, Rensselaer, IN, February 4, 2002.

116. “Shaken Baby Cases -- Prosecutorial Techniques,” “Discrediting Defense Experts in Family Violence Cases,” and “Medical Testimony in Violent Crimes and Gang Cases,” Prosecuting Violent Crimes, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Denver, CO, February 24-25, 2002.

117. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” “Preparation and Examination of the Medical Expert,” and “Overview: Cross-examination of the Medical Expert – Expertise and Opinion.” U.S. Navy Justice School, JAG Trial Enhancement Training, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Mayport Naval Station, Jacksonville, March 17-21, 2002.

118. “Forensic Pathology Evidence in Serious Crimes Cases,” Serious Crimes / Homicide Investigations Seminar, United States Department of State and United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation (International Training Assistance Unit II), for the Government of Russia, Ministry of the Interior (MDV), Rostov na Donu, Russia, April 22-26, 2002.

119. “Strangulation Assault in Domestic Violence Cases,” and “Identification of the Primary Aggressor by Patterns of Injury.” Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence, Timonium, Maryland, June 4-5, 2002.

120. “Pathology,” and “Cross-examination of the Expert.” 2002 Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charleston, SC, June 9-12, 2002.

121. “Medical Examiner’s Role in Crash Investigation.” 14th Annual Symposium on Alcohol and Drug Enforcement, Institute of Police Technology and Management, University of North Florida, Kissimmee, Florida, July 23-24, 2002.

122. “Injury as Evidence of the Primary Aggressor in Domestic Violence Investigations.” 2002 Louisiana Joining Hands and Hearts Conference, Louisiana Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Sept. 4, 2002, Baton Rouge, LA.

123. “Forensic Medicine: Valuable Information for Prevention Efforts.” Suicide Prevention -- A Call for Action. Indiana Partnership to Prevent Firearm Violence, Indiana University School of Medicine Department of Pediatrics, Sept. 27, 2002, Indianapolis, IN.

124. “Forensic Trauma Radiology.” Radiology Potpourri - 2002. Department of Radiology, Clarian Health Network, Indiana University School of Medicine, Oct. 4, 2002, Indianapolis, IN.

125. “Establishing Medical Proof: Injury Causation in Domestic Violence Homicides,” “Elder Abuse: Prosecution Issues and Medical Proof,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence Part II: Use of Technology in Case Presentation,” and “ Strangulation Part II: Homicides – Working with the Pathologist.” Twelth Annual National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Chicago, IL, Oct. 28-31, 2002.

126. “Abuse Against Elderly and Vulnerable Adults: Policy and Practice Considerations for the Criminal Justice System,” “Assessing Injuries in Elder Abuse and Neglect Cases,” and “Identifying the Dominant or Primary Aggressor.” Nineteenth Annual Adult Protective Services Conference, Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services, San Antonio, TX, Nov. 4-8, 2002.

127. “Injuries of Domestic Violence,” “Use of Injury Assessment for Determination of the Primary Aggressor,” “Strangulation Injury in Domestic Violence,” and “Injury in Elder Abuse and Neglect Cases.” Conference on Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse, Delaware Domestic Violence Coordinating Council, Wilmington, DE, Nov. 14, 2002

128. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Forensic Medical Evidence,” and “Injuries in Motor Vehicle Accidents.” Indiana Police Corp Cadet Training Program, Indiana Law Enforcement Training Academy, Plainfield, IN, Jan. 16, 2003.

129. “Forensic Trauma Radiology.” Clarian Health Radiology In-Service for Radiology Nurses and Technologists, Methodist Hospital of Indiana, Feb. 25, 2003

130. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Tallahassee, FL, February 27-28, 2003.

131. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” “Preparation and Examination of the Medical Expert,” and “Overview: Cross-examination of the Medical Expert – Expertise and Opinion.” U.S. Navy Justice School, JAG Trial Enhancement Training, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Bremerton Naval Station, Bremerton, WA, March 10-14, 2003.

132. “Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse,” and “Mechanisms of Death: Injury Causation in Homicide Cases.” Prosecuting Homicide Cases, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, San Francisco, CA, March 16-17, 2003.

133. “Identifying the Physical Markers of Abuse,” and “Proof and Prosecution of Abusers of the Elderly.” Thirtieth Judicial District Domestic Violence Sexual Assault Alliance, Domestic Violence and Elder Abuse Conference, Franklin, NC, March 21, 2003.

134. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Omaha, NB, April 10-11, 2003.

135. “Pathology,” and “Cross-examination of the Expert.” 2003 Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charleston, SC, June 9-12, 2003.

136. “Disease Processes and the Appearances of Abuse and Neglect of Older Adults,” Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging, Education Institute (IAAAA), Annual Case Management Conference Program for the Indiana Family and Social Services Administration, Westin Hotel, Indianapolis, June 19, 2003.

137. “Injury Causation,” Indiana Association of Area Agencies on Aging, Education Institute (IAAAA), Long Term Care Ombudsman Summer Conference, Holiday Inn Select City Centre, Lafayette, IN, June 27, 2003.

138. Panel member by invitation, U.S. Dept. of Justice Family Violence Symposium, National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime, Federal Bureau of Investigation, Lansdowne Conference Center, Leesburg, VA, Aug. 3-8, 2003.

139. “Establishing Causation in Motor Vehicles Fatalities,” Proving Causation in OVWI-Death and OVWI-SBI Cases, Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council and Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, Indianapolis Police Dept. Law Enforcement Academy, Sept. 4 and 5, 2003.

140. “Forensic Pathology in the War on Terrorism.” Greg Derringer Pathology Grand Rounds, Dept. of Pathology and Laboratory Medicine, Indiana Univ. School of Medicine, Riley Hospital Outpatient Conference Center, Sept. 23, 2003.

141. “Charging Considerations, Case Analysis and Themes,” Establishing Medical Proof: Injury Causation in Domestic Violence Homicides,” “Witness Control Factors: Experts and Lay Persons,” “Assessing and Presenting Evidence - Use of Technology in Case Presentation,” “Strangulation, Part II: Homicides - Working with the Pathologist,” “Elder Abuse Prosecution: Issues and Medical Proof,” 13^th National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, New Orleans, LA, Sept. 29-Oct. 1, 2003.

142. “Injuries of Fatal Domestic Violence, Primary Aggressor Determination, and Strangulation.” Bay County Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Bay City, Michigan, Oct. 16, 2003.

143. “Forensic Lab Processes, Drugs, and Autopsy Evidence.” Institute for Forensic Imaging, IUPUI, Evidence Technician Course, Indianapolis, Oct. 23, 2003.

144. “Evaluating Injuries when Abuse and Neglect are Suspected,” and “Medical Findings in Abuse and Neglect.” 20^th Annual Adult Protective Services Conference, Texas Dept. of Protective and Regulatory Services, San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 6-7, 2003.

145. “Proving Injury Causation in the Violent Sexual Assault.” Prosecuting Sexual Assaults and Related Violent Crimes, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Orlando, FL, Nov. 9, 2003.

146. “Injury Causation in Elder Abuse Cases and Update from National Conference.” Indiana Adult Protective Services Annual Conference, Indiana Assoc of Area Agencies on Aging, Sheraton at the Crossing, Indianapolis, Nov. 12, 2003.

147. “Distinguishing and Assessing Injuries and Level of Medical Negligence.” Missouri Division of Senior Services Adult Protective Services Training, Missouri Dept. of Health, Columbia, Missouri, Nov. 19, 2003.

148. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Battered Women’s Justice Project, United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, San Diego, Dec. 4-5, 2003.

149. “Examination of the Body in Difficult Cases.” Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Association, Annual Winter Meeting, Indianapolis, Dec. 8, 2003.

150. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Strangulation Deaths,” and “Sexual Assault Homicides.” Prosecuting Homicide Cases, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, San Diego, CA, Feb. 10, 2004.

151. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Law Enforcement Response to Domestic Violence,” and “Motor Vehicle Fatality Investigation.” Police Corps Cadet Training Program, Indiana Law Enforcement Training Academy, Plainfield, IN, Feb. 11, 2004.

152. “Injuries and Evidence in Forensic Pathology,” and “Domestic Violence.” St. Joseph’s College Criminalistics Class, Rensselaer, IN, March 4, 2004.

153. “Proving Injury Causation in Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Cases,” and “Preparation and Examination of the Medical Expert U.S. Navy Justice School, JAG Trial Enhancement Training, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina LawSchool, San Diego Naval Station, San Diego, CA, March 15-16, 2004.

154. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Dayton, OH, March 18-19, 2004.

155. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Battered Women’s Justice Project, United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, San Diego, April 25-27, 2004.

156. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Lakewood, Colorado, April 29-30, 2004.

157. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” and “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Vermont Center for Crime Victim Services, Vermont Prosecuting Attorneys, Burlington, Vermont, June 9, 2004.

158. “Pathology,” and “Cross-examination of the Expert.” 2004 Career Prosecutor Course, National College of District Attorneys, University of South Carolina Law School, Charleston, SC, June 29, 2004.

159. “Fatal and Non-fatal Strangulation Assaults in Domestic Violence.” Columbus, Ohio City Attorney’s Office, Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 13, 2004.

160. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Battered Women’s Justice Project, United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, San Diego, August 19-20, 2004.

161. “Cause and Effect: Investigating and Prosecuting Fatal Crashes Involving Pedestrians.” Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council and Governor’s Council on Impaired & Dangerous Driving, Indianapolis, Sept. 1-2, 2004.

162. “Domestic and International Terrorism.” Keynote Address, Sept. 11 Memorial, County Prosecutors Association of New Jersey, Annual Conference, Atlantic City, NJ, Sept. 11, 2004.

163. “Medical Findings in Abuse and Neglect,” “Injuries of Elder Abuse and Domestic Violence in Later Life,” and “StrangulationInjuries in Domestic Violence.” HELP Inc. Center Against Violence in Rockingham County, North Carolina, Greensboro, North Carolina, Sept. 27, 2004.

164. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Documenting and Prosecuting Strangulation Cases. Univ. of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, Chapel Hill, North Carolina, Oct. 1, 2004.

165. “Injury and Medical Findings in Fatal Child Abuse and Neglect,” and “Expert Medical Testimony in Shaken Baby Syndrome.” Alaska Child Maltreatment Conference, The Alaska Children’s Alliance, Anchorage, AK, Oct. 8, 2004.

166. “Appearance and Medical Descriptive Vocabulary for Injuries in Domestic Violence Cases,” “Determination of Primary Aggressor Based on Domestic Violence Injuries,” and “Fatal and Non-fatal Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence Assaults.” 7 hours of training, Fort Wayne, Indiana Police Department, Fort Wayne Police Training Center, Fort Wayne, IN, October 21, 2004.

167. “Establishing Medical Proof: Injury Causation in Domestic Violence Homicides,” “Strangulation, Part II: Homicides - Working with the Pathologist,” “Elder Abuse Prosecution: Issues and Medical Proof,” 14^th National Conference on Domestic Violence, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Anaheim, CA, Oct. 31-Nov. 3, 2004.

168. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Law Enforcement Response to Domestic Violence,” and “Motor Vehicle Fatality Investigation.” Police Corps Cadet Training Program, Indiana Law Enforcement Training Academy, Plainfield, IN, December 1, 2004.

169. “Domestic Violence and the Criminal Justice System.” Sociology 230, Women and Violence, DePauw University (Prof. Rebecca Bordt), Greencastle, IN, Dec. 2, 2004.

170. “Forensic Pathology and the Forensic Sciences.” Forensics Club, University of Indianapolis, Undergraduate Campus, Indianapolis, Dec. 3, 2004.

171. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Battered Women’s Justice Project, United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, San Diego, December 8-9, 2004.

172. ”Mechanisms of Death,” “Complex Injuries and Evidence,” “Postmortem Changes,” “Child Abuse Injuries,” “Domestic Violence andElder Abuse Injuries,” “Sexual Assault Injuries,” “Motor Vehicle Collision Injuries,” and “Injuries in Gang and Terrorism Cases.” Injury and forensic Evidence in Criminal Investigations, Boise Police Department, Boise, Idaho, Jan. 11-12, 2005.

173. “Injuries and Evidence in Forensic Pathology,” and “Domestic Violence.” St. Joseph’s College Criminalistics Class, Rensselaer, IN, March 3, 2005.

174. “Medical Findings and Injuries in Elder Abuse and Neglect, and Domestic Violence in Later Life.” Albemarle Hopeline Conference, Elizabeth City, North Carolina, March 18, 2005.

175. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Santa Fe, New Mexico, March 24-25, 2005.

176. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, Sioux Falls, South Dakota, May 11-12, 2005.

177. “Medical and Autopsy Findings in Elder Abuse and Neglect,” and “Domestic Violence in Later Life,” “Strangulation Assaults in Domestic Violence.” 12^th Annual Three Days in June Conference on Crime Victim Assistance, Grant Funded by US Dept. of Justice, Idaho Coalition Against Domestic Violence, Boise, Idaho, June 6-10, 2005.

178. “Forensic Pathology.” 1 hour lecture, repeated twice. Central Indiana Death Investigators Conference, Federal Bureau of Investigation, US Dept. of Justice, Indianapolis, Indiana July 25, 2005.

179. “Domestic Violence and Strangulation,” “Workshop: Trial Advocacy Expert Witness Testimony.” Evidence Based Prosecution of Domestic Violence, American Prosecutor’s Research Institute, US Dept. of Justice National Advocacy Center, Univ. of South CarolinaLaw School, Columbia, South Carolina, Aug. 8-11, 2005

180. “Forensic Pathology.” Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists. Indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 16, 2005.

181. “Forensic Pathology Evidence of Operator Identification.” Lethal Weapons DUI Homicide Course, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the National Law Center, US Dept. of Transportation, sponsored by the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council, Indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. 28-30, 2005.

182. “Strangulation Assaults in Cases of Domestic Violence in Later Life.” Annual Conference on Adult Protective Services, Albemarle Hopeline and Delta Adult Protective Services, Albemarle Judicial District, Kill Devil Hills, North Carolina, Oct. 19, 2005

183. “Medical Findings in Elder Abuse and Neglect,” “Forensic Pathology Evidence in Abuse and Neglect Cases,” and “Expert Medical Testimony in Elder Abuse Prosecution.” 22^nd Annual Texas State Adult Protective Services Conference. Texas Dept. of Family and Protective Services, San Antonio, Texas, Nov. 2-4, 2005.

184. “Injuries and Evidence in Forensic Pathology,” and “Domestic Violence.” 2.5 hours lecture. St. Joseph’s College Criminalistics Class, Rensselaer, IN, Feb. 9, 2006.

185. “Domestic Violence and Strangulation,” “Workshop: Trial Advocacy Expert Witness Testimony.” Evidence Based Prosecution of Domestic Violence, American Prosecutor’s Research Institute, US Dept. of Justice National Advocacy Center, Univ. of South Carolina Law School, Columbia, South Carolina, March 12-15, 2006.

186. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, at Northern Illinois University Regional Campus, Rockford, IL, March 23-24, 2006.

187. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, at South Metro Public Safety Training Facility, Edina (Minneapolis), MN, April 6-7, 2006.

188. “Injuries and Evidence in Forensic Pathology,” and “Domestic Violence.” 2.5 hours lecture. Introduction to Forensic Sciences Course (Prof. Stephen Nawrocki, Ph.D.), Dept. of Anthropology, University of Indianapolis, Indianapolis, IN, April 20, 2006.

189. “Incorporating Coroners and Pathologists in Crash Investigation,” and “Ask the Experts, Panel Discussion,” Lethal Weapons DUI Homicide Course, National Highway Traffic Safety Administration and the National Law Center, US Dept. of Transportation, sponsored by the Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council, and the Marion County Fatal Alcohol Crash Team, Indiana State Police Training Center, Indianapolis, Indiana, April 25-26, 2006..

190. Keynote Address: “Expert Witness Testimony: Ethics and Responsibilities.” North American Forensic Entomology Association, 4^th Annual Conference, Purdue University, W. Lafayette, IN, July 13, 2006.

191. “Domestic Violence in Later Life,” and “Closing Session: Legal and Medical Aspects of Elder Abuse and Neglect.” 20^th Annual Elder Rights Conference, Illinois Dept. on Aging, Chicago, IL, Aug. 3, 2006.

192. “Domestic Violence Presenting as Elder Abuse: Strangulation and Suffocation.” 17^th Annual National Adult Protective Services Association Conference, San Francisco, CA, Sept. 8, 2006.

193. “Mechanisms of Death,” “Advanced Forensic Injury,” “Postmortem Changes and Forensic Evidence,” “Child Abuse,” “Domestic Violence,” “Elder Abuse,” “Strangulation Deaths,” “Motor Vehicle Fatalities.” Homicide Investigation Course, Southern Police Institute, Department of Justice Administration, College of Arts and Sciences, University of Louisville, at Evansville Police Department Training, Evansville, Indiana September 21-22, 2006.

194. “Elder Abuse.” Indiana Society of Radiologic Technologists 67^th Annual Meeting, September 23, 2006, Indianapolis, Indiana, program published at www.ISORT.org.

195. “Medical Signs of Strangulation,” “Domestic Violence Strangulation Homicide,” and “Examining Expert Witnesses.” Domestic Violence Strangulation: Coordinating Dispatch, Police, Medical, Prosecution and Advocacy Programs. Battered Women’s Justice Project, United States Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, at San Diego Family Justice Center, September 28-29, 2006.

Services:

University Committee Service:

Pathology Education Committee

Pathology In-Service Education Committee

Pathology Department Safety Committee(‘90-’94)

School of Medicine Second Year Course Director’s Subcommittee of the Education and Curriculum Committee (’89-’98)

School of Medicine Emergency Medicine Topic Committee (‘90-’91)

School of Medicine Microscope Committee (‘90-’05)

IUPUI Faculty Council (elected, ‘90-’92)

Student Promotions Committee, Dental School (‘93-’94)

Curriculum Committee, Dental School (‘93-’94)

Dean’s Basic Sciences Advisory Committee, Dental School (‘93-’94)

School of Medicine Computer-assisted Instruction Committee (‘93-’99)

School of Medicine Academic Standards Committee (elected ’99-’01, ‘03-‘05)

School of Medicine Faculty Steering Committee (‘04-’05)

President-elect of the Faculty, School of Medicine, ‘06-‘07

President of the Faculty, School of Medicine, ‘07-‘08

Patient Care Service—

Forensic Pathology (Marion County Coroner contract service): 1983-1993

Forensic Pathology (Outside consulting service, not Marion County): ’93-‘94

Forensic Pathology (Marion County Coroner contract service): ’95-Oct. ’05 IU/Clarian Hospitals autopsy service: Oct. ’05-

Additional service includes medical- legal consultations for plaintiff and defense malpractice cases, about 20 per year.

Computer network administrator, Forensic Pathology Section

Public Service—Court testimony as medicolegal expert witness in:

Indiana Superior Court:

Criminal Div.: about 1600 cases (career)

Civil Div: about 40 cases (career)

Grand Jury, County Courts: about 50 cases(career)

Public Service Committees—

Marion County Death Investigation Advisory Committee (1989)

Indiana Trauma Action Group, Indiana State Board of Health (1990)

Governor’s Council on Impaired and Dangerous Driving (2005)

Supervisor of the employees of the Pathology Education Resource Laboratory, 1997-’98.

Indiana Organ Procurement Organization, Board of Directors, 1999-2004

Indiana Organ Procurement Organization, Advisory Board, 2005-

Professional Activities:

Frequent unpaid public education programs for various local and state criminal justice organizations including: Indianapolis Police Department, Marion County Sheriff’s Department, Marion County Prosecutor’s Office, Indiana Law Enforcement Training Center, Indiana Criminal Justice Institute, Indiana Prosecuting Attorneys Council, Indiana Adult Protective Services

Continuing Education teaching, Southern Police Institute, University of Louisville,

School of Public and Environmental Affairs.

Continuing Education teaching, National District Attorneys Association, University of South Carolina Law School, National District Attorneys Advocacy Center (U.S. Dept. of Justice)

Grants, Fellowships and Awards:

Principal investigator for Grant from the International Institute of Sports

Science and Medicine; “Fatal Athletic Injuries,” 1985, $400.00, 1986, $2000.00,

completed.

Teaching Publications:

Refereed Teaching Publications:

1. Hawley DA, Marlin DC, Cook DC, Becsey D, Clark MA, Pless JE, Standish SM: Specimens for teaching forensic pathology,odontology and anthropology Part I: Soft Tissues. Am J Forensic Med Path 12: 164-169, June 1991.

2. Hawley DA, Marlin DC, Cook DC, Becsey D, Clark MA, Pless JE, Standish SM: Specimens for teaching forensic pathology,odontology and anthropology Part II: Teeth and Bone. Am J Forensic Med Path 12: 170-174, June 1991.

3. Harruff RC, Hawley DA, Danesh H: Remediation of pathology students using the National Library of Medicine Videodisc Series in Pathology. Bulletin of Pathology Education 17 (No 2): 37-45, Fall 1992.

Teaching Abstracts Presented at National Meetings:

1. Hawley DA, Marlin DC, Cook DC, Becsey D, Clark MA, Pless JE, Standish SM: Specimens for teaching forensic pathology, odontology, and anthropology (poster). Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1989, Las Vegas.

2. Hawley DA, Marlin DC, Becsey D, Clark MA, Pless JE, Cook DC:Specimens for teaching forensic pathology, odontology and anthropology Part III: Rare and especially fragile specimens. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1990, Cincinnati.

3. Hawley DA: Color electronic imaging for medical school examinations. Electronic Trends in Medical Education Symposium. Indiana University School of Medicine. April 12, 1997 (published proceedings, http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/faculty/etme/).

4. Hawley DA, Hood A, Orris B, Corsaro A, Sloffer C: Student ownership of computer-assisted instructional resources. Second Electronic Trends in Medical Education Symposium. Indiana University School of Medicine. Sept. 24, 1999 (published proceedings, http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/faculty/etme99/).

5. Hawley DA: Development and distribution of pathology teaching material. Group for Research in Pathology Education 2000 Summer Meeting, June 22, 2000, Indianapolis, IN (published proceedings).

6. Hawley DA, Hood AF, Corsaro A, Kernek K, Orris B, Sloffer C: Outcome assessment of student utilization of electronic educational resources in pathology. Group for Research in Pathology Education 2000 Summer Meeting, June 23, 2000, Indianapolis, IN (published proceedings).

Research Publications:

Refereed Research Publications:

1. Hawley DA, Miller GA, Biesecker JL: Normal neutrophil function in human renal allograft recipients receiving Minnesota Antilymphoblast Globulin (MAG). Am J Clin Pathol 75:29-33, 1981.

2. Hawley DA, Kleinhans FW, Biesecker JL: Determination of alternate pathway complement kinetics by electron spin resonance spectropscopy. Am J Clin Pathol 79:673-677, 1983.

3. Hawley DA, Schaefer JR, Schulz DM, Muller J: Cytomegaloviral encephalitis in acquired immunodeficiency syndrome. Am J Clin Pathol 80:96-99, 1983.

4. Hawley DA, Pless JE, Palmer H: Tumbling abrasions: Injuries from ricochet bullets. Am J Forensic Med Path 8:229-232, 1987

5. Waller BF, Moriarty AT, Eble JN, Davey DM, Hawley DA, Pless JE:Etiology of pure tricuspid regurgitation based upon anular circumference and leaflet area. Analysis of 45 necropsy patients with clinical and morphologic evidence of pure tricuspid regurgitation. J Am Coll Cardiol 1986, 7:1063-74.

+ 6. Hawley DA, Pless JE, Waller BF, Vakili ST: Fatal athletic injuries. Am J Forensic Med Path 8:277-279, 1987.

7. Hawley DA, Kennedy JC, Pless JE, Gauger DW, Waller BF: Cardiac injury during valve replacement surgery. J Forensic Sciences 33:276-282, 1988.

8. Helmuth RA, McCloskey DW, Doedens DJ, Hawley DA: Fatal ingestion of a brodifacoum-containing rodenticide. Laboratory Medicine, 20:25-27, 1989.

9. Hawley DA, Doedens DJ, McClain JL, Pless JE: Concealment of the body in drug deaths. J Forensic Sciences, 34:495-499, 1989.

10. Hawley DA, Haskell NH, McShaffrey DG, Williams RE, Pless JE: Identification of a red “fiber” : Chironomid larvae. J Forensic Sciences 34:617-621, 1989.

11. Haskell NH, McShaffrey DG, Hawley DA, Williams RE, Pless JE: Use of aquatic insects in determining submersion interval. J Forensic Sciences 34:622-632, 1989.

@#+ 12. Hawley, DA, Slentz K, Clark, MA, Pless JE, Waller BF: Athletic fatalities. , Am J Forensic Med Path 11:124-129,1990.

13. Catellier MJ, Waller BF, Clark MA, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Nyhuis AW: Cardiac pathology in 470 consecutive forensic autopsies. J Forensic Sciences 35 (No. 5):1042-1054, Sept. 1990.

14. Clark MA, Sandusky GE, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Fardal PM, Tate LR: Fatal and Near-Fatal Animal Bite Injuries. J Forensic Sciences 36 (No. 4): 1256-1261, July 1991.

15. Feczko JD, Lynch L, Pless JE, Clark MA, McClain J, and Hawley DA: An autopsy case review of 142 nonpenetrating (blunt) injuries of the aorta. J of Trauma 33 (No. 6): 846-849, Dec 1992

. @# 16. Zietlow C, Hawley DA: Unexpectedly homicide: Three intraoral gunshot wounds. Am J Foren Med Path 14 (No. 3): 230-3, Aug 1993.

17. Hawley DA, Harruff RC, Pless JE, Clark MA: Disinterment from paving materials: Use of heavy equipment for exhumation of bodies. J Forensic Sci 39 (No. 1): 100-106, Jan. 1994.

@# 18. Jones EG, Hawley DA: Atypical gunshot wound caused by cylinder index error. Am J Foren Med Path 14 (No. 3): 226-9 Aug. 1993.

19. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Tate LR, Fardal PM: Asphyxial deaths in children. J Forensic Sciences 38 (No 2): 344-352, Mar 1993.

20. Clark MA, Hawley DA, McClain JL, Pless JE, Marlin DC, Standish SM: Investigation of the 1987 Indianapolis Airport Ramada Inn Incident. J Forensic Sciences 39 (No. 3): 644-649, May 1994.

21. Harruff RC, Llewellyn AL, Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Firearm suicides during confrontations with police. J Forensic Sciences 30(No. 2): 402-11, Mar 1994.

22. Hawley DA, Clark MA, Pless JE: Fatalities involving bicycles: A non-random population. J Forensic Sciences 40(No. 2): 205-207, March, 1995.

23. Cohle SD, Hawley DA, Berg KK, Kiesel EL, Pless JE: Homicidal cardiac lacerations in children. J Forensic Sciences 40(No. 2): 212-218, March 1995.

#24. Orr CJ, Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Tate LR, Fardal PM: Fatal anorectal injuries: A series of four cases. J Forensic Sciences 40(No. 2): 219- 221, March 1995.

25. Nawrocki SP, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Wagner SA: Fluvial transport of human crania, in Forensic Taphonomy, edited by W. Haglund and M. Sorg, 1997, CRC Press, Boca Raton.

Hawley DA: Preparing your forensic expert for trial: Crossing the “twilight

zone”. The Practical Prosecutor 1997: 14-17.

Strack GB, McClane G, Hawley DA: A review of 300 attempted strangulation

cases Part I: Criminal legal issues. Journal of Emergency Medicine 21(3):303-9, Oct 2001

McClane G, Strack GB, Hawley DA: A review of 300 attempted strangulation

cases Part II: Non-fatal assaults. Journal of Emergency Medicine 21(3):311-5, Oct 2001

Hawley DA, McClane G, Strack GB: A review of 300 attempted strangulation

cases Part III: Injuries in fatal cases. Journal of Emergency Medicine 21(3):317-22, Oct 2001

30. Hawley DA: Outcome assessment of student utilization of electronic educational resources in pathology. Pathology Education 25(No. 2):63-9, Summer 2000-Winter 2001.

31. McCarthy LJ, Hawley DA: Bone marrow emboli in acute chest syndrome: artifact, or etiology? Transfusion, accepted 1/17/06, in press.

Non-refereed Research Publications:

1. Biesecker JL, Triplett DA, Miller GA, Hawley DA: The pathologist as a consultant in the laboratory evaluation of the patient with recurrent infections. Am Soc Clin Pathol, Chicago, 1979 (Workshop Manual).

2. Waller BF, Bloch T, Barker BG, Roe SJ, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Eble JN: The old-age heart: Aging changes of the normal elderly heart and cardiovascular disease in 12 necropsy patients aged 90 to 101 years. Cardiol Clin 2:753, 1984.

3. Waller BF, Bloch T, Eble JN, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Etiology of tricuspid stenosis and pure tricuspid regurgitation. In: Contemporary Issues in Surgical Pathology, Vol. 12: Pathology of the Heart and Great Vessels. Edited by Waller BF, Series Editor Roth LM. New York: Churchill Livingstone, (1988):149-189.

4. Hawley DA, Hood AF, Paulsrud J: PerlJam 1997. CD-ROM Course Guide for Sophomore Pathology C603 and C604. Imation Software Publishers.

5. Hawley DA, Hood AF, Paulsrud J: PERLjam v2.01 1998. CD-ROM Course Guide for Sophomore Pathology C603 and C604. Imation Software Publishers.

6. Hawley DA, Hood AF, Paulsrud J: Pathology Education Resource Laboratory Web Site (PERLjam 2.01) at http://erl.pathology.iupui.edu, 1998.

7. “Strangulation: Never Let a Victim Die in Vain.” A video production of IMO Productions, Inez Odom, Producer. 2 hrs, VHS, with companion workbook and resource materials. An educational documentary film in”Violence Against Women, The Series,” IMO Productions, 5276 Caminito Cachorro, San Diego, CA 92105. See at http://www.imoproductions.com. November, 2001.

8. “Detecting Strangulation Cases - Investigation Through Prosecution.” Hawley DA, McClane GE, Strack GB, Turvey BE. Maryland Network Against Domestic Violence Press, (mnadv@aol.com; www.mnadv.org) Bowie, Maryland, with permission from Elsevier, 2002.

9. Hawley DA: Forensic Medicine: Valuable information for prevention efforts. Suicide Prevention: A Call to Action, Annual Meeting Sept. 27, 2002, Marott, Indianapolis, IN, Clarian Health and Indiana Partnership to Prevent Firearm Violence (published in meeting proceedings).

10. Contributing author: Drye, Phillip: Storm of the Century, National Geographic Society, non-fiction, hardback, 2002, p. 320.

11. “Elder Physical and Sexual Abuse: The Medical Piece Parts 1 and 2.” A video production of IMO Productions, Inez Odom, Producer. 2 hrs, VHS and DV video with companion workbook and resource materials. An educational documentary film produced jointly for the California District Attorneys Association and the United States Department of Justice with a grant from the Office on Violence Against Women(2002-EW-BX-0004), 2003.

12. Acknowledged research source (fiction): “Unlucky in Law” by “Perri (aka Pamela and Mary) O’Shaughnessy, Delacorte Press, 2004 (hardback), p. .

13. “From the Expert’s Eyes: An Expert’s Perspective on Selecting and Preparing Expert Witnesses.” Chapter 23 in Successful Trial Strategies for Prosecutors, National College of District Attorneys, Univ. of South Carolina, Columbia, SC, 2005

Published Research Abstracts:

1. Kleinhans FW, Hawley DA, Davies BG, Biesecker JL, Goodman MR: Electron paramagnetic resonance assay of serum from systemic lupus erythematosus patients. Bull Am Phy Soc 26:1223, 1981.

2. Kleinhans FW, Hawley DA, Biesecker JL, Goodman MR: Detection of immune complexes in serum of patients with systemic lupus erythematosus by spin resonance spectropscopy of complement stimulated leukocytes. Clin Res 30:750A, 1982.

3. Barefoot ST, Hawley DA, Kleinhans FW: Electron paramagnetic resonance assay of the metabolic burst of polymorphonuclear leukocytes. Bull Am Phys Soc 28:904, 1983.

4. Kleinhans FW, Barefoot ST, Hawley DA: Localization of hydroxyl radical production in stimulated polymorphonuclear leukocytes using electron paramagnetic resonance spectropscopy. Biophys Journal 45:242A, 1984.

5. Vakili ST, Muller J, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Diffuse axonal injury, a specific type of head injury in vehicular accidents. Lab Invest 56:82A, 1987.

6. Braunstein EM and Hawley DA: Radiologic-pathologic correlation in a paleopathology teaching collection. Am J Phys Anthrop 1996: Suppl 22: 73.

7. Hawley D, Hood A, Orris B, Corsaro A, Sloffer C: Patterns of student use of electronic educational resources. Electronic Trends in Medical Education 1999, Indiana University School of Medicine, Sept. 24, 1999, http://www.medlib.iupui.edu/faculty/etme99/.

Submitted Research Publications;

Research Abstracts presented at National Meetings:

1. Waller BF, Morgan R, Bloch T, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Hearts from “The oldest old”: Cardiac abnormalities in each of 37 necropsy patients aged 90-102 years. Amer Heart Assoc, 59^th Scientific Session, Nov. 1986, Dallas, TX.

2. Vakili ST, Muller J, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Diffuse axonal injury, a specific type of head injury in vehicular accidents. International Academy of Pathology, 1987.

3. Moore J, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Accidental crib death and consumer protection. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1986, New Orleans.

4. Hawley DA, Pless JE, Palmer H: Tumbling abrasions: Injuries from ricochet bullets. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1986, New Orleans.

5. Hawley DA, Kennedy JC, Pless JE, Gauger DW, Waller BF: Cardiac injury during valve replacement surgery. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1987, San Diego.

6. Boyko OB, Becker GJ, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Waller BF: Atypical cranial CT findings in child abuse. Amer Soc Neuroradiology, May 1987, New York.

7. Pless JE, Hawley DA: Strangulation versus accidental injury.Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1988, Phila.

8. Clark MA, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Standish SM, Marlin DC: The Indianapolis Ramada Inn Disaster (poster). Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1989, Las Vegas.

9. Haskell NH, Williams RE, Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE; Entomological crime scene procedures (poster). Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1989, Las Vegas.

10. Hawley DA, Clark MA, Pless JE, Waller BF: Athletic fatalities: 1988 update. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1989, Las Vegas.

11. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Fardal PM, Tate LR, Sandusky GE: Huskies, pitbulls, rottweilers and tigers: Fatal and near-fatal animal bite injuries. Am Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1990,Cincinnati.

12. Catellier MJ, Waller BF, Clark MA, Hawley DA: Cardiac calcification: An overview. Am Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1990, Cincinnati.

13. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Tate LR, Fardal PM: Asphyxial deaths in children. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb 1990, Cincinnati

14. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Tate LR: Fatal Anorectal Injuries. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1991, Anaheim

15. Wagner SA, Pless JE, Hawley D, Clark MA, Harruff R,: Automobile crash fatalities and driver side airbags: A review of six cases. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1992, New Orleans

16. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE, Harruff RC: Civilian injuries from explosions and bombs. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1992, New Orleans

17. Pless JE, Ford D, Hawley DA: Serial homicide Hoosier style: Study of 11 gay related murders attributed to one person. Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1992, New Orleans

#18. Jones EG, Hawley DA, Air B: Atypical gunshot wound caused by cylinder index error. National Medical Society, Aug 1992, San Francisco

19. Clark MA, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Are exhumations useful? Amer Acad Foren Sci, Feb. 1994, San Antonio

20. Fiscus MD, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Llewellyn AL, Wagner SA: Deaths and serious injury with child restraint. Amer Acad Forens Sci, Feb. 1994, San Antonio

21. Paulsrud J, Hawley D, Hood A: PERLjam - The use of dynamic HTML in medical student education. Proceedings, Indiana Univ School of Medicine Scientific Session, University Place Conference Center, Indianapolis, Jan. 30, 1998

22. Clark MA, Sandusky GE, Hawley DA, Pless JE: Identification of the causative agents in viral myocarditis using immunostaining. National Assoc. of Medical Examiners 2000 Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN Sept. 14, 2000

23. Luter JL, Rulon J, Hawley, DA, Pless JE: “Pokeball” Asphyxia, National Assoc. of Medical Examiners, 2000 National Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, Sept. 14, 2000

24. Hawley DA, Bock H: Accidental injuries: motorsports. National Association of Medical Examiners, 2000 National Meeting, Indianapolis, IN, Sept. 18, 2000

25. McCarthy LJ, Hawley DA: Do bone marrow emboli cause the acute chest syndrome? Intl Soc Blood Transfusion, XVI Regional Congress, Bangkok, Thailand, July 25, 2005, www.lsbt-web.org/bangkok/

Service Publications:

Non-refereed Service Publications:

1. Blanchard KL, Pless JE, Hawley DA, Clark MA, editors: Guidebook for Indiana coroners incorporating coroners laws and laws governing the Indiana Commission on Forensic Science, 4 Ed., Indianapolis: Indiana Commission on Forensic Sciences, 1988.

2. Pless JE, Hawley DA, Clark MA, Harruff RC, Van Ness RHR: Guidebook for

Indiana coroners incorporating coroners laws and laws governing

the Indiana Commission on Forensic Science, 5^th Ed.,

Indianapolis: Indiana Commission on Forensic Sciences, 1992.

Legal Testimony Records Published by the Indiana Supreme Court

Calendar Year 2000:

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 49S00-9608-CR-532, Justice Sullivan, Battles v. Indiana, affirmed, no date.

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 49S00-9910-CR-611, Justice Rucker, Lewis v. Indiana, affirmed Dec. 22, 2000.

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 48S00-9610-CR-00628, Chief Justice Shepard, Robinson v. Indiana, affirmed, no date.

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 49S00-9612-CR-731, Justice Boehm, McEwen v. Indiana, affirmed April 30, 1998

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 46S00-9804-CR-196, Justice Boehm, Ewing v. Indiana, affirmed Nov. 19. 1999.

Calendar Year 2001:

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 34S00-0006-CR-350, Chief Justice Shepard, Morgan v. Indiana, affirmed, Oct. 5, 2001

Calendar Year 2003:

Indiana Supreme Court, No. 70A05-0202-CR-94, Justice Vaidik, Martin v. Indiana, affirmed March 12, 2003.

Indiana Supreme Court, No 55A01-0110-CR-402, Justice Darden, Sherwood v. Indiana, affirmed, February 26, 2003.

Indiana Court of Appeals, No. 49A05-0303-JV-119, Hon. James W. Payne, Judge, R.S. and R.I. v. Indiana, affirmed in part, reversed in part and remanded, Sept. 26, 2003.

Calendar Year 2004

Joshua Martin v. State of Indiana, cause 70C01-0103-CF-078, of Opinion Judge Vaidik, published atwww.in.gov/judiciary/opinions/archive/03120301.nhv.html

Calendar Year 2005

Indiana Court of Appeals, Lewis, Christorpher v. State of Indiana, cause 49A05-0505-PC-00297, Affirmed, of opinion Judges Sharpnack and Bailey, David C. Lewis, Clerk of the Supreme Court, Dec. 28, 2005.

Continuing Medical Education Activities:

College of American Pathologists, Commission on Laboratory Accreditation: “Inspector Training Program.” 10/4/96, 6hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Is Pathology Networking Right for Indiana?” 2 hrs Category 1 credit, Nov. 9, 1996.

College of American Pathologists, Laboratory Accreditation Program, Lab inspection of Michigan City St. Anthony Hospital, 2/26/97, 7hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana University School of Medicine, “Electronic Trends in Medical Education,” 4/12/97, 6hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Urologic Surgical Pathology.” 5/3/97, 6 hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Fraud and Abuse Issues for Pathology and Clinical Laboratories.” 11/8/97, 1.5 hrs of Category 1 credit

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Spring Slide Seminar: Surgical Pathology Cases.” 5/10/98, 6 hrs of Category 1 credit.

College of American Pathologists, Laboratory Accreditation Program, Lab inspection of St. Francis South Campus Hospital, 10/9/98, 7hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Spring Slide Seminar: Soft Tissue Tumors.” 5/1/99, 6 hrs of Category 1 credit.

National Business Institute: “Nursing Home Malpractice in Indiana: Successful Case Management from Investigation to Trial.” Aug 24, 1999, Indianapolis, 6 hrs of Cat 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: Compliance in Laboratory Billing. Fall meeting, Nov. 6, 1999, 2.5 hrs of Category 1 credit

College of American Pathologists, Laboratory Accreditation Program, Lab inspection of Bartholomew County Hospital, March 3, 2000, 7 hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Spring Slide Seminar: Gastrointestinal Tract Pathology." April 29, 2000, 6 hours of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: Fall Seminar, “Microarray Analysis for Anatomic Pathologists.” Nov. 4, 2000, 2.5 hrs Category 1 credit.

“Mechanisms of Injury in Domestic Violence,” “Offense and Defense Injuries in Domestic Assaults,” and “Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence.” Domestic Violence Training, Jefferson Parish District Attorneys, Jefferson Parish Coroner’s Office, Harvey, LA, Feb. 9, 2001, 6 hrs Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists: “Spring Slide Seminar”, April 28, 2001, 6 hours of Category 1 credit.

Festschrift in Honor of Lawrence M. Roth, M.D., Dept. of Pathology, Indiana University School of Medicine and Indiana Association of Pathologists, June 15, 2001, 6 hours of Category 1 credit.

Neurodegenerative Disorders, Dept. of Neurology and Dept. of Pathology, IU School of Medicine, July 6, 2001, 6 hours of Category 1 credit.

Gregory Derringer Grand Rounds in Pathology: Strangulation Injuries in Domestic Violence Assaults, July 10, 2001, Dept. of Pathology, IU School of Medicine, 1 hour of category 1 credit.

Pediatric Trauma Conference, Indiana University School of Medicine, Division of Continuing Medical Education, October 10-11, 2001, Riley Hospital Outpatient Center, 11.75 hrs of Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists Fall CME seminar, Changes in Laboratory Accreditation Program, Nov. 16, 2002, 5.5 hrs Category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists 55^th Annual Slide Seminar, Indianapolis, April 26, 2003, 6 hrs category 1 credit.

I.U. School of Medicine Faculty Development Retreat, Mentoring for Professionalism, Aug. 23, 2003, I.U. School of Nursing, 6.5 hours category 1 credit.

Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists Annual Fall Meeting, “Update in Clinical Pathology”, Nov. 20, 2004, Indiana State Medical Assoc., Indianapolis, 1 hour of category 1 credit.

April 23, 2005, Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists “Spring Slide Seminar,” Liver Biopsy Pathology, Ritz Charles, Indianapolis, 7 hrs of Category 1 credit.

Oct. 29, 2005, Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists “Annual Fall Meeting,” Pathology Economics Panel Discussion, 2 hrs. Category 1 credit.

Feb. 10, 2006, Columbia Univ. College of Physicians & Surgeons, Clinicolegal Correlations Course. Informed Consent Continuing Medical Education Internet Program. 3.5 hours Category 1 credit.

Feb. 15, 2006, Columbia Univ. College of Physicians & Surgeons, Clinicolegal Correlations Course. Duties to Non-patients Continuing Medical Education Internet Program. 3.5 hours Category 1 credit

Feb. 15, 2006, Columbia Univ. College of Physicians & Surgeons, Clinicolegal Correlations Course. Records and Disclosures Continuing Medical Education Internet Program. 3.5 hours Category 1 credit

April 22, 2006, Indiana Assoc. of Pathologists “Spring Slide Seminar,” New Concepts in Pathology, Oak Hill Mansion, Indianapolis, 7 hrs of Category 1 credit.

Sept. 16, 2006, Pathology Centennial Celebration, Indiana University School of Medicine, Clarian Pathology Laboratory, 3 hrs Category 1 credit.

Oct. 14, 2006, Indiana Association of Pathologists Annual Fall CME Conference, Clarian Pathology Laboratory, 2.5 hrs Category 1 credit.

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Dean A. Hawley, M.D. Date

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