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Thursday, July 22, 2021

VA Careers "Talk About It Tuesday" LinkedIn Live broadcast on July 27th

 

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VA Careers "Talk About It Tuesday" LinkedIn Live broadcast on July 27th features special guest Angie Weldon, Director, Human Capital Management Operations, Office of Information and Technology. Join our broadcast at noon to hear Ms. Weldon discuss IT Careers at VA.

The monthly VA Careers Virtual Open House will feature law enforcement careers on Wednesday, July 28. Participants can also meet with VA recruiters to learn about available nursing and physician careers. Seats are limited. 

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Tuesday, July 20, 2021

2021 Fall Nutrition Course

 

 

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Get Involved. Know the Policy. Collecting physical evidence from victims of sexual assault

 

During times of crisis and disasters physical assault is a reality that can occur in emergency shelters for vulnerable individuals (women, children, elderly, and men).

 

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Forensic Science Organization to Draft Standards for Sexual Assault Examinations

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Forensic Science Organization to Draft Standards for Sexual Assault Examinations

A white cardboard box with blue lettering contains a sexual assault kit.

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) announced today that the Organization of Scientific Area Committees for Forensic Science (OSAC), which is administered by NIST, will launch a new subcommittee that will draft standards for collecting physical evidence from victims of sexual assault. The goal of the new standards will be to improve the quality of care for victims and help ensure that evidence is properly collected and preserved until a crime lab can analyze it. OSAC is seeking experts to serve on the new forensic nursing subcommittee, named for the professional caregivers who conduct many sexual assault examinations.

OSAC, which is part of NIST’s larger Forensic Science Program, works to accelerate the development and adoption of high-quality, technically sound standards for forensic science.

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Two New Forensic DNA Standards Added to the OSAC Registry

May 12, 2020
The Organization of Scientific Area Committees (OSAC) for Forensic Science has placed two new standards covering the interpretation of DNA evidence on its registry of approved standards. This stamp of approval from OSAC, which is administered by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), indicates that these standards are technically sound and will help forensic laboratories improve their processes and methods.
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