Norwich University will host its eighth annual CSI Symposium on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 28-29.

Speakers will include Arlington, Texas, police Sergeant Brook Rollins on “Drone Technology and Surveillance,” New York State Police Bureau of Criminal Investigation Lieutenant Rob Appleton ’92 on “Internet Crimes Against Children,” Martin Davin and Mike Perez on “Computer Tracking and LoJac for Laptops,” and Gary Margolis on “Threats in a Social Media World.”

Hosted by the Norwich University College of Liberal Arts and Board of Fellows, all events are free and open to the public and take place in Dole Auditorium.

Tuesday, April 28:

5-7 p.m. Brook Rollins (Arlington, TX PD) on “Drone Technology and Surveillance”

Wednesday, April 29:

9-9:50 a.m. Rob Appleton (Computer Crimes Unit, State of New York) on “Internet Crimes Against Children”

10-10:50 a.m. Martin Davin and Mike Perez (formerly with NYPD, now with Absolute Software) on “Computer Tracking and LoJac for Laptops”

11-11:50 a.m. Dr. Gary Margolis (Margolis Healy/Social Sentinel) on “Threats in a Social Media World”

For more information, please contact the event coordinators: Isabel Weinger Nielsen, inielsen@norwich.edu, 802.485.2455 or Professor Penny Shtull, pshtull@norwich.edu, 802.485.2373.