WEMS students get a lesson in forensics
Originally Published: August 13, 2019 12:01 p.m.
Kristen Dick, a forensic scientist at Arizona Department of Public Safety in Flagstaff was a guest teacher in Mrs. Mitkowski’s social studies classes last week at Williams Elementary-Middle School. Dick talked to every class about the skills she uses in her job and what kind of education is needed to pursue a career in forensics. She then helped the students break the codes to clues in an escape room activity. WEMS students soared, impressing their guest with thoughtful questions.
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