Howard Schindler

Having grown up watching Jack Klugman as Quincy, ME on TV, the seeds for teaching forensics were planted long ago. Growing out of activities in his anatomy class and recognizing that his students were fascinated with solving mysteries, Howard developed his forensics class at St. Paul's in 1994. Howard shares his expertise as a frequent presenter at the National Science Teachers Association regional and national conferences. During the summer Howard conducts a forensics workshop - Examining the Evidence - for teachers at College of the Atlantic in Bar Harbor, Maine. www.coa.edu

Howard Schindler received his bachelor's degree in school and public health from the State University of New York at Cortland in 1975 and his master's degree in education from Johns Hopkins University in 1988. Since 1976 Howard has been teaching forensics, human anatomy and physiology and biology at St. Paul's School in Baltimore, Maryland. Howard is also an adjunct professor at Stevenson University where he teaches forensics.

Howard lives outside of Baltimore in Brooklandville, Maryland with his wife Liz and their dog Jake.

hrdsch@gmail.com