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Committee declines two DNA coursework equivalency requests, approves one and approves a statistics substitution

2411921 · February 26, 2025
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Summary

The Licensing Advisory Committee reviewed four forensic biology/DNA coursework requests, voted to decline two candidates for missing molecular biology components, approved one candidate's molecular genetics course and approved one statistics course as equivalent.

The Texas Forensic Licensing Advisory Committee reviewed four outstanding coursework evaluations for applicants seeking forensic biology/DNA analyst licensure and took three formal votes on the record.

The committee’s subject matter reviewers, led by Megan Rommel, evaluated candidate materials against the 2011 Quality Assurance Standards (QAS) coursework requirements. For candidate 1 the review found the submission lacked both biochemistry and molecular biology coursework meeting the 2011 QAS integral‑component threshold; the committee…

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