Natalie has designed and delivered workshops and sessions for law enforcement professionals that include the following:
“Linguistic Indicators of Deception and Veracity”
Workshop for FBI Statement analysis team, Domestic Human Intelligence (HUMINT) Training Unit, December 2017
“Forensic Linguistics: Overview and Applications”
Workshop for FBI Statement Analysis Group, Behavioral Analysis Units (BAU), National Center for the Analysis of Violent Crime (NCAVC), Summer 2017
“Forensic Speech Science”
Unit in 40-hour training course in “Forensic Linguistics and Threat Assessment” for law enforcement and security personnel, sponsored by the United States Department of Agriculture, Fredericksburg, VA, Summer 2015
“Forensic Linguistics and Threat Assessment for Investigative Practitioners”
40-hour training course presented to select professionals, Manassas, VA, Summers 2013, 2012
“Language, Gender and Sexuality.”
Workshop for FBI Behavioral Analysis Unit-I (BAU-I), April 2011
“Forensic Linguistics for Law Enforcement Practitioners”
40-hour training course for Royal Canadian Mounted Police/ OIC National Sex Offender Registry/Criminal Investigative Analysis Section/Off. Resp. RNDS/ACEC/Behavioural Sciences Branch, Academy Group, Inc., Manassas, VA, January 2011
“Threat Assessment from a Forensic Linguistic Perspective”
40-hour training course presented to Fortune 100 Corporate Client, CA, April 2010
“Principles of Forensic Linguistics”
Eight-hour training course presented to the Academy Group, Inc., Manassas, VA, May 2009
“Principles of Sociolinguistics”
Unit in 40-hour training course on “Forensic Linguistics for Law Enforcement Practitioners,” July 2007, May 2006, May 2005, December 2004