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Gerald Narowski is a distinguished faculty lecturer for the Forensic Science Department at the University of New Haven, where expertise encompasses crime scene technologies, forensic photography, and digital imaging among other specialized topics for both undergraduate and graduate programs. With a robust background in law enforcement, Gerald Narowski served as Chief of Police for the Derby Police Department for over three decades, overseeing all departmental functions and operations. Prior roles included Deputy Chief of Police and Detective Lieutenant, with responsibilities spanning from crime investigations to evidence management. Additional teaching experience includes adjunct professor positions at the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science and Northwestern Connecticut Community College. Educational credentials comprise multiple degrees and certificates from the University of New Haven and Cornell University in forensic science, criminal justice, and human resources management.