Rod Englert lectures nationally and internationally on many aspects of homicide investigations, including blood pattern analysis, gunshot wounds and trajectory paths, DNA collection, state-of-the-art forensic techniques, courtroom evidence, and officer-involved shootings. He has conducted more than 600 lectures and training sessions for police officers, investigators, attorneys, prosecutors, medical examiners, and forensic laboratory personnel, among other attendees.

Many of the sessions he conducts are hands-on programs where attendees are active participants, “solving” staged and posed crime scenes. He also brings the subject matter to life through the use of audio-visual components such as computer animation, illustrations, and courtroom exhibits.