DNA fingerprinting is a technique employed to assist in the identification of individuals by their respective DNA profiles. This STEM workshop for high school science teachers will introduce participants to hands-on laboratory technique, highlighting the basics of DNA fingerprinting. This will be achieved by covering the topics of DNA structure and function, restricting digestion of DNA, gel electrophoresis, and their applications in forensics. Teachers can integrate these concepts into biology or chemistry curricula as a way to interest students in current life science practices. Additionally, the workshop will introduce participants to concepts in metrology and micro-pipetting techniques. Teachers will work with biotechnology faculty at HCC Brandon and USF scientists to master these interdisciplinary STEM topics, which can be integrated into high school science curricula.