Training Programs
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Campus Security Authority Online Training Program
Now includes a Title IX Online Class
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Advanced Clery Act Training Class (includes a basic overview of Title IX requirements)
This 3-1/2 day workshop is designed to be a comprehensive and intensive Clery Act training class, including all elements of the Clery Act and the new 2008 HEOA security and safety requirements, such as Fire Safety, Emergency Response, Missing Persons, Additional Hate Crime Reporting requirements. This training class will benefit individuals who have not had previous Clery Act training, as we take you through the basic requirements and then focus on the advanced elements of the law. The class is specifically designed for people who have already had formal training in the Clery Act who want to enhance and broaden their knowledge of the law. The class also includes a significant amount of training in classifying crimes according to UCR Guidelines. The class size is limited to provide participants with the opportunity to participate in exercises, case studies and discussions to enhance their practical application of the complex requirements of this law. The class also includes a basic overview of the requirements of Title IX. A portion of Advanced Clery Act Training class proceeds support Security On Campus, Inc.
Training Schedule:
- The Advanced Clery Act class is a 3-1/2 day class that is held from 8:00 am-5:00 pm on the first three days and 8:00 am-12 noon on the last day.
Current Classes
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Advanced Clery Act Training Class
January 10,11,12 and 13, 2012
University of California, San Diego -
Advanced Clery Act Training Class
March 5, 6, 7 and 8, 2012
College of Charleston, SC -
Advanced Clery Act Training Class
May 22, 23, 24 and 25, 2012
St Louis University, St Louis, MO -
Advanced Clery Act Training Class
July 16, 17, 18 and 19, 2012
University of Washington Seattle, WA -
Advanced Clery Act Training Class
July 31, August 1, 2 and 3, 2012
Villanova University, Villanova, PA (near Philadelphia)
Future Classes
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1 Day Clery Act Training Class
This one (1) day workshop is designed for administrators who are not necessarily responsible for all areas of Clery compliance on a campus, but who need to be well versed in the basic concepts of the Clery Act and the new 2008 HEOA security and safety requirements. This class is appropriate for staff from the following areas of an institution: General Counsel/Legal Office; Judicial Affairs; Dean of Students; Risk Management; Emergency Management; University Audit Offices; Business Offices. This course will provide basic information about collecting, classifying, and counting crimes; on-going disclosure responsibilities; addressing the required policies for the institution’s annual security report; and the new requirements in the areas of fire safety, emergency response, and missing persons.
Current Classes
- There are currently no classes scheduled.
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Forum of Legal Issues for Campus Law Enforcement Administrators
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Planning a Response to an Active Shooter Situation by Unarmed Campus Agencies
Designed for Command Level Staff Members of Unarmed Campus Security, Public Safety or Police Departments
D. Stafford & Associates has developed a training course designed for supervisory and administrative level employees who have responsibility for developing and implementing plans and response protocols; and/or who may be leading or overseeing such a response at the tactical or administrative level. Our associates who developed this course have various instructor level certifications, which include being instructors for Active Shooter Response through the National Tactical Officers Association (NTOA); Instructors in Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings (IRTB) through DHS; and are trained in Behavioral Threat Assessment.
The planning recommendations for response to an active shooter incident that are presented in this course are based on an all hazards approach. This 20 hour course will assist an unarmed department in understanding the basics of active shooter response by armed LE agencies who may have a longer response time than the unarmed campus police/public safety department and how the unarmed agency can facilitate an appropriate response, prevent loss of life, and provide intelligence and information to the appropriate stakeholders. This course covers all of the aspects of a response to this type of incident and assists the Campus Department in developing a response plan that facilitates the stabilization of the incident and can integrate into the response plans of the other responding agencies.
Training for response to an active shooter incident has become a necessity for armed campus agencies, and is predominantly a requirement for municipal agencies where the campuses are located. Unarmed departments must also prepare for this type of potential incident and there has not been focus on training unarmed departments, be it police, public safety or security, about what their agencies can do to prepare to respond to an active shooter on their campuses. This course is designed to fill that void.
Typical training programs facilitated by experts in the field primarily focus on the tactics of an armed response. The unarmed campus department personnel may already be on the scene at the time of an incident, and will be expected to assist with the overall public safety response. The training provided by this course will be modular, to allow departments to adapt some or all of the concepts into their existing policies, protocols and training programs.
If you are interested in having us provide this training program for and at your individual campus, please contact us at dolores@DStaffordandAssociates.com for more information.
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Future Classes
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NIMS Training
D Stafford & Associates has certified instructors available to assist an agency in developing a plan to become NIMS compliant and can provide agency specific training in IS300 and IS400, including developing and implementing specific tabletop exercises to enhance the knowledge and understanding of how the concepts in the 300 and 400 level courses apply to the specific response plans developed for a particular campus. NIMS IS100, IS200 IS700, and IS800 are on line courses through FEMA. Our consultants can facilitate the completion of those on line courses, if necessary.
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