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This Background Kit has
been prepared as a "cut and paste" ideas-generating manual.
It offers copies of departmental forms used by your colleagues and
adaptable to fit your needs. The forms in this comprehensive kit
include: sample reporting forms for daily reports, vehicle inspections,
medical treatment, alarm signals, training, property receipt, use
of force, and many other common and not-so-common occurrences.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
This 461-page reference
book contains organizational charts and job descriptions for nearly
all positions in public safety/security departments at 18 colleges
and universities throughout the United States and Canada. It covers
the spectrum of campuses - large and small, public and private,
U.S. and Canada, as well as community colleges. Administrators will
find this to be an invaluable aid for developing new job descriptions,
updating current ones or for comparing the tasks assigned to their
personnel with those in similar institutions.
$35 Member Price
$45 Non-Member Price
This 90-page book should
be required reading for all managers facing the near certainty of
a natural disaster on their campuses. It deals specifically with
hurricanes, blizzards, floods, earthquakes, and general planning
for natural disasters. However, the lessons you learn here can be
applied to any type of unexpected natural disturbance.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
Learn how campuses from
coast to coast view and manage problems stemming from cultural -
primarily racial - diversity. Five chapters highlight incidents
that have taken place, the development of cultural awareness programs
and managing bias-related incidents. The extensive appendices give
valuable studies, policies, and procedures actually adopted by leading
U.S. institutions of higher education for dealing with and/or avoiding
the appearance of bias.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
Learn how campuses have
dealt with and how you can prepare to deal with animal rights extremists,
student demonstrations, building occupations, arson and bomb threats.
No public safety or security library should be without this valuable
53-page reference tool.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
This monograph discusses
the nature of campus sexual assault and reviews how several campus
administrators believe it should be handled. Most of the material
in the five chapters focuses on "date" or "acquaintance" rape. It also offers a copy of the MIT Campus Police Anonymous Sexual
Assault Report.
$35 Member Rate
$50 Non-Member Rate
Seven chapters on how
campus law enforcement has prepared for and handled special events
on campuses from coast to coast. This informative monograph deals
with hosting international sporting events, concerts, TV filming,
protection of distinguished visitors, and contingency planning.
Included as an appendix is Brigham Young University's comprehensive
policies and procedures for protecting VIPs.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
This monograph discusses
general topics such as how to develop a campus-wide approach to
crime prevention and critical issues in campus crime prevention.
It also focuses on crime prevention programs on several specific
campuses and describes what program elements really work and why.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
The latest buzz
words in law enforcement circles are "community policing." What is the underlying concept and how does it relate to campus
policing? The eight chapters in this monograph define the concept
generally and also in terms of how it has been implemented on specific
campuses.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
Using Students in
Campus Public Safety
Nine Chapters
on how colleges and universities throughout North America augment
their public safety/security departments with students. Programs
range from the "classic" uses such as escort services,
clerical/administrative functions in public safety offices, dormitory
and parking security to all-student volunteer fire departments,
student mounted patrols and all-student armed and sworn police departments.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
Handling the Media
on Campus
In this monograph,
seven experienced public safety managers give you helpful suggestions
on how to differentiate between types of news media and their audiences,
how to select and instruct a public information officer, how to
handle the aftermath of violent crimes and the law relating to media
access to information. This monograph will help you develop an ongoing
positive relationship with your local and regional news media.
$35 Member Price
$50 Non-Member Price
Handling Violence
in the Workplace
Many factors
are contributing to an increase in workplace violence. Due to the
high-profile nature of these incidents, it is critical that campuses
establish policies and procedures for handling workplace violence
incidents. The four chapters in this monograph provide an excellent
basis for establishing or reviewing your program. You will find
useful examples of tools, checklists, guidelines and roles and responsibilities.
$35 Member
Price
$50 Non-Member Price
A Video Workshop on Cross-Cultural
Communications with a Focus on Foreign Students
Created and conducted
by Dr. Jennifer Lund, Director of International Student Services
at Georgia State University, this 57-minute videotape is intended
for use in training campus staff to deal positively with foreign
students, and comes with a discussion guide prepared by Dr. Lund.
The video covers: our perceptions of foreign students and their
perceptions of us, behavioral and attitudinal differences, and the
twelve "SHOULDS" to improve communications.
$59 Member Price
$69 Non-Member Price
The Campus Protection
Officer Training Program 2nd Edition is designed to assist
trainers, instructors, supervisors, and trainees by providing the
new officer with an understanding of the essential basic job duties
and functions of Campus Law Enforcement Officers. The CPO Training
Program 2nd Edition is a self-taught guide that
compliments the field training, direction, and supervision that
will be provided by your experienced staff responsible for training
a new officer. It will also serve as a review course for officers
already working in the field. This program is not intended to take
the place of a police training academy as no training manual can
provide a full understanding of all of the duties and responsibilities
that the new officer will be expected to perform.
Training provided
by the Campus Protection Officer Training Program 2nd
Edition includes: Ethical Awareness; Critical Performance Tasks;
Knowledge Areas; Premises and Facilities Security; Reporting and
Correcting Roadway Traffic Hazards; Legal Issues; Information Development,
Investigations, and Victim/Witness Interviewing; Communication Skills;
Domestic Violence Investigations; Diversity Awareness; Relationships;
Student Life; Substance Abuse Awareness; and the Clery Act.
The Campus Protection
Officer Training Program 2nd Edition is a three-ring
binder with space to add additional training materials relevant
to your campus.
$ 65* Member Price
$125* Non-Member Price
*Price includes
postage and handling to the U.S. and Canada. Please call for additional
shipping charges outside the U.S. and Canada.
Clery Act-Review of 2005 Handbook Revisions
2005 Annual Conference Program, Presented June 28, 2005, 3:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Kansas City, MO. Dolores Stafford, Chief of Police, George Washington University, moderator and presenter. This four-hour program, available on three CD’s, focuses on a review of the new handbook recently released by the U.S. Department of Education. The CD’s contain the audio portion of the program. The goal of this training program was to provide information contained in the handbook and to clarify requirements of the Clery Act that campuses have struggled with over the years..
$50 Member Price
$200 Non-Member Price
The Campus Law Enforcement
Journal
This professional journal
is published bimonthly. Its goals are to act as the voice of the
campus law enforcement community; to act as a forum for the IACLEA
membership to study new ideas, update trends in law enforcement
and monitor legislation; and to encourage a professional approach
by providing a sense of leadership in campus law enforcement. In
addition to presenting articles pertaining to campus law enforcement,
it contains association news.
Directory
2007 - 2008 IACLEA Membership Directory
$15* Member Price
$60* Non-Member Price
*Price includes postage and handling to the U.S. and Canada. Please email info@iaclea.org for additional shipping charges outside the U.S. and Canada.
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