This structured 4‑hour course equips accreditation professionals with a clear roadmap for reaccreditation success under the IACLEA accreditation framework. Participants move from foundational concepts to actionable strategies—all condensed into engaging,...
This course provides public safety professionals with a comprehensive understanding of the Use of Force Continuum and its application in real-world scenarios. Participants will explore the legal and ethical considerations...
Registration Early bird pricing - ends August 15 Event Details Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training
Registration Early bird pricing - ends August 15 Event Details Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training
Prepare for the unexpected with our comprehensive Emergency Management course! Gain essential skills in preparedness, response, recovery, and mitigation. Learn from real-world case studies, real-world scenarios, and historical perspectives. Participants will learn about the Incident...
Public Safety New and Aspiring Chiefs on Campus is designed to equip new and aspiring campus public safety leaders with the knowledge and skills needed to navigate the unique challenges of...
Registration Early bird pricing - ends August 29 Event Details Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training
Equips law enforcement officers with essential skills to handle mental health crises effectively. It includes components of Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) training, Mental Health First Aid for Public Safety, and...
Designed to help campuses attract and retain top talent in a competitive workforce. The course covers essential topics such as employer branding, career development, and creating a positive workplace culture. Participants will learn about...
This comprehensive course prepares public safety professionals to effectively manage safety and security within healthcare environments. Participants will learn essential skills, including crisis intervention, de-escalation techniques, emergency response, and risk...
