IACLEA Accreditation Manager Training Course
2026-10-07 14:00 - 16:00 (America/New_York)
occurs every wednesday in October from 2-4pm est following the initial class on October 7th

This eight-hour course will enable IACLEA accreditation managers to successfully guide their agencies through the self-assessment and assessment phases of accreditation. Accreditation managers will be able to:

Build standard file folders with proofs of compliance.

Understand the steps needed to complete the self-assessment.

Conduct a gap analysis of agency policies and procedures.

Develop a comprehensive management plan for completing the self-assessment.

Identify appropriate proofs of compliance.

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training

Leadership Development Institute: Supervisors
2026-10-13 11:00 - 2026-10-15 16:00
Public Safety Supervisors on Campus is designed to prepare current and aspiring supervisors with the skills and mindset needed to lead effectively in a campus environment. This course encourages participants to define their leadership style, navigate critical shift responsibilities, and understand the balance between accountability and liability. Key topics include staff engagement, discipline, and performance management, equipping supervisors with tools to foster a motivated and high-performing team. The course also explores the importance of roll call as a leadership opportunity, aligning team efforts with the broader vision of public safety, and building strength through resiliency and wellness. By focusing on both operational excellence and personal well-being, this program empowers supervisors to lead with confidence and create a positive, mission-driven work environment.

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Member: $495

Non-Member: $535

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training

Title VI for Campus Law Enforcement and Public Safety Leaders
2026-10-14 12:00 - 16:30, 2026-12-01 12:00 - 16:30
D. Stafford & Associates offers a 4-hour interactive class designed specifically for campus law enforcement and public safety leaders who play a critical role in institutional Title VI readiness. This class helps participants understand how public safety functions intersect with civil rights obligations involving race, color, national origin, and shared ancestry or ethnic characteristics.

Campus safety personnel are often among the first institutional employees to receive reports, observe patterns, document incidents, manage protest activity, preserve evidence, and make access-related decisions. This course prepares leaders to recognize when safety incidents may also raise Title VI notice, access, documentation, or response concerns, while maintaining appropriate boundaries between public safety, civil rights, student affairs, Clery, threat assessment, and legal counsel.

Participants will examine the legal and operational framework of Title VI, explore the difference between bias incidents, hate crimes, protest management issues, protected speech, and civil rights access concerns, and apply practical tools to real-world campus scenarios. The class emphasizes that public safety leaders do not need to become Title VI investigators, but they do need systems that ensure the right facts reach the right people at the right time.

This class is recommended for institutions seeking to strengthen cross-functional coordination, improve documentation practices, prepare for protest and bias-related response, and build public safety protocols that support both safety and equal access to educational programs.

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$590

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: TrainingInstructor: D. Stafford & Associates

All Hazard Planning
2026-10-22 12:00 - 14:00
All-hazards planning is a comprehensive preparedness strategy that identifies and addresses the capabilities and resources needed to respond to and recover from all types of hazards whether natural, technological, or human-caused, intentionally.• Emergency Operations Planning• Roles of Participants and Stakeholders• Developing the Incident Action Plan & Emergency Operation Center Roles• Maintenance & Review through Training & Exercises

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Member: $69

Non-Member: $79

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA TrainingInstructor: Ret. Chief Rich McAuliffe

Partner Training: Title IX Investigator Class: Dating/Domestic Violence and Stalking (DVDVS) Investigations (Title IX Investigations Tier 2 Class)
2026-10-26 12:00 - 2026-10-27 16:30
Virtual

Partner Training: The Foundations of the Clery Act
2026-11-02 12:00 - 2026-11-05 16:00
4 Day Class: 12 PM EST to 4 PM EST Each DayVirtual

Leadership Development Institute: Executives
2026-11-03 11:00 - 2026-11-05 16:00
IACLEA’s Leadership Development Institute: Executives on Campus is designed to support mid-level public safety leaders as they transition from managerial roles to executive leadership. This course provides a strategic framework for effective decision-making, long-term planning, and community engagement, ensuring leaders can navigate the complexities of campus safety with confidence. Participants will explore best practices for recruitment and retention, managing demonstrations and protests, and fostering strong, trust-based relationships with campus stakeholders. Additionally, the program emphasizes the importance of resilience and well-being for executives, equipping them with strategies to sustain leadership effectiveness under pressure. A panel discussion on managing crises will offer real-world insights from experienced leaders, providing practical guidance for handling high-stakes situations. This course prepares public safety executives to lead with vision, adaptability, and a commitment to campus safety and community well-being.

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Member: $495

Non-Member: $535

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training

IACLEA Accreditation: Succeeding at Reaccreditation
2026-11-04 11:30 - 15:30
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, interactive modules for busy accreditation staff and agency leaders. This course is brought to you free of charge, courtesy of the COPS Office grant.

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Interview Techniques
2026-11-10 12:00 - 14:00
Interview Techniques is designed to prepare public safety professionals for the structured interview phase in their day-to-day events and suspect based questioning. The course covers common competency-based questions, communication techniques, and interview strategies, enabling the officer to utilize when speaking to witnesses, victims or persons of interest. It also discusses the legal and ethical side of the interview.• Interviewing Witnesses• Interviewing Persons of Interest / Suspect• Documentation and Recording Practices• Legal & Ethical Considerations

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Member: $69

Non-Member: $79

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA TrainingInstructor: Ret. Chief Rich McAuliffe

Partner Training: DSA Advanced Clery Act Training Academy: Practical Application
2026-11-16 08:00 - 2026-11-20 17:00
5 Day Class: 8 AM – 5 PM EST Each DayVirtual

Partner Training: Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) Chair Training
2026-11-16 12:00 - 16:30

Leadership Development Institute: New & Aspiring Chiefs
2026-11-17 11:00 - 2026-11-19 16:00
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 higher education. This comprehensive course covers key areas essential for success in an executive role, including building community partnerships, fostering collaboration, and understanding campus safety dynamics. Participants will explore critical topics such as emergency preparedness and management, responding to student mental health crises, and balancing role expectations with leadership responsibilities. Additionally, the course emphasizes the importance of personal and professional wellness, providing strategies for maintaining resilience in a demanding field. With a structured roadmap for the first 180 days, this program offers a practical framework to help new chiefs establish a strong foundation and lead with confidence.

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Member: $495

Non-Member: $535

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training

Partner Training: Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT)/ Threat Assessment Team (TAT) Training
2026-11-17 12:00 - 2026-11-19 16:30

Partner Training: The D. Stafford & Associates Clery Act Compliance Training Academy
2026-11-30 12:00 - 2026-12-04 16:30
10 Day Class: 12 PM – 4:30 PM EST Each Day November 30-December 4 and December 7-11

Emerging Threats
2026-12-01 12:00 - 14:00
This course examines the evolving threat landscape affecting colleges and universities and explores the often-overlooked vulnerabilities that can impact campus safety. Participants will analyze emerging risks facing higher education institutions, including technological threats, behavioral concerns, insider risks, infrastructure vulnerabilities, and evolving criminal activity. Emphasis is placed on understanding how social, technological, and environmental changes create new safety challenges for campus communities.• Identifying & Understanding the Threats• Role of Responders• Education & Protective Actions• Managing Crowd Movement and Panic

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Member: $69

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA TrainingInstructor: Ret. Chief Rich McAuliffe

Non-Sworn Public Safety Academy Class III
2027-01-12 11:00 - 2027-01-14 16:00
IACLEA’s Non-Sworn Public Safety Academy Class II is aimed to strengthen the proficiencies of current and future non-sworn public safety professionals. This course will focus on key principles of public safety response, including communications, effective report writing, patrol strategies, and mental health response. This program will enhance the capabilities and improve the efficiency and effectiveness of non-sworn personnel.

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Member: $495

Non-Member: $535

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Location: VirtualRegion: All MembersType: IACLEA Training

Public Safety Field Training Officer Program: Session II
2027-02-02 11:00 - 2027-02-04 16:00
This course is designed to prepare experienced public safety personnel to serve as Field Training Officers (FTOs). Participants will learn the principles and best practices of training, coaching, and evaluating new recruits in real-world settings. Topics include adult learning strategies, effective communication, performance documentation, mentoring techniques, and managing common challenges faced during field training. The course emphasizes the dual role of the FTO as both trainer and role model, ensuring that new personnel develop the skills, judgment, and professionalism required for success. By the end of the course, learners will be equipped to foster competence, confidence, and accountability in the next generation of public safety professionals.

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Member: $495

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Emergency Management on Campus
2027-03-02 11:00 - 2027-03-03 16:00
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 Command System (ICS), public health emergencies, and the use of technology in managing crises. Become a leader or hone your skills in emergency management by making a difference when it matters most.

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Member: $295

Non-Member: $345

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Effective Dispatching Course: Skills and Strategies for Emergency Communications
2027-04-21 11:00 - 2027-04-22 16:00
Effective Dispatching: Skills and Strategies for Emergency Communications Course is a comprehensive training program designed to equip participants with the essential skills and knowledge required to excel in various dispatching roles. This course covers the fundamentals of dispatching, including communication, operational procedures, technology usage, and industry-specific practices. It prepares individuals for dynamic environments such as emergency services, transportation, and logistics.

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