All Access Training Pass

One Pass. Every Course. Your Entire Department.

Unlimited attendance at every IACLEA course for 12 months from the date of purchase.
Members: $4,900 | Non-members: $6,900
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What it is

The IACLEA All-Access Pass gives your entire department access to every IACLEA course for 12 months from the date of purchase. Any number of staff members may attend each course, so you can train everyone who needs it rather than choosing one or two. One purchase and one approval cover the full year.

What You Get

  • Unlimited attendance. Any number of staff from your agency may attend each course.
  • Every IACLEA course. This includes two-hour virtual courses on current issues and multi-day programs such as the Leadership Development Institutes, the Non-Sworn Public Safety Academy and the Field Training Officer Program.
  • New courses included. Courses added during your 12 months are covered.
  • A term that fits your schedule. Your 12 months begin on your date of purchase, not on a fixed calendar date.
  • Training built for campus public safety. Every course is developed for campus public safety professionals and taught by experienced practitioners.
  • One fixed cost. A single purchase and a single approval cover a full year of training.

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  • Leadership Development Institute: New & Aspiring Chiefs & Directors

    Leadership Development Institutes

    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...

  • Emerging Threats

    IACLEA Training

    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...

  • Title VI for Campus Law Enforcement and Public Safety Leaders

    Partner Training

    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...

  • Interview Techniques

    IACLEA Training

    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...

  • IACLEA Accreditation 360 Part 3: Accreditation from the Accreditation Manager’s Perspective

    IACLEA Training

    This two-hour interactive webinar provides an inside look at the responsibilities, challenges, and practical strategies involved in managing the accreditation process. Experienced accreditation managers will share firsthand insights into the day-to-day realities of accreditation, including organizing and maintaining proofs of compliance, engaging agency personnel, managing timelines, overcoming common obstacles, and ensuring ongoing assessment readiness.Participants will...

  • The Campus Safety Paradox: Expanding Responsibilities, Diminishing Resources, and the Future of Campus Policing

    Partner Training

    Campus law enforcement and public safety agencies are confronting an increasingly complex operating environment characterized by evolving threats, heightened institutional expectations, staffing challenges, financial constraints, and growing demands for accountability. Yet many institutions continue to rely upon organizational structures, resource allocation models, and governance arrangements developed for a fundamentally different campus safety environment.This presentation examines...