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Critical training for responding to active shooter situations. Participants will learn about the psychology and behavior of active assailants, effective communication and coordination strategies, and best practices for law enforcement, EMS, public safety, and fire response. The course includes case studies, historical perspectives and engaging content to enhance preparedness and response capabilities for your campus communities. Ideal for public safety professionals, this training ensures you are equipped with pertinent knowledge to handle these high-stress incidents effectively.
This 1-day course equips public safety professionals and university leadership with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively develop All Hazard plans at your university or workplace. Participants will explore best practices for planning, communication, and coordination with stakeholders and local partners during planned events or large-scale incidents. By the end of the course, your staff will be able to assess risks, engage effectively with communications, and manage public order in a professional, lawful, and ethical manner.
This course equips public safety professionals with the knowledge and skills to effectively engage with the media while maintaining public trust and transparency. Participants will explore the foundations of media relations, including best practices for timely and accurate information sharing, legal and ethical considerations, and strategies for managing media interactions. The course provides practical training in public speaking, media interviews, and handling press inquiries at active crime scenes. Special emphasis is placed on crisis communication, ensuring public safety professionals can convey critical information under pressure while maintaining composure and credibility. Through real-world scenarios and interactive exercises, participants will develop the confidence and expertise to navigate media engagements effectively, fostering strong relationships with the public and the press.
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.
This course equips public safety officers with the knowledge and skills necessary to effectively manage mass demonstrations on college and university campuses. Through a combination of legal education, de-escalation techniques, crowd management strategies, and crisis response training, officers will learn how to uphold constitutional rights while ensuring public safety. Participants will explore historical case studies, university policies, and best practices for planning, communication, and coordination with stakeholders. By the end of the course, officers will be able to assess risks, engage effectively with demonstrators, apply de-escalation strategies, and manage public order incidents in a professional, lawful, and ethical manner.
The Non-armed response to Campus or Facility Threats program is 3-hour in length and designed for campus, institutional, and healthcare security officers who often serve as frontline responders to emerging threats. The program emphasizes the critical role security officers play while awaiting law enforcement response. It addresses the importance of proper training, preparedness, and active involvement during high-risk incidents. Participants learn practical actions to teach staff, students, patients, and employees to protect themselves, along with effective strategies for managing shelter-in-place or safe evacuation decisions.
Gain essential skills in supporting survivors and conducting sensitive investigations. This training covers the neurobiology of trauma, effective interview techniques, and best practices for evidence collection. Learn how to collaborate with multidisciplinary teams and navigate Title IX and campus policies to create a safer, more supportive environment for all. Equip yourself with the knowledge to make a meaningful impact on your campus community.