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Training Overview

Training Overview

Provide your agency with the tools they need to succeed. IACLEA offers timely training opportunities on a myriad of topics throughout the academic year and beyond. Find the right fit for your team below. 

To view currently scheduled trainings, please visit the Calendar page. 

Training on RequestIACLEA has flipped the traditional training model upside down and made it easier and more affordable to participate in IACLEA’s expanding campus public safety training offerings.

See an IACLEA training you like, but can’t make it? Or want training for numerous people in your agency—but don’t have the budget to fly people all over the country? IACLEA may be able to bring in-person or virtual training to you.

You do the on-the-ground work: assemble the participants, secure a location, set up the venue. We send the trainer, at a greatly reduced cost than sending numerous people to training locations.

Collaborative Reform Initiative Technical Assistance Center (CRI-TAC)IACLEA Member agencies are eligible for free technical assistance on a wide range of issues. The CRI-TAC brings together a coalition of the United States’ top public safety organizations under the leadership of the IACP to provide tailored technical assistance to policing agencies through a $7 million award from the Department of Justice’s Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office).

Using a “by the field, for the field” approach, the CRI-TAC supports state, local, tribal, and campus agencies through a host of methods, including training, peer-to-peer consultation, and strategic planning. These resources are designed to support agencies on a range of public safety, crime reduction, and community policing topics. To learn more or request technical assistance, click here

Leadership Institutes: As part of IACLEA's Training Calendar, IACLEA offers a Leadership Series--with two institutes designed to support current and future leaders achieving excellence. These include the First Line Supervisor Institute and Executive Development Institute. *2024 Information Coming Soon!*

Emerging Issues Series: This new program has been a highlight for IACLEA Members across the United States and beyond. The concept of this training is to identify emerging issues and respond with training programs led by subject-matter experts. Emerging Issue trainings are hosted at IACLEA member institutions across the country and virtually. Recent training topics include when hate comes to campus, protests, and complex coordinated attacks. 

Distance Learning Series: IACLEA holds educational webinars throughout the academic year that cover a vast array of timely topics selected by IACLEA Members. Members from all over the world join our webinars at no cost. Webinars are archived in IACLEA's Online Education Center giving IACLEA Members access to review the webinar from anywhere at any time.

Universal Issues Series: This program debuted in January of 2018, and focuses on universal challenges campus public safety professionals face. Regardless if a department is sworn or non-sworn, a two-year or four-year institution, urban or rural, private or public, unfortunately, there are many ubiquitous challenges campus public safety professionals confront regularly. Topics include mental health on campus and a trauma-informed response to sexual assault on campus.

 

Have a topic in mind that you don’t see listed? Email us at info@iaclea.org for more information or to request training.

Member Resources

CONNECTIONS is IACLEA's member community featuring peer networking and a full library of resources for the betterment of campus public safety.