AUGUST – OCTOBER TRAININGS
with National Criminal Justice Training Center at Fox Valley Technical College
A National Leader The National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC) at Fox Valley Technical College is a recognized leader in the delivery of training to criminal justice and public safety professionals and communities across the nation. With a 20+ year history in the delivery of training, NCJTC can customize and tailor trainings to meet the unique needs of state, local or tribal jurisdictions and communities. Training is delivered in a variety of innovative formats to meet individual training needs: onsite, webinars, conferences, distance/elearning, and hybrid. REGIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS NCJTC offers training at regional sites across the U.S. on a wide range of criminal justice topics. TRAINING & TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE SERVICES One of the many capabilities that sets us apart from other criminal justice training providers is our ability to work with you to evaluate your training needs and customize a solution that addresses your unique situation. You may begin by completing a brief online request form with a description of your need or ques-
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• Conducted training in all 50 states to over 130,000 professionals
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Lock Picking for Law Enforcement www.ncjtc.org/cjci/trainings Lock picking offers law enforcement personnel solutions for hostage rescue entry, destructive door entries, expensive door repair bills, noise-generating breach entry, out-swinging doors on drug raids, apartment perimeter security gates, home lock-outs, technical device insertion, locked file cabinets, and locked desk drawers. Attend this training to master the basics of picking and opening standard (non-high security) pin tumbler and disk wafer locks. Pin tumbler locks, the most common locks in America, are used in padlocks and found on practically every residential, apartment, security gate, and business door. Disk wafer locks are commonly found on alarm box panels, desk locks, file cabinets, and utility boxes. All participants are issued a six-piece, custom-designed lock pick set and case, as well as a door lock cylinder for practice after the training. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will have the knowledge and skills to pick and open standard pin tumbler and disk wafer locks. Who Should Attend This training is restricted to sworn law enforcement. Cost $175 per participant.
08-08-13
08-09-13
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8:00 am - 5:00 pm (Th) 8:00 am - 12:00 pm (F)
Fox Valley Technical College Room C165 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, WI 54914
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Crime Prevention & Physical Security Surveys www.ncjtc.org/cjci/trainings This training covers the basics of physical security components, their applications in business and industry, and the evaluation of existing physical security in a business. Designed for those with little or no background in physical security or experience in conducting physical security surveys, participants will learn about the various forms of physical security available to offer deterrence, delay, and denial to an intruder. The training provides instruction on the elements of completing a security survey and concludes with each participant conducting an actual survey on an area business working with a class partner. Participants will present their surveys for peer and instructor critique and discussion. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will: • demonstrate a clear working knowledge of physical security components and their interplay in securing a building Who Should Attend • law enforcement personnel • private security personnel, including managers and directors
• demonstrate the ability to detect inadequate applications of physical security, and make appropriate recommendations for improvement • school resource officers • those involved with event planning
Cost $495 per participant.
08-12-13
08-15-13
M Tu W Th
8:00 am - 5:00 pm*
Fox Valley Technical College Room C165 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, WI 54914
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* Participants should be prepared to work into the evening of the third day, to evaluate security lighting at the business they are assigned to.
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Wisconsin Serving Victims of Crime Conference www.fvtc.edu/wivocc Attend this unique conference to gain the latest knowledge and skills you need to serve victims of crime. Learn about innovative victim assistance programs and gain resources for enhancing the services you provide, using a multi-disciplinary approach. Choose from a wide variety of workshops conducted by knowledgeable experts addressing some of the most critical topics and issues facing victims of crime and service providers today. This conference also provides an environment conducive to networking, helping you to better strengthen inter-agency relationships and best serve your communities! Training Objectives Upon completion of this training, participants will have the knowledge and skills to apply the most current information and multi-disciplinary approaches to serving victims of crime. Who Should Attend • victim advocates, prosecutors, attorneys • counselors, social workers, mental health service providers, psychologists, nurses • administrators, program managers, educators, researchers • law enforcement, school liaisons, community officers
• volunteers, clergy, nonprofit managers, system-based victim service providers • probation/parole/correctional officers, sex offender specialists, re-entry-staff
Cost $125 per participant. Groups of 4 or more individuals from the same agency are eligible for a discounted rate; visit the website for additional information.
08-21-13
08-23-13
W Th F
8:15 am - 4:45 pm (W) 8:30 am - 4:00 pm (Th) 8:30 am - 12:00 pm (F)
Oshkosh Premier Waterfront Hotel & Convention Center 1 North Main Street Oshkosh, WI 54901
80019
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Suicide Prevention Within Law Enforcement www.ncjtc.org/cjci/trainings There is a correlation between the qualities and characteristics of success in law enforcement and the potential for depression and suicidal ideation. Attend this training to learn how to identify suicidal behaviors and communications, and decode communication within the culture of helping professions. Using the QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) method of suicide prevention, learn how to ask appropriate questions, encourage positive coping mechanisms, and utilize resources to maintain the overall good health of officers. Strategies for establishing department policies and procedures related to suicide prevention and postvention will be discussed. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will have the knowledge and skills to: • identify suicidal behaviors and communications • ask appropriate questions and encourage positive coping • use the QPR (Question, Persuade, Refer) method of suicide mechanisms prevention • utilize various resources to maintain the health of law enforcement officers and agencies Who Should Attend • sworn law enforcement • law enforcement administrators • chaplains
• corrections officers and jailers • telecommunicators
Cost $125 per participant.
09-10-13
09-10-13
Tu
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Fox Valley Technical College Room C165 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, WI 54914
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Wisconsin Attorney General’s Conference on Protecting Our Children
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www.ncjtc.org/cjci/trainings This multi-disciplinary conference is for professionals working in the area of child protection. The goal of the conference is to educate professionals on the complex issues associated with child protection, to broaden participants’ knowledge base in multiple areas, and to increase understanding of the other agencies’ roles and responsibilities. Conference topics will include, but will not be limited to: child maltreatment, risk and protective factors; Internet crimes against children, AMBER Alert, drug-endangered children, human trafficking, victim issues, sexting and cyberbullying; and prosecution of offenders. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will: • gain knowledge of emerging and current trends as well as legal issues relating to child protection Who Should Attend • law enforcement • social services professionals • prosecutors
• have the information, tools, and resources needed to identify and implement multi-disciplinary approaches to child protection • victim advocates • school personnel • other professionals involved in protecting children
Cost There is NO FEE to attend; however, pre-registration is required.
10-15-13
10-16-13
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8:30 am - 4:30 pm
Radisson Hotel & Conference Center 2040 Airport Drive Green Bay, WI 54313
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Drug Trends Among Youth: Flying High, Tripping & Crashing www.ncjtc.org/cjci/trainings This comprehensive training focuses on training school resource officers, school personnel and other professionals to recognize signs and symptoms displayed by students who may be abusing substances. Information on current trends such as new designer drugs and new methods of ingestion as well as how substance abuse affects the mind and body will be presented. The training will include hands-on drug identifier stations. The course philosophy is based on the fact that the more informed we are, the more we can affect positive change in our youth. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will: • understand current drug trends and methods of ingestion • recognize drug culture identifiers Who Should Attend • law enforcement • school administrators and personnel (teachers, counselors, school social workers, coaches, etc.) • social services personnel
• understand the correlation between youth substance abuse, the mind, body and sexual behavior • be better able to assist youth in need • behavioral health/treatment professionals • youth workers • others interested in youth safety
Cost $125 per participant.
10-25-13
10-25-13
F
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
Fox Valley Technical College Room C190 A & B 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, WI 54914
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Introduction to Grants: Plan for Success! www.fvtc.edu/grantwriting Prepare now for the upcoming grant writing season! As program funding diminishes, the competition for grant support has become more competitive. Granting agencies are now comprehensively scrutinizing how funding applications are being written. Attend this training to enhance your skills and ability to apply for grant support when an applicable solicitation becomes available. Training Objectives Upon completion of this training participants will: • write proposals that stand out from the competition • understand how applications are scored • identify winning strategies, present data in various ways, make your point through effective word refinement, and maximize your application’s point allocation • transition a request for proposal (RFP) into a response outline • frame grant application content around a problem Who Should Attend • grant writers, grant program managers, and program planners in the following areas: • criminal justice • social services • education • non-profit organizations
• build effective problem statements, write appropriate goals, and define steps to achieve a desired outcome • understand the impact of proposal content on effective implementation of deliverables • receive guidance on developing fundable, targeted concept papers • seek funding sources that are appropriate for your projects
• those interested in learning more about grant writing proposals and concept papers to obtain federal, state, and foundation funding
Cost $225 per participant.
10-28-13
10-29-13
M Tu
8:00 am - 5:00 pm
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Fox Valley Technical College Room C175 1825 N. Bluemound Drive Appleton, WI 54914
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THE INFORMANT guest editor | officer aaron zemlock
Providing the Tools To Create Change Aaron Zemlock has been an officer with the Menasha Police Department for 17 years. In that time he has worked patrol and as a police school liaison. Officer Zemlock has extensive training in child abuse and exploitation investigations. He currently serves as the Community Liaison Officer and Public Information Officer for the department.
Officer Zemlock, what do you see as the most critical issues relating to public safety in this region of the state? Prescription drug abuse and the related increase in heroin use has quickly become one of the largest issues facing law enforcement in Northeast Wisconsin and throughout the state of Wisconsin. The sharp rise in overdoses and increased use of drugs to counteract the effect of opioids further supports the fact that this is a growing problem. Unfortunately there are also a lot of crimes associated with drug use, in particular; many crimes like burglary, robbery, and fraud can be directly linked to drug use and abuse. The dangers these drugs pose to the users and the community calls for an urgent and aggressive response from our law enforcement community.
“WELL TRAINED AND WELL EDUCATED OFFICERS ARE THE BACKBONE TO A STRONG DEPARTMENT AND A SAFER COMMUNITY.”
How does ongoing professional training for law enforcement impact its ability to effectively prevent crime and protect the communities they serve? Crimes and criminals are constantly evolving. Officers and departments need to do the same if they are to be effective in combating crime. Ongoing training helps prevent the static mindset of “We’ve always done it this way” by providing officers with the tools to make changes and improve their methods of detecting and fighting crime. Crime prevention is a mindset to be utilized by
every officer from patrol to the Chief. Well trained and well educated officers are the backbone to a strong department and a safer community. How can the training provided by FVTC aid departments in addressing these critical issues? The trainings offered in this bulletin offer a great opportunity to deal with some of the issues mentioned above. Drug Trends Among Youth: Flying High, Tripping & Crashing gives those working in the trenches with our youth the tools to help identify and assist those youth with their abuse problem. The Crime Prevention & Physical Security Surveys training should be attended by everyone in law enforcement and those who have a vested interest in protecting the people and property for whom they are responsible. Learning the practical applications of lighting, landscaping, and locks as they relate to building security is an essential tool for any officer. With department budgets getting tighter and tighter, Introduction to Grants: Plan for Success! can help departments get the funds needed to support exciting new or successful existing programs.
How have you, or your department, benefited from FVTC training? I’ve been fortunate to hold various positions with our department and each transition was easier and more successful due to the training I received at FVTC. Over the past 17 years in law enforcement, from recruit school until now, I have attended hundreds of hours of training through FVTC. The quality local and national trainers utilized by the college have provided incredible real life insight into many aspects of law enforcement. I am fortunate to work for a department that prides itself on keeping its staff well trained and it is comforting to know that because of that, our officers and citizens are safer.
“I AM FORTUNATE TO WORK FOR A DEPARTMENT THAT PRIDES ITSELF ON KEEPING ITS STAFF WELL TRAINED...” Each NCJTC quarterly training bulletin will feature a guest editor within the public safety sector. If you are interested in being a future guest editor, contact us at (888) 370-1752 or cjgrants@fvtc.edu.
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