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Handwritten Clues: An Introductory Course in Forensic Analysis - Aug.6, 2024
In this course on forensic handwriting analysis and personality profiling, students will immerse themselves in a comprehensive exploration of various key components. They will first establish a solid foundation by delving into the legal aspects and research foundations surrounding forensic handwriting analysis, including an understanding of relevant federal laws and courtroom protocols. Instructor: Mozelle Martin Written Violence - Sep. 17, 2024
Students will learn how to stack personality traits and reveal the writer’s potential for violence. Students will learn how to recognize the level of violence the individual is capable of by identifying the violent 'red flags' in writing. Students will learn the writer’s preferred type of aggression and the differences between mental vs. physical aggression toward self or others. Instructor: Mozelle Martin Groundwork: Setting Foundation for Crime Analysis - Sep. 30, 2024
A fundamental course designed to introduce participants to key concepts in crime analysis. It serves as a stepping stone by covering essential aspects crucial for understanding the field. Instructor: Dana Boss Understanding Arson/Murder and Suicide by Fire- Oct. 30, 2024
This workshop offers a comprehensive exploration of complex crime scenes related to different types of homicides involving fire. Participants can expect to leave the course with an understanding of: crime scene types and associated forensic challenges, the ability to discern between nuanced traits for accurate profiling and the far-reaching consequence of scene errors. Instructor: Ed Nordskog Unlocking Crime Scenes: Expert Training in Analysis and Reconstruction - Dec. 18 2024
Our training program is meticulously designed to equip participants with the indispensable knowledge and skills essential for effective crime scene analysis and reconstruction. Delving into historical foundations, data collection methods, reconstructive frameworks, and scientific method applications, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of analytical processes. Instructor: Douglas A. Young Vin Detection: Leveraging Investigations - Jan 13, 2025
"VIN Detection: Leveraging Investigations" is a comprehensive course aimed at equipping participants with essential knowledge and practical expertise in utilizing mobile communications data for investigative purposes, with a specific focus on Vehicle Identification Number (VIN) detection. Instructor: Michael Bradley Getting Inside the Mind with Statement Analysis - Feb. 26, 2025
Statement Analysis is a powerful technique that goes beyond the surface-level meaning of words. By closely examining the language used, investigators can uncover deception, missing information, and hidden confessions. This deep dive into the psychology behind a statement provides invaluable insights that can be the key to cracking a case. Instructor: Steve Johnson |
Uncover the Truth: Detecting Lies - Aug. 27, 2024
In this course focused on detecting deception through handwriting analysis, students will delve into the intricate art of uncovering signs of dishonesty within written text. By mastering the skills to identify areas where lies may be concealed, participants will develop a keen eye for detecting deception in handwriting samples. Instructor: Mozelle Martin Identifying & Forecasting Crime Series - Sep. 23, 2024
The course "Identifying and Analyzing Crime Series" equips law enforcement analysts with the skills and tools needed to effectively manage crime series. Participants gain a deep understanding of crime series, including patterns and recurring elements, enabling them to identify and respond more effectively. Instructor: Dana Boss Instructor: Michael Bradley Best Practices For Property Control & Evidence Handling - Oct. 16, 2024
During this workshop, participants will embark on a comprehensive journey that spans the entire lifecycle of evidence within law enforcement settings. From the initial collection of evidence at crime scenes to its ultimate disposal, attendees will gain a deep understanding of the protocols and procedures crucial for maintaining the security and integrity of their department's property and evidence. Instructor: Ken Schul Investigative Discourse Studies: Analytical Techniques - Dec. 5, 2024
Investigative Discourse Studies: Analytical Techniques, particularly within the realm of Forensic Linguistics, serves as a powerful tool for law enforcement agencies. It involves a meticulous examination of language, both written and spoken, within its wider context. This qualitative method is essential for uncovering nuances and hidden meanings in statements, which can be pivotal in determining the veracity or deception in legal matters. Instructor: Jody O'Guinn Mastering Messages: Advanced Techniques in Statement Analysis - Jan. 9, 2025
Statement Analysis is a method that goes beyond surface-level examination, delving into the intricacies of statement structure and content, uncovering subtle cues and linguistic patterns that can indicate deception or provide valuable insights. Mastery of Statement Analysis equips investigators with the skills to decipher hidden meanings, detect deception, and extract pertinent information crucial to advancing investigations. Instructor: Sheryl McCollum Healing Through Adversity: Coping with Career Traumatic Stress - Feb. 5, 2025
Traumatic stress is an expected response to highly distressing or abnormal events, and while many individuals naturally recover over time, those with intense or prolonged symptoms may require specialized assistance. The learning objectives of addressing cumulative career traumatic stress encompass not only identifying signs and symptoms but also exploring coping mechanisms and therapeutic interventions. Instructor: Douglas A. Young Crime Scene Processing, Reconstruction & Analysis - April 9, 2025
Crime scene processing, reconstruction and analysis are integral components of a thorough investigative process, with each aspect playing a crucial role in determining the sequence of events and uncovering vital evidence. Throughout the course, participants will delve into a range of topics, including the historical significance and foundational principles of crime scene reconstruction, methods of data collection, the framework for reconstructing events, the application of the scientific method, the nature of evidence, and the significance of victimology in crime scene reconstruction and processing. Instructor: Douglas A. Young |
In Person Training
Bureau of Indian Affairs - Missing and Murdered Unit 'TUITION FREE' Courses
Calling all criminal investigators, forensic specialists, fire marshals, arson investigators, and prosecutors - don't miss out on this valuable training opportunity! Act quickly to reserve your spot at our upcoming classes hosted by BIA-MMU. Registration will open soon, so be sure to stay tuned to avoid missing out.
The INSTRUCTOR Bio’s featured highlight the exceptional expertise and experience of some of the most esteemed and sought-after professionals in the field of public safety training worldwide. These trainers are not only renowned for their comprehensive knowledge and innovative teaching methods, but also for their reputation and popularity within the global public safety community. Their training programs are highly coveted and consistently receive accolades for their effectiveness and relevance in addressing contemporary challenges in law enforcement, forensic investigation, fire prevention, and prosecution.
Don't miss the opportunity to learn from these revered instructors as they provide advanced and specialized training in 16 locations across the USA.
Class Times: 0800hrs-1630hrs daily
Check back for additional classes and registration links in the coming days.
Calling all criminal investigators, forensic specialists, fire marshals, arson investigators, and prosecutors - don't miss out on this valuable training opportunity! Act quickly to reserve your spot at our upcoming classes hosted by BIA-MMU. Registration will open soon, so be sure to stay tuned to avoid missing out.
The INSTRUCTOR Bio’s featured highlight the exceptional expertise and experience of some of the most esteemed and sought-after professionals in the field of public safety training worldwide. These trainers are not only renowned for their comprehensive knowledge and innovative teaching methods, but also for their reputation and popularity within the global public safety community. Their training programs are highly coveted and consistently receive accolades for their effectiveness and relevance in addressing contemporary challenges in law enforcement, forensic investigation, fire prevention, and prosecution.
Don't miss the opportunity to learn from these revered instructors as they provide advanced and specialized training in 16 locations across the USA.
Class Times: 0800hrs-1630hrs daily
Check back for additional classes and registration links in the coming days.
Recovery and Reconstruction of Skeletal Remains
White Mountain Apache Tribe Game & Fish - Show Low Police 411 E. Deuce of Clubs, Show Low, AZ 85901 -J une 27-28, 2024
The primary objective of this course is to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively plan and execute the recovery process of skeletal remains. Participants will learn about the specialized processes and procedures employed by forensic anthropologists during the recovery phase.
Instructor: Sheryl McCollum
White Mountain Apache Tribe Game & Fish - Show Low Police 411 E. Deuce of Clubs, Show Low, AZ 85901 -J une 27-28, 2024
The primary objective of this course is to equip participants with the necessary knowledge and skills to effectively plan and execute the recovery process of skeletal remains. Participants will learn about the specialized processes and procedures employed by forensic anthropologists during the recovery phase.
Instructor: Sheryl McCollum
.Perscriptive Interview and Interrogation
Pokagon Tribal Police 58620 Sink Road, Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 - June 25-27, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: Steve Johnson
Pokagon Tribal Police 58620 Sink Road, Dowagiac, Michigan 49047 - June 25-27, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: Steve Johnson
Apex Predators/ Victimology: An Investigative Perspective
Albuquerque, New Mexico - July 9-11, 2024
Victimology serves as the foundational pillar of crime analysis and profiling, offering crucial insights into the study of the victim and their role in criminal investigations. By delving into the identity and background of the victim, investigators can untangle a complex web of potential leads and focus their efforts on identifying a likely suspect.
Instructor: Dr. Lawrence J. Simon
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Unlocking Crime Scenes: Expert Training in Analysis & Reconstruction
Ada, Oklahoma - July 24-25, 2024
Our training program is meticulously designed to equip participants with the indispensable knowledge and skills essential for effective crime scene analysis and reconstruction. Delving into historical foundations, data collection methods, reconstructive frameworks, and scientific method applications, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of analytical processes.
Instructor: Douglas A. Young
Apex Predators/ Victimology: An Investigative Perspective
LaPush, Washington - August 6-8, 2024
Victimology serves as the foundational pillar of crime analysis and profiling, offering crucial insights into the study of the victim and their role in criminal investigations. By delving into the identity and background of the victim, investigators can untangle a complex web of potential leads and focus their efforts on identifying a likely suspect.
Instructor: Dr. Lawrence J. Simon
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Criminal Investigative Analysis/Ten Filters of Profiling
Navajo Nation, Arizona - August 13-15, 2024
The Cold Case Foundation's specialized "Investigative Model: Ten Filters of Profiling" presents a tailored framework that is introduced and applied through practical case studies. By scrutinizing the behavioral dynamics between victims and offenders, this model steers investigations in a proactive direction, emphasizing foresight over reactivity.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: Chris McDonough
Prescriptive Interview and Interrogation
Deadwood, South Dakota - September 3-4, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: TBA
Prescriptive Interview and Interrogation
Newtown, North Dakota - September 24-26, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: TBA
Albuquerque, New Mexico - July 9-11, 2024
Victimology serves as the foundational pillar of crime analysis and profiling, offering crucial insights into the study of the victim and their role in criminal investigations. By delving into the identity and background of the victim, investigators can untangle a complex web of potential leads and focus their efforts on identifying a likely suspect.
Instructor: Dr. Lawrence J. Simon
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Unlocking Crime Scenes: Expert Training in Analysis & Reconstruction
Ada, Oklahoma - July 24-25, 2024
Our training program is meticulously designed to equip participants with the indispensable knowledge and skills essential for effective crime scene analysis and reconstruction. Delving into historical foundations, data collection methods, reconstructive frameworks, and scientific method applications, participants gain a comprehensive understanding of analytical processes.
Instructor: Douglas A. Young
Apex Predators/ Victimology: An Investigative Perspective
LaPush, Washington - August 6-8, 2024
Victimology serves as the foundational pillar of crime analysis and profiling, offering crucial insights into the study of the victim and their role in criminal investigations. By delving into the identity and background of the victim, investigators can untangle a complex web of potential leads and focus their efforts on identifying a likely suspect.
Instructor: Dr. Lawrence J. Simon
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Criminal Investigative Analysis/Ten Filters of Profiling
Navajo Nation, Arizona - August 13-15, 2024
The Cold Case Foundation's specialized "Investigative Model: Ten Filters of Profiling" presents a tailored framework that is introduced and applied through practical case studies. By scrutinizing the behavioral dynamics between victims and offenders, this model steers investigations in a proactive direction, emphasizing foresight over reactivity.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: Chris McDonough
Prescriptive Interview and Interrogation
Deadwood, South Dakota - September 3-4, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: TBA
Prescriptive Interview and Interrogation
Newtown, North Dakota - September 24-26, 2024
The concept of "Diagnose then Prescribe" in the context of interview and interrogation is crucial for law enforcement professionals aiming to elicit accurate information from suspects. Just as a doctor would diagnose a patient's condition before prescribing a treatment plan, investigators must first assess the unique factors and personality traits of the individual they are dealing with before determining the most effective approach to extract relevant details.
Instructor: Gregory M. Cooper
Instructor: TBA
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