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Required
Crouse - RC
RC-101
Campus Security Officer Course
This
course is a 24 hour course that includes
information on the history, role and
development of campus security, campus
security officer's responsibilities in the
educational environment and campus security
officer's professional image, and school
structure and organization as they relate to
campus security. Other topics covered will
include searches and seizures by campus
security officers, liability issues in the
educational environment, tools for handling
potentially dangerous situations,
mediation/conflict resolution skills, signs
of personality disorders that may lead to
violent outbreaks, student discipline
process, discipline as it relates to special
education, campus emergency procedures, and
campus parking enforcement.
This
course is intended for entry level personnel
and meets the requirements of California
Education Code sections 3800.5 and 72330.5
RC-102 Campus Security Officer Course -
Train The Trainer
This
eight hour course is an overview of the 24
hour Campus Security Officer course and
shows the best techniques for presenting the
course. This seminar includes information on
the history, role and development of campus
security, campus security officer's
responsibilities in the educational
environment and campus security officer's
professional image, and school structure and
organization as they relate to campus
security. Other topics covered will include
searches and seizures by campus security
officers, liability issues in the
educational environment, tools for handling
potentially dangerous situations,
mediation/conflict resolution skills, signs
of personality disorders that may lead to
violent outbreaks, student discipline
process, discipline as it relates to special
education, campus emergency procedures, and
campus parking enforcement.
The
participant will receive a complete training
package, which will include printed
material, a CD containing a student
workbook, study questions, tests,
instructors manual and PowerPoint
presentations.
This
course is intended for experienced campus
safety personnel.
Operations
& Tactics - OT
OT-101 Protection Devices
The
qualities and limitations of Closed Circuit
Television, intrusion alarm systems, fire
alarm systems, personal protect alarms,
radio systems and cell phones will be
thoroughly examined. Participants will be
given information to make decisions for
campus wide systems.
OT-102 Drug Identification
Participants will learn to recognize the
common drugs found on campus. Drug experts
will instruct Participants to develop the
ability to perform tests in the field to
recognize the objective symptoms of persons
under the influence of the common drugs
found on campus.
OT-103 Gang Behavior
Participants will define, explore and
address gangs and gang activity, national
gang trends, gang history/background,
characteristics of gangs, adolescent gang
involvement and school assessments.
OT-104 Internal Investigations
This course will discuss the techniques to
conduct an internal investigation that could
be the basis for subsequent criminal and/or
administrative action.
OT-105 Parking and Traffic Control
Participants will be provided with the basic
concepts of traffic control to enable them
to instruct other campus personnel. Specific
traffic control techniques will be
demonstrated to lessen the exposure of
traffic control officers to injury from
directing traffic. The basic concepts of
campus parking control will be discussed.
Participants will take important information
back to the campus to develop an effective
parking control program.
OT-106 Responding to Weapons and Explosive
Devices
Types
of weapons encountered on campus; developing
a response plan; responsibility of the first
responder; scene management; disarming the
suspect; search techniques; types of
explosive devices; responding to a “bomb”
call; search techniques; bomb scene
management.
OT-107 Physical
Intervention
A
unique total system to deal with physical
confrontations on campus. The participant
will learn to prepare school personnel for
potential physical confrontation on campus.
Persons taking this course should have a
reasonable physical agility and an above
average knowledge of defensive tactics.
OT-108 Role of the Campus Safety
Professional
Discussion of the role of the campus safety
professional and the difference between
municipal law enforcement and campus safety.
The needs of the student in a student
centered learning environment is discussed.
OT-109 Campus Safety Plans
The
general components of a comprehensive campus
safety plan will be discussed. Special
emphasis will be directed towards completing
“Clery Act” mandates.
OT-110 Conducting Campus Investigations
Basic
principles of all types of investigations
utilized on the campus system. Includes
human aspects in dealing with the students,
staff, administration and visitors; specific
knowledge necessary for handling crime
scenes; interviews, evidence, surveillance,
follow-up, technical resources and case
preparation.
OT-111 Crisis Management
Components of a crisis management plan
including suicide on campus, incidents off
campus, student and labor unrest. The people
and procedures required for a plan will be
discussed as well as response procedures.
OT-112 Disasters and Emergencies
The
components of Standardized Emergency
Management System (SEMS) and Incident
Command System (ICS) for a comprehensive
campus emergency response plan will be
discussed. Methods of emergency analysis,
prevention, preparedness, response, and
recovery will be presented.
OT-113 Tactical Awareness in the Educational
Environment
Participants will receive information on and
techniques to confront the current threats
and hazards commonly found on American
campuses. The course includes information on
responding to an active shooter, explosive
devices and bomb construction, issues
surrounding a mass evacuation, suspect and
suspicious article search techniques, and
the use of protective equipment.
Participants in this course will be offered
the opportunity to participate in actual
hands-on demonstrations of some techniques
taught in the seminar. Participants should
wear conformable clothing and shoes.
OT-114 Alarm Systems, CCTV and Other
Protective Devices
CCTV,
access control, lock and key systems, radio
systems, perimeter protection devices, fire
systems, intrusion alarms, central station
systems, contractors and other personnel and
asset protection devices will be analyzed.
Interpersonal
Relations - IR
IR-101 Counseling Skills for the Campus
Safety Professional
Participants will learn basic personal
counseling skills to effectively resolve
students and/or staff in crisis on the
campus. Participants will learn to become a
resource for the campus to assist with
counseling of at risk persons.
IR-102 Dynamics of Adolescent Behavior
Participants will learn techniques for
student conflict resolution, conducting
student investigations and identifying at
risk behavior. The adolescent developmental
cycle and accompanying behaviors, such as
bullying, will be examined.
IR-103
Interpersonal Relations and Conflict
Management
Anger,
conflict, violence - school staff encounter
these issues daily. Today, educators need
effective tools and skills to reduce the
aggressive and manipulative tactics used by
students, parents and the public to coerce
and intimidate. In this course,
participants will learn the five major
tactics of successful dispute resolution in
educational settings: Program development,
Policies and Practices, Assessment and
Investigation, Prevention and Response, and
Safety and Security. Special emphasis will
be placed on both interpersonal and
institutional violence prevention methods.
IR-104 Sexual Harassment
Students will learn methods to raise
awareness about sexual harassment and help
to lessen the incidents of sexual harassment
on the campus. Persons completing the course
will be able to teach others the techniques
to lessen the incidents of sexual harassment
on campus.
IR-105 Supervision Techniques for Campus
Security Personnel
Participants will learn the role of the
campus safety supervisor. Techniques for
completing employee evaluations and
resolving department conflict will be
discussed. Building morale through team
building will be explored as well as the
basic concepts of supervising and motivating
employees.
IR-106 Front Line Safety
Participants will learn how to assess their
office space for safety and security, review
the role and risks of the front office
person, where the "danger zones" are on a
campus, how to recognize and prevent
threatening incidents, how to deal to
difficult people, how to remove opportunity
for problems, legal actions that can be
taken, personal protection and physical
barriers, building confidence in handling
threatening incidents, how to recognize and
handle suspicious mail, crisis management,
how to respond to specific emergencies,
mandatory reporting laws, and how to put the
pieces back together after an incident
occurs.
This
course is consistent with Workplace Violence
training mandated by State and Federal law.
Law and
Liability - LL
LL-101 Laws Effecting the Campus
The basic concepts of crimes against person
and crimes against property will be
discussed. A review of mandatory child abuse
reporting laws and laws prohibiting identity
theft will be reviewed.
LL-102 Special Education
Participants will learn the laws and
regulations of special education and every
students right to a free and appropriate
education. The special requirement for
controlling student conduct of a special
education student will be examined as well
as the campus related issues of the
Americans with Disabilities Act.
LL-103 Student Discipline
The laws regulating student behavior will be
discussed. Laws and court decisions
regulating the time place and manner of
speech, legal causes for suspending or
expelling students will be discussed as well
as student attendance in the K-12
environment.
LL-104 Search and Seizure
This
course will briefly explore liability for
injury to person and property on campus.
Participants will be exposed to legal issues
such as use of force, negligence, duty to
protect students, staff and visitors on and
off campus.
LL-105 Issues of Liability on the Campus
Participants will review the laws regulating
student behavior on campus, as well as
recent court decisions regulating the time
place and manner of speech, legal causes for
suspending or expelling students, and
student attendance in the K-12 environment.
This seminar will also briefly explore
liability for injury to persons and property
on campus, the legal issues surrounding
negligence and duty to protect students,
staff and visitors on and off campus. The
seminar will also explore the criminal,
civil and administrative liability of
security personnel, use of force by school
personnel, and the institution’s liability
for actions of employees and students.
LL-106 Legal Aspects of Dealing with
Diversity
Issues
of racial, sexual, ethnic and sexual
preference will be discussed. Programs to
prevent sexual, racial, ethnic and cultural
harassment will be discussed.
LL-107 Weapons on Campus
The law and court cases involving weapons
and dangerous objects on campus will be
discussed. How to respond to weapons on
campus will be presented.
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