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Upcoming Training Courses:
THE HUMANE SOCIETY UNIVERSITY
A Community Approach to Confronting Abuse
For More Information
Visit humanesociety.org/university and enter ‘Lawrenceville’ into the course search, or contact
Frances Gaeta at 301-548-7731 or fgaeta@humanesociety.org.
Seminar Objectives
Animal Cruelty and Safe Haven Programs
Domestic Violence Dynamics
Investigations and Legal Issues
Tales Kids Tell
Seminar Instructors
Diana Clement, MA
Director, Humane Society University
The Humane Society of the United States
Marie White, MSW, LCSW
Manager, Mecklenburg County Women’s
Commission, Charlotte, NC
Registration Fees
$55—Regular Registration
Please register by June 5, 2008.
Late registrations, please call contact Frances
Gaeta directly at 301-548-7731.
When and Where
Thursday, June 19, 2008
9:00 a.m.–5:00 p.m.
Gwinnett County Sheriff's Department
2900 University Parkway
Lawrenceville, GA 30043
Lunch provided.
Abuse and violence do not occur in a vacuum. Many times signs of domestic violence will show on the faces of
multiple members in the household –spouses, children, the elderly, and pets.
Additionally, the acts of violence committed by the perpetrator often reach beyond one agency’s focus
and will affect many agencies simultaneously. Many victims delay or refuse to leave if they are not able to secure safety
for their pets.
The goal of this seminar is to raise awareness about the connection between domestic violence and animal cruelty
and to increase inter-agency communication and collaboration in your community.
click here for Registration Form
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
will be hosting the Alpha Group
Classroom Course
Dynamic Leadership for Law Enforcement
July 14-16, 2008
To be designated a leader is simply to be given a title. But to truly "be"
a leader involves developing a manner of attitude, bearing, and knowledge of how to get others to work together harmoniously
to accomplish organizational goals. The Alpha Group Dynamic Leadership for Law Enforcement is a 3-day hands on program
providing students with techniques they can use immediately, to define their leadership style, build a highly productive team
and motivate people to superb levels of peak performance.
Topics:
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Becoming an effective leader
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Increasing your leadership capabilities
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Increasing team performance
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The darker side of leadership
Tuition is $425.00
To register contact Cpl. Celeste Norris
770.949.5656 or cnorris@sheriff.douglas.ga.us
Alpha Group Contact www.alphagroupcenter.com
909.984.8291
Jail Disorder Management
Enrollment is limited, Call early to reserve your space
Date: January 6-8, 2009
Time: 0800-1630
Hosted by: Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office
2900 University Parkway
Lawrenceville, GA 30043
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Class Description: This class covers anything and everything that could occur in a jail setting including: jail tension indicators,
first responder on scene of a jail disorder, how to manage a jail disorder, tactical operation plans, handling mentally disturbed
inmates, mob psychology, jail respond teams, riot control, basic principles of jail tactics, dealing w/abusive inmates, suicides
in jails, corrections and terrorism, reasons for hostage situations, what to except as a hostage and much more.
Register online at: www.pearson-radli.com
Or call 1-877-650-7941 24-hour toll free, Or e-mail info@pearson-radli.com
Pearson-Radli will send confirmation within 24 hours
Registration/Payment Deadline: Dec 5, 2008
- $395.00 PRIOR to Deadline $420.00 AFTER Deadline
- Fee includes tuition, workbook, tabletop exercises, and certificate of completion
Make checks payable to: Pearson-Radli & Associates
Mail payment to: Pearson-Radli & Associates, LLC
P.O. Box 750244
Las Vegas, NV 89136
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