TNM - USA EDITION - CCUPCA

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ANNUAL 2022 SPRING CONFERENCE APRIL 4 TH -6 TH AT THE LAKE TAHOE RESORT HOTEL (RENO, CALIFORNIA) C.C.U.P.C.A. offers one of the most comprehensive and informed networks of law enforcement leaders in California. Representing private and public colleges & universities, our Police Chiefs, Directors and Commandlevel officers of our member-agencies along with our partner organizations offer a wide array of resources. The California College & University Police Chiefs Association has rapidly become one of the most influential voices in the California legislative process. As public policy concerning public safety on campuses of higher education evolves and adjusts to a changing society, C.C.U.P.C.A. remains a highly-valued perspective to our State Senate and State Assembly members. Crime prevention, victim’s rights, technologies, and the commitment to creating greater continuity in all law enforcement legislation to make campuses and communities safer are our key priorities. C.C.U.P.C.A. offers excellent resources for ongoing professional development through a catalog of learning opportunities. In addition to our Annual Conference and General Assembly that features many of the most skilled and insightful experts in a variety of relevant fields, we also offer our annual Executive Development Update Course, certified by the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST). C.C.U.P.C.A. is also proud to offer a truly unique member-executives program in two forms: Peer Mentoring for newly-appointed Chiefs and Directors, and our Peer Review Panel to provide organizational assessments to assist our newest leaders in these roles to more accurately and fully understand agency assets, skills, needs and appropriate options for achieving desired objectives. C.C.U.P.C.A. is proud to recognize those individuals, units, teams and agencies who have distinguished themselves in service to their campuses, contributions to the mission of higher education law enforcement, as well as those individual acts of conspicuous courage and bravery. C.C.U.P.C.A. offers biannual Conference – one in Spring and one in Fall. We encourage all to join us for our events. Members will be given discounted rates for conferences and priority where seating is limited. TNM 4
AGENDA C.C.U.P.C.A. 2022 SPRING CONFERENCE 4/04/21 0700-0800 Breakfast 0800-0810 Introduction by President 0810-0930 O.C. CA Sheriff Don Barnes Impact New Legislation on California Law Enforcement 0930-0940 Break 0940-1100 Captain Wilson Lau, Oakland PD – Internal Affairs Trends and Issues in California 4/05/21 0700-0800 Breakfast 0800-0810 Housekeeping by President 0810-0940 Sean Sheppard – Community Law Enforcement Game Changer Focus Group Program 0940-0945 Break 0945-1110 Marco Strano, Retired Colonel Italian State Police and President of Italian Thin Blue Line. - Police Psychology Issues and trends in Italy and Globally 1110-1115 Break 4/06/21 0700-0800 Breakfast 0800-0810 Housekeeping by President 0810-0930 Abi Montes, Retired Master Gunnery Sergeant USMC – Combat/Leadership Experiences and working as a Fire Department Lieutenant in Florida 1100-1105 Break 1105-1215 Pete Bowen - Covenant Leadership 1215-1315 Lunch 1315-1615 Vendor Expo 1615-1730 Chief Leslie Ramirez, L.A. Unified School PD – Police Reform Movements impact on LAUSD PD and Law Enforcement in the U.S. 1115-1230 Kevin Briggs, Retired CHP Sergeant – His Experiences with Mental Health While working the Golden Gate Bridge 1230-1330 Lunch 1330-1530 Mike Sugrue, former Sergeant Walnut Creek PD – Police Mental Wellness and Suicide Prevention 1530-1535 Break 1535-1735 Jason Lehman, Sergeant Long Beach PD – “Why’d you Stop Me?” Community Bridge Building Program 1830-2130 Awards Dinner Banquet – Keynote Speaker Chief Bob Dunn, Fullerton PD 0930-0935 Break 0935-1100 Legislative Update – John Lovell, CCUPA Legislative Rep 1100-1105 Break 1105-1200 Closing/Roundtable The California College and University Police Chiefs Association represents institutions in higher education currently serving more than 3 million students, staff and faculty throughout the State of California. CCUPCA members are police chiefs, directors and command-level officers from nearly 100 public and private colleges and universities in California. CCUPCA BOARD Joel Justice, President Ventura County Community College District President@ccupca.com Hampton Cantrell, Immediate Past President St Mary’s College Moraga hamptoncantrell@gmail.com Al Jackson, 1 st Vice President San Bernardino Community College District info@ccupca.com (Attn: Alvin) Ralph Webb, 2 nd Vice President Rancho Santiago Community College District info@ccupca.com (Attn: Ralph) Nina Jamsen Treasurer CSU San Bernardino Treasurer@ccupca.com Raymund Aguirre CCUPCA Executive Director Ret., CSU Fullerton Gary Mejia, Interim Board Advisor State Center Community College info@ccupca.com (Attn: Gary) John Lovell Legislative Representative TNM 5
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TECHNOLOGICAL TRAINING SYSTEMS FOR
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