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Alpha Group is having a Crime Analysis Applications course
8/11/08-8/15/08 in Raleigh, NC. Information is as follows:
Class Description:
The Raleigh Police Department will host a Crime Analysis Applications
Course from 08/11/2008 to 08/15/2008. The course will be presented by Steve Gottlieb, Executive
Director of the Alpha Group Center for Crime and Intelligence Analysis Training, and may be
used for Certification purposes in the Certificate in Crime and Intelligence Program offered
by the California Department of Justice and the California State University system.
This will be a "hands-on" applications course which takes a "learning-by-doing," practical
approach to training. Students will actually perform the tasks associated with crime analysis
work. Each participant will also receive a copy of Mr. Gottlieb's book,"Crime Analysis: From
First Report to Final Arrest," a textbook over 600 pages which explains how to design,
implement, and operate a crime analysis program, and how to use a wide
variety of analytical techniques to forecast when and where criminals are likely to strike
again. Each participant will also receive a copy of Mr. Gottlieb's 150-page step-by-step "Crime
Analysis Study Guide and Workbook," which will be used throughout the class. Tuition is
$525.00 and includes the week of instruction, the text, workbook, and a wealth of handout
materials.
To obtain a course brochure or to register for the course, please
contact Catherine Clark by phone at the Raleigh Police Department, 110 S. McDowell St. Raleigh, NC
27601. Phone: (919) 890-3028 Fax: (919) 890-3687, Email: catherineclark@ci.raleigh.nc.us.
Additional information about the content of the course can also be found on the Alpha Group
website at www.alphagroupcenter.com.
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Alpha Group is have an Advanced Criminal Investigative Analysis
course
on 9/15/08-9/19/08 in Richmond. Information as follows:
Class Description:
The VDCJS and Frederick Co. Sheriff Office will host an Advanced
Criminal Investigative Analysis Course from 09/15/2008 to 09/19/2008. The course will be
presented by Phoebe L. Kelsoe, Ph.D. of the Alpha Group Center for Crime and Intelligence
Analysis Training, and may also fulfill your state's peace officer commission (POST,
TCLOSE, etc.)
requirements for continuing education or training hours.
Designed primarily for investigators and crime analysts who are
responsible for investigating or assisting in the investigation of homicide, in-class projects also
deal with the crime of rape. Other relevant issues are examined as well. For example, you will
learn how to identify the personality and behavioral characteristics of the victim and the
offender in child abductions, how to identify the physical, behavioral, and personality
characteristics of offenders who attack and kill elderly women, and how to analyze
information contained in police reports to actually develop a profile that describes the type of
offender who most likely committed the crime.
Each participant will receive a copy of the "Advanced Criminal
Investigative Analysis Study Guide and Workbook." This manual provides numerous pages of class notes
and supplemental reading material that will be used extensively throughout the course,
and a copy of "Case Management for Missing Children Homicide Investigation." This booklet
provides a wealth of information about offenders who commit child homicides, their victims,
crime scene patterns, violent acts, and their motivations for committing such violent crimes.
Tuition for the course is $525 and includes the week of instruction, the text, and all related
course materials.
To obtain a course brochure or to register for the course, please
contact Tami Wyrick by phone at the VDCJS and Frederick Co. Sheriff Office. 202 North 9th Street
10th Floor Richmond, VA 22602, (804) 786-5664 Fax: (804) 692-0948, Email:
tamiwyrick@dcjs.virginia.gov or Lt. Donald Lang (540) 504-6542 Email:
dlang@co.frederick.va.us. Additional
information about the content of the course can also be found on the Alpha Group website at
www.alphagroupcenter.com.
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