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Courses
Available Via Zoom Through
February 2026
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Spots are still
available for a number of LSU NCBRT/ACE's virtual courses. These
DHS/FEMA-certified courses are available to your agency or
organization at no cost.
A FEMA Student
ID is needed for registration. Find your FEMA SID here.
Please Note: In
our new process for registration, every participant will need to
create an account, even if you have previously attended LSU-NCBRT
trainings. This is a one time step and will merge prior training
records. Once you have created an account, your participant email and
password will be used to log in and access all class registrations.
It is strongly
advised for participants to create their account using their work
email address to avoid delays in class registration approvals.
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The
following courses are available:
MGT-324-C:
Campus Emergencies Prevention, Response, and Recovery - Customized
(0.8 CEUs)
AWR-219-C:
Site Protection Through Observational
Techniques - Customized (0.4 CEUs)
PER-302:
Fundamentals of Criminal Intelligence (2.0 CEUs)
PER 383-C: Document
Inspection Essentials - Customized (0.4 CEUs)
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MGT-324-C: Campus Emergencies Prevention, Response,
and Recovery - Customized (8 hours*)
The goal of this course is to assist the campus
community and neighboring jurisdictions in developing
the necessary decision-making skills to prevent,
protect, mitigate the effects of, respond to, and recover
from a an active shooter situation or other campus
emergency. More information on this course can be found here.
The target audience for this course includes
campus leaders who may be involved in planning for, responding to,
and recovering from campus emergencies. Suggested attendees are
personnel from PK-12 schools and institutes of higher education
(IHEs), first responders, elected officials, and community
stakeholders whose responsibilities include, but are not limited to
the following:
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Campus administration
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Faculty governance
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Student governance
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Campus public safety
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Facilities
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Emergency management
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Student affairs
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Campus health services
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Campus public affairs and public information
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Jurisdictional public safety
*Note: This course is an eight hour-long course
delivery over two consecutive days. Each day is
four hours long.
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Date: Tuesday, March 3 -
Wednesday, March 4
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Central Time (both days)
Course ID: 34893
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Date: Tuesday, April 28 -
Wednesday, April 29
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Central Time (both days)
Course ID: 34894
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AWR-219-C: Site Protection through Observational
Techniques - Customized (4 hours)
This course trains law enforcement, emergency
responders and other public safety personnel to improve
their observational techniques by using a four-step
ongoing screening process that includes increasing
protective awareness, identifying pre-operational
behavior, evaluating and taking action. More information
on this course can be found
here.
The primary target audience for this
course is law enforcement and security personnel.
The secondary audience for this
course is fire services, emergency medical services, government
officials, public safety personnel, facility managers, and any others
who support security operations for sites or events.
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Date: Friday, March 6
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Central Time
Course ID: 34880
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Date: Thursday, April 23
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Central Time
Course ID: 34883
*This class is exclusively for responders from World
Cup host cities and surrounding jurisdictions*
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PER-302: Fundamentals of Criminal Intelligence (20
hours*)
This performance-level course introduces entry-level
intelligence personnel to the foundational knowledge, skills, and
abilities required to operate within a modern criminal intelligence
environment. Using an all-crimes, all-hazards, and all-threats framework,
the course addresses traditional criminal activity, domestic and
international terrorism, and emerging threats. More
information on this course can be found here.
Our target audience for this training is:
Law enforcement officers
Investigators
Supervisors
Analysts
Corrections intelligence personnel
Fusion center personnel
*Note: This course is an 20 hour-long course delivery
over five consecutive days. Each day is four hours long.
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Date: Monday, March 23 -
Friday, March 27
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Central Time (all days)
Course ID: 34886
*This class is exclusively for responders from World
Cup host cities and surrounding jurisdictions*
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Date: Monday, April 13 -
Friday, April 17
Time: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM
Central Time (all days)
Course ID: 34888
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PER 383-C: Document Inspection Essentials - Customized
(4 hours
This course provides participants with the essential
skills to evaluate the authenticity of identification documents and
ensure that documents are lawfully possessed. The course provides
tools and techniques that participants can use during the interview
process to identify impostors and to examine identification
documents that subjects present to them. More
information on this course can be found here. Target Audience
This class is designed for entry-level law enforcement
and front-line law enforcement
including patrol officers, school resource officers,
campus police officers, terrorism liaison
officers, and community policing officers. The secondary target audience for this course includes
the following: public safety
professionals, including investigators, parole or
probation officers, public health investigators,
EMS, fire service, and others in public safety-related
positions.
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Date: Wednesday, April 1
Time: 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM
Central Time
Course ID: 34890
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Questions about our national open enrollment courses?
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