Terrorism is part of our society today. The words anthrax, smallpox, suicide bomber, and al-Qaeda have become part of our everyday vocabulary. Places like Oklahoma City, the Atlanta Olympics, the World Trade Center, and the Pentagon continue to sadly remind us of the impact a terrorist attack can have on our way of life. The negative social and economic effects of a terrorist incident on a college campus community could be catastrophic. Yet with all the knowledge we have about terrorism and its effect, these questions must be asked. Are you ready? Are you doing everything necessary to protect your campus community members? How can you do more?

Join Chief Paul Cell in this program and examine terrorism in today’s society and focus on the recognition of terrorist type behavior in a campus community. Chief Cell will also identify measures that can be taken to aid you in protecting yourself, the students you serve and the community you work in.

A live, interactive audio conference for:
Deans of Students
Student Services
Student Affairs
Administrative Officers
Residential Life/Housing
Student Activities
General Counsel/University Attorney
Executive Officers
Community Outreach
Public Relations Staff
Campus Safety/Police
Facilities/Buildings & Grounds Administrators
Emergency Services Personnel
Medical/Health Professionals
Faculty
Support Staff
Student Leaders

You’ll learn:
• Terminology and methodology associated with domestic and international terrorism.
• How to recognize potential warning signs of behaviors commonly associated with terrorist activity on a campus.
• The new threat in terrorist activity involving the use of street gangs.
• How to identify the types of Weapons of Mass Destruction and how they could be employed on a college campus.
• Reciprocal benefits of a multidisciplinary, multi-jurisdictional approach to campus preparedness.
• Steps needed to create a safer work environment by protecting personal, office, and building spaces.
• The process and value of conducting comprehensive campus risk, threat and vulnerability assessments.

Meet the presenter:
Chief Paul M. Cell has 26 years of law enforcement experience and has been Chief of the Montclair State University Police Department for the past five years. Chief Cell is a graduate of the prestigious F.B.I. National Academy. He has achieved trainer certifications in Terrorism Training for Law Enforcement (N.J. Office of Counter Terrorism), Law Enforcement Response to Weapons of Mass Destruction Incidents (U.S. Department of Homeland Security ODP/L.S.U.), Incident Response to Terrorist Bombing (U.S. Department of Homeland Security ODP/EMRTC) & Community Emergency Response Team (N.J. Department of Law and Public Safety.) He is also trained in Weapons of Mass Destruction Enhanced Treat and Risk Assessment (U.S. Department of Homeland Security ODP/T.E.E.X.) and is certified in Homeland Security, Level III, through the American College of Forensic Examiners.

Three days prior to the seminar, you will receive a toll-free number and a personal identification number (PIN). When you call the toll-free number and enter your PIN, you will be connected to the seminar.

This is an extremely cost-effective training resource. You pay the $189 registration fee only once but can invite as many people as you like to listen in on one phone line.

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1:00 PM - 2:30 PM (Eastern Daylight Time)
12:00 PM - 1:30 PM (Central Daylight Time)
11:00 AM - 12:30 PM (Mountain Daylight Time)
10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (Pacific Daylight Time)

Phone: 800-433-0499
Fax: 608-246-3597

registration fee after (August 16, 2006 - $199)

Audio Conference FAQ's (frequently asked questions)

Date(s): 08/23/06
Time: See time zones above. -
Cost: $199.00
Phone: 800-433-0499
Email: custserv@magnapubs.com