Proposal Brochure - IACLEA

CALL FOR PROPOSALSWe invite you to submit a proposalfor the2014 ANNUAL CONFERENCEInternational Association of Campus Law Enforcement AdministratorsEach year we solicit our members and colleagues to make presentationson successful or innovative programs that they would like to sharewith our members at our Annual Conference.We invite you to submit a proposal for the 2014 Annual Conference.IACLEA Annual Conference Program CommitteeSCHEDULEOctober 18, 2013Submission DeadlinePresentation Approvals toBe Announced in DecemberApril 18, 2014A / V Requirements and BioSubmission DeadlineMay 30, 2014Handouts SubmittedJune 20-24, 2014Annual ConferenceMontréal, Quebec, Canada

ANNUAL CONFERENCE INFORMATIONThe IACLEA Annual Conference is our venue for bringing toour members the opportunity to network with their peers, aswell as to participate in workshops and sessions. The conferenceprovides education and up-to-date information that explores thespectrum of issues surrounding the campus public safetyprofession.If you do not wish to submit a proposal but are aware of anoutstanding speaker, please share the name of that presenterby submitting the name, contact information, and thepresentation topic to the Annual Conference ProgramCommittee, via Priscilla Shisler at IACLEA Headquarters,pshisler@iaclea.org.Types of PresentationsConcurrent Sessions90 min. for 75-100 peoplePresentation ThemesTo assist in the development of a balanced educational program,please classify your presentation into one of the following seventhemes. You are encouraged to expand on the ideas listed.Current Trends➤ Approaches to Community Policing and Problem OrientedPolicing➤ Changing from Security to Law Enforcement➤ Challenges for Two-Year Colleges➤ Profiling Today’s Students➤ Threat Assessment Teams and Responses to PotentiallyViolent People➤ Creative Partnerships with Other AgenciesAlcohol and Drugs➤ Response to Campus Alcohol and Drug Problems➤ Awareness Issues for Students➤ Specific Alcohol or Drug IssuesTraining➤ Crime Prevention➤ New Officers➤ Staff Development➤ In-Service Programs➤ E-learning StrategiesParking➤ Solving Parking Problems➤ Improving Parking Services➤ Alternative Enforcement Strategies➤ Parking InnovationsTechnology➤ New Computer Applications➤ Making the Most of a Department Web Page and Technology➤ Covert Surveillance SystemsPrevention and Response to Crimes➤ Decreasing Recidivism➤ New Approaches in Crime Prevention➤ Victim Advocacy➤ Investigative Techniques and Problem/Solutions➤ Computer Crime: Types and Investigative TechniquesSpecial Events➤ Preparing for Campus Concerts and Other EventsLeadership and Management➤ Measuring the Success of Your Department➤ Improving Your Department’s Image➤ Plan for Programs➤ Working Within the Union Environment➤ Budget and Financing Projects➤ Succession Planning➤ Mentoring, Coaching and Leadership Development➤ Surveys and Quality Assurance ProgramsSelection ProcessThe IACLEA Annual Conference Program Committee will reviewand select programs that demonstrate the greatest potential tocontribute to the quality of the conference. Topics must be ofinterest to our seasoned, experienced professionals as well as toour new members. The committee is searching for presentationsthat represent best practices or proven solutions, or would addto the professional development of our members. Individualssubmitting proposals will be notified about the status of theirproposals in December, 2013. Proposals may be selectedfor a presentation format other than the one you propose.Legislative Issues➤ Responding to New Concealed Weapon Bills➤ Legislative Update

If you are selected to be a presenter: handouts,program outline, and biography are required.Instructions for Proposal SubmissionAll submissions must be received by October 18, 2013.Make your submission online at www.iaclea.org/visitors/events/callforproposals.cfmThe information below will be required for the onlinesubmission process. Incomplete proposals will not beconsidered.Selection CriteriaAll submissions will be judged on the following criteria:➤ Overall Quality➤ Timeliness of Topic➤ Audience Appeal➤ Well-Defined Focus of Presentation➤ Presenter’s Professional Background and Speaking ExperiencePolicyIACLEA does not normally provide honoraria or coverany travel expenses. All presenters are strongly encouragedto register for the entire conference. IACLEAreserves the right to edit accepted proposals and biographicalsketches for style, spelling, punctuation and grammar beforepublication.Advantages of Presenting➤ Enhance Your Professional Visibility➤ Gain Valuable Knowledge➤ Challenge Yourself and Your Colleagues withNew Ideas➤ Shape the Future of Our Profession➤ Network with Your Colleagues➤ Share Your Own Knowledge and SolutionsQuestions Regarding Submissions?Call Priscilla Shisler at IACLEA Headquarters(860) 586-7517, Ext. 549 or email at: pshisler@iaclea.orgIACLEAAnnual Conference Committee342 North Main StreetWest Hartford, CT 06117-2507Title of Proposed Session1. Primary/Coordinating PresenterName, title, institution, address, phone, fax and email. IACLEAwill correspond with the primarypresenter only; it is theresponsibility of the primary presenter to notify eachco-presenter of pertinent information concerning thepresentation.2. Co-PresentersName, title, institution, address, phone, fax and email.3. Proposed Theme (choose one)■ Technology■ Current Trends■ Alcohol and Drugs■ Prevention and Response to Crimes■ Special Events■ Management■ Legislative Issues■ Training■ Parking4. Session ProposalProvide a 300- to 500-word summary typed innon-bold, upper and lower case, single space. Provideadditional information including objectives, issues,conclusions, and likely outcomes for inclusion in finalprogram. Handout materials are encouraged and must besubmitted within 30 days of presentation submission.5. ExperienceList any prior presentation(s) and summarize expertise youhave with this topic.Submission Deadline: October 18, 2013