CARROLLTON, TX, June 23, 2011 (Press-News.org) Critical Information Network (CiNet), LLC, and its Professional Security Training Network (PSTN) announces the release of its newly updated Campus Security Training Series. The interactive video and web-based training was created to offer campus security personnel and school resource officers the knowledge and skills needed to ensure safety and protect essential assets. PSTN's training curricula include real-world demonstrations and actual situations, greatly enhancing the learning experience and results.
"Our nation's schools must be safe havens for teaching and learning. Any instance of crime or violence at school not only affects the individuals involved, but also may disrupt the educational process, the school itself and the surrounding community" stated Mo Canady, Executive Director, National Association of School Resource Officers. "PSTN's Campus Security Training Series offers the security community the training they need to reduce the risk of violence and disruptive forces on our nation's academic campuses. NASRO is proud to support and participate in this vital training program."
This series addresses both routine and high profile events facing campus security professionals every day. With crime activity increasing in secondary schools and even elementary schools, PSTN now offers a course in Campus Security for Elementary, Junior High and High School. Topics of instruction include drug and alcohol activity, increased gun violence, bullying, non-students on campus, fights, vandalism and truancy.
Other courses included in the series are Fire & Emergency Response, Campus Awareness and Crime Prevention, Residence Hall Security, Report Writing, Crime and Incident Scene Protection, Legal Responsibilities, Special Events, Campus and Community Relations and Alcohol Abuse on Campus. The AICC/SCORM compliant content may also be used in conjunction with hands-on training, creating a comprehensive and effective blended learning approach.
"PSTN's new content format which includes interactive learning activities offers the student a vastly improved experience through a more instructionally sound platform, helping to achieve higher retention levels. We recognize the vital need to serve the growing challenges of campus security and we are proud to contribute to this critically necessary education" stated CiNet President and CEO Steve Albright.
About CiNet
CiNet delivers performance-focused eLearning solutions to public safety, healthcare and industrial operations organizations. With one of the world's largest libraries of educational multimedia materials and trusted industry brands that have served customers for over 20 years, CiNet's customized training solutions are designed to help save lives, protect critical infrastructure, and improve workplace efficiency. For more information, please Call 800-845-2443 or visit www.PSTN.com and www.criticalinfonet.com.
Contact:
Lonny Wilder, VP - CiNet, Public Safety Group
4101 International Parkway
Carrollton, TX 75007
Phone (972) 309-4346
Lonny.Wilder@Criticalinfonet.com
About NASRO - The National Association of School Resource Officers is a not-for-profit organization for school based law enforcement officers, school administrators and school security/safety professionals. Our members work as partners to protect students, school faculty and staff and the schools they attend. With over 6,000 members, NASRO provides its members with:
- Up-to-date officer and administrator training, featuring reduced rates for NASRO members.
- An annual conference each summer, featuring nationally-recognized speakers and educators.
- The award-winning Journal of School Safety, published quarterly.
- Networking opportunities and support.
- Online access to lesson plans and sample documents.
www.nasro.org
(888) 31-NASRO or (888) 316-2776
Critical Information Network (CiNet) connects public safety, healthcare and industrial operations professionals with the training information they need to work safely, maintain certifications, and achieve optimum performance.
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Training Series Receives Endorsement from the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO)
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[Press-News.org] Training Series Receives Endorsement from the National Association of School Resource Officers (NASRO)Critical Information Network (CiNet), LLC, and its Professional Security Training Network (PSTN) announces the release of its newly updated Campus Security Training Series.