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2009 IACA/AACA Conference Update!
The International Association of Crime Analysts thanks the Arizona Association of Crime Analysts and our fantastic committee, led by Mary Kirkwood of the Scottsdale Police Department, for one of our most successful conferences! 300 attendees came to the IACA/AACA conference in Scottsdale from October 12-15, where they indulged in five training tracks, numerous conference activities, and the amenities of the Doubletree Resort.
The election results for the 2010-2012 Board were announced during the conference. The next IACA Executive Board will be:
President: Christopher W. Bruce, Danvers (MA) Police
Vice President of Administration: Susan C. Smith, Shawnee (KS) Police
Vice President of Membership: Ericka Jackson, Gainesville (FL) Police
Secretary: Dawn Clausius, Olathe (KS) Police
Treasurer: Tamara Otley, Fullerton (CA) Police
Past President: Noah J. Fritz, Metropolitan State College of Denver
Join us in 2010 as we partner with the Center for Problem Oriented Policing to offer our annual conferences together in Arlington, TX.
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IACA Training Series
If you have any questions about taking or hosting an IACA class, email the IACA Training Coordinator today!
Joanna Jasek recently took the IACA's Crime Mapping and Analysis Course and had this to say about her IACA training class experience:
I along with several of my colleagues completed the IACA Crime Mapping and Analysis training seminar at the HCSO Training Academy in Humble, TX. What an amazing class!! I know I speak for everyone in the class when I say this is by FAR the best Arc View training we have ever received. I have taken several Arc View classes and I learned more in this one class than all of the others combined. Crime Mapping and Analysis takes the Arc View software and applies it with crime data, which really makes a difference in understanding how to utilize the software for law enforcement purposes. I can not say enough good things about our great instructor Tak. Tak is very knowledgeable, interesting, and fun. A sincere “thank you” to IACA for offering top rate training relative to the profession.
Click here to view current classes, or here to learn about all the classes in the Professional Training Series. Want to become an IACA class instructor? Click here for more information!
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Exploring Crime Analysis - Second Edition just Released!
Since the first edition in 2004, Exploring Crime Analysis, the IACA’s 420-page book on our profession, has been used in college and university classrooms around the world. Written entirely by practicing, experienced analysts, the book covers the skills and knowledge required by the IACA’s certification standards.
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