Statement of Purpose

Security Management (SM)

Security Professional (SP)

Tactical Communications (TC)

FEMA: Active Shooter What You Can Do

IS-907: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.1

FEMA: An Introduction to Hazardous Materials

IS-5.a: | Suggested CU Credits: 1

FEMA: Effective Communication

IS-242.b: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.8

Hazardous Material Classification Systems 101

From The Security Officer Network: A high-level, introductory overview of the DOT Hazmat, NFPA 704 and OSHA HazCom labeling systems.

Incident Report 101

This app delves into the critical task of creating effective and comprehensive incident reports in the field of professional security. Learners will explore the systems of classification, the art of incorporating witness statements, and the responsibility of documenting found evidence.

Interviewing 101

Learners will gain a thorough understanding of effective witness interaction. Learners will explore techniques for interacting with the reluctant witnesses, the value of non-leading questions, and the importance of creating an environment of trust during the interview process. This module emphasizes respect for witnesses' experiences and perspectives, and offers strategic tools for securing detailed, accurate witness testimonies.

Investigation Report 101

The app aims to equip learners with the essential tools and techniques required for understanding and documenting investigative analysis incidents in a detailed and professional manner.

FEMA: Leadership and Influence

IS-240.b: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.3

FEMA: Retail Security Awareness Understanding the Hidden Hazards

IS-912: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.1

Security Officer Personal Privacy and Social Media Best Practices

This course teaches the realism that security professionalism is a lifestyle; it extends beyond the workplace. Participants are taught to recognize and avoid the mistakes that harm a security professional's reputation and endanger his safety.

FEMA: Surveillance Awareness What You Can Do

IS-914: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.1

Tactical Communications I

In this, the first part The Security Officer Network's comprehensive primer on situation resolution through tactical communication, participants learn the importance of understanding their and their counterparty's motivations prior to the commencement of the dialogue that compromises an evolving incident.

Tactical Communications II

This is the second part of The Security Officer Network's comprehensive primer on situation resolution through tactical communication. Participants learn the art of using tactical communications skills to guide an encounter to the officer's desired conclusion.

The Private Security Consultant

Course takers study the role of consultant in the private security industry. Students analyze the physical security assessment, the creation of consultant recommendations and the process for assessing and documenting security conditions. Additionally, the course details ethics and disclosure, provides tips on client acquisition and gives a hypothetical road map for transitioning from security officer to a professional security consultant.

The Private Security Manager I

Using the How to Manage a Security Guard Company eBook by JW Murphey, students learn the basic responsibilities and challenges facing security professionals as they manage sites in the private security niches.

The Private Security Manager II

Private Security Manager II uses the How to Manage a Security Guard Company eBook to engage the participant in a real-world review of the strategies of the effective private security site supervisor.

The Professional Security Officer I

The Security Officer Network's Professionalism in Private Security 101 Certificate.

The Professional Security Officer II

The Security Officer Network's Professionalism in Private Security II Certificate.

Unarmed Security Test Prep

The Unarmed Security Proof of Knowledge Cert from The Security Officer Network.

Using FEMA Emergency Management Institute Independent Study 101

The Security Officer Network's primer on security industry professional development through the FEMA Emergency Management Institute's online training program.

Vehicular Accident Response

Learners will dive into the specifics of vehicular accident investigation reporting, a vital aspect of a professional security officer's duties. They will study typical components of such reports, best practices for documenting evidence, and how to interact effectively with those involved in the incident. Learners will gain a solid understanding of the investigative process after a vehicular accident, and how to accurately document the findings in an organized, clear, and concise manner.

FEMA: Workplace Security Awareness

IS-906: | Suggested CU Credits: 0.1

Connecticut Guard Card

Connecticut Guard Card From State Of Connecticut

TWIC Card

TWIC Card From US Government

City Of New Haven Board Of Ed

School Security Officer

Aug 2023 - Present

Investigative Consultants

Security Officer

Nov 2020 - Present