Important Registration Information
Individuals registering to attend a NACCOP event (this includes but is not limited to: the annual conference/pre-conference, training classes, and webinars) must be employed by a college or university, unless approved in advance by NACCOP. Individuals who are not employed by a college or university can send an email request to attend a NACCOP event to the NACCOP Team at info@naccop.org.
The National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals (NACCOP) and The International Association of Campus Law Enforcement Administrators (IACLEA) have partnered to launch the Foundations of the Clery Act training class. D. Stafford & Associates partnered with NACCOP to develop the curriculum for these classes.
The Foundations of the Clery Act class will provide a basic overview of the requirements of the Clery Act and is suited for people who are new to the Clery Act as well as those who have previously attended Clery Act training, as we continually update the curriculum to include new information received from the U.S. Department of Education based on our questions about practical application of the regulations, handbooks and other regulatory guidance.
This class is a perfect way to provide Clery Act training for Public Safety Command Staff and Supervisory personnel who need to have a greater level of knowledge and understanding of the Clery Act. This class is also appropriate for Student Conduct and Title IX staff members who need a deeper understanding of the requirements of the Clery Act. Finally, this class is also a perfect opportunity to invite the person who supervises the Public Safety unit (VP/AVP, etc.) to obtain additional insights regarding the various requirements of the law.
We highly recommend that the appropriate staff members in the following areas attend to make sure they understand the complexities of the law and their role in the institution’s compliance activities: the General Counsel’s Office, Student Affairs, Housing/Residence Life, Student Conduct, Human Resources and the Title IX unit, to name a few.
Foundations of the Clery Act 2021 - Virtual Classes
We have a platform that allows us to be creative in delivering the content in a similar manner as the in-person class, and we have created an interactive and engaging experience by leveraging some of the available technology. Upon completion of the class, attendees will have received the exact same content and material that they would have received in an in-person class and they will receive the exact same certification. Attendees will also have ample opportunities to pose questions to the instructors as we are building in additional time for Q&A each day. For the virtual class, a book is mailed to each registrant in advance of the class.
February 8-11, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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April 12-15, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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June 7-10, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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July 6-9, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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September 7-10, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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November 9-12, 2021
4-day class/4 hours each day - 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm (Eastern Time)
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Class Cost:
NACCOP Member Rate: $445
IACLEA Member Rate: $445
Non-Member Rate: $495
If you would like to receive the NACCOP member rate for the class, you must first purchase a NACCOP membership. Please visit http://www.naccop.org/join
IACLEA is happy to partner with the National Association of Clery Compliance Officers and Professionals (NACCOP) to offer these Clery Act training classes across the United States.
IACLEA Members: : Instructions for how to receive the discount for IACLEA members are on each registration page. Refunds will not be issued for the discount amount ($50.00) after the registration has been submitted. Please verify whether the people you are registering are eligible for the discount before starting the registration process.
Class Registration:
In order to register an individual for a class, each person must have their own individual record/account on www.naccop.org.
To create a record/account, select the “Visitor Login for Events” icon on the NACCOP home page and follow the prompts.
Group Registration: Use when registering a person/s in addition to or instead of yourself. NACCOP members will automatically be given the member rate.
Before registering for a group:
- Make sure all registrants have a record/account on www.naccop.org.
- Check membership status of registrants. To confirm active membership, enter your email address and password to log into the system. Once logged into the website, using the instructions above, look at the left side menu. If “NACCOPConnect” and “Resources” do NOT appear on the menu, you are not an active member.
Please contact the NACCOP Team at info@naccop.org if you have any questions pertaining to the class registration process.
NACCOP Foundations of the Clery Act Class Refund Policy
Any registration cancellation postmarked or emailed more than 30 days prior to the first day of the class will be refunded via check or system credit, minus a $75 processing fee. Any registration cancellation postmarked or emailed less than 30 days prior to the first day of the event can be:
- Applied to the registration fees of a participant from the same institution at no additional cost. All substitutions must be made in writing and, for class substitutions, accompanied by a completed Class Registration.
- An attendee can be given a credit to be applied to attend an alternate class or event, minus a $75 processing fee. The credit must be used within 1 year of the original class start date that resulted in the credit being issued. Credits will be removed from the member’s account after 1 year. i.e. 365 days.
No refunds will be given for issues or circumstances beyond our control such as manmade or natural disasters, weather, campus conditions, hosting facilities, parking, prepaid items, etc.
Late requests for refunds due to an emergency will be considered on a case-by-case basis. The final decision on refunds rests with the Executive Director of NACCOP.