Foundations of the Clery Act

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.

Certification

Attendees of this class will receive a certificate of completion from NACCOP. Certification verifies attendance at this class and can serve as an institution’s documentation that the attendee has received training in content areas addressed by this class.  

Logistics

This class will have both virtual and in-person options. 

In-Person Classes: The in-person classes are held in various locations around the country each year. The class is from 8:00 am – 5:00 pm on Day 1 and 8:00 am – 4:00 pm on Day 2.

Virtual Classes: The live, virtual classes are held for 4 days from 12:00 pm – 4:00 pm Eastern time each day. 

Additional logistics for in-person classes (airports, hotels, and other location specific information) is available when clicking the “Class Details & Registration” button for a specific class. (Note: clicking the “Class Details & Registration” button will not automatically register attendees for this class. There is an additional registration button that attendees must click to register at the bottom of the logistics page to complete the registration process).