Psychology Behind School Shooters (Virtual or Traditional Classroom)

* Note: We extend our heartfelt condolences to the Oxford Community, Oakland County, the loved ones and friends of the victims of the November 30th tragedy.  This course was approved a few weeks prior to the devastating event and we do not wish to capitalize on the significant pain and losses experienced.  All proceeds from this course will be donated to a charity related to the Oxford victims and that information will be provided to the attendees and their agencies once the funds have been distributed.

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While we all hope that a school shooting incident will not take place in our jurisdiction, sadly, we recently learned that no community is exempt from unexpected violence. We must continue to do all we can to be prepared when it does happen.  This course provides an intense look at the psychology behind a school shooter with a focus on ways in which a school shooting might be prevented, but ultimately to mitigate injuries and/or loss of life by being prepared and educated should the worst-case scenario take place.

Performance Objectives 

• Review studies involving school shootings
• Discuss myths about school shootings/shooters
• Define and discuss what constitutes a threat
• Identify the 3 main types of school shooters 
• Review 10 school shootings and identify the type of shooters in each incident
• Look at why some become school shooters and others do not
• Learn the Five Stages of an Active Shooter
• Review Crisis Averted – examine instances where a potential school shooter was caught prior to the attack and what led to that intervention
• Examine 5 Tips for Dispatchers during a School Shooting

2/9/2022

8:00 AM - 5:00 PM Eastern

Virtual Classroom with Live Instruction

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2/9/2022