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April 15-17, 2025 | Las Vegas, NV
Join us at this national conference, which focuses on identifying innovative and effective technologies, approaches and strategies in the search, investigation, identification, recovery, and reunification of missing persons, regardless of the circumstances surrounding their disappearance. You will gain knowledge and proficiency in evidence-based, state-of-the-art, and collaborative solutions, and explore tools and techniques from the initial response through recovery and resolution, vital to the missing and their families. The conference will also examine the complex and multifaceted nature of missing person cases and the unique needs of diverse, vulnerable, and at-risk population groups such as aging individuals, LGBTQ, persons with differing abilities, indigenous/native populations, victims of trafficking, veterans and active military, transient populations, and others.
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This fee includes 24 hours of training, program materials, and instructional costs. Participants are responsible for costs and arrangements related to meals, travel, and lodging.
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Aaron brings over 25 years of instructional experience, ranging from graduate-level teaching to leading seminar-style sessions for both public and private sector organizations. Previously, he served as a master instructor for the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Instructor Development Program, and has taught at numerous colleges and police organizations. Aaron's instructional administrative roles have included coordinating law enforcement academies/jail academies, managing continuing education programs, and developing national criminal justice/social service-related programs. Additionally, Aaron worked as a police officer for nearly 20 years and found great fulfillment in serving the community. He holds a graduate degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in Public Finance, as well as degrees in Adult Learning and Community College Leadership.
Aaron brings over 25 years of instructional experience, ranging from graduate-level teaching to leading seminar-style sessions for both public and private sector organizations. Previously, he served as a master instructor for the Wisconsin Department of Justice, Instructor Development Program, and has taught at numerous colleges and police organizations. Aaron's instructional administrative roles have included coordinating law enforcement academies/jail academies, managing continuing education programs, and developing national criminal justice/social service-related programs. Additionally, Aaron worked as a police officer for nearly 20 years and found great fulfillment in serving the community. He holds a graduate degree in Public Administration with an emphasis in Public Finance, as well as degrees in Adult Learning and Community College Leadership.
As the Director of the National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC), Russ is responsible for Fox Valley Technical College’s (FVTC) national criminal justice training and technical assistance programs. NCJTC conducts training for the criminal justice and child protection community on a cost-recovery basis. Prior to serving as the Director for NCJTC, he served in all ranks and divisions of the Portsmouth, NH Police Department for nearly 25 years before retiring in 2003 as Chief of Police. He was instrumental in establishing the Portsmouth Police Department’s Child Abuse Unit, New Hampshire’s first child abuse multidisciplinary team, and the State of New Hampshire’s first Child Advocacy Center. He established the Northern New England ICAC Task Force program and served as one of the first 10 ICAC Task Force Commanders in 1998, when OJJDP established the national program.
As the Director of the National Criminal Justice Training Center (NCJTC), Russ is responsible for Fox Valley Technical College’s (FVTC) national criminal justice training and technical assistance programs. NCJTC conducts training for the criminal justice and child protection community on a cost-recovery basis. Prior to serving as the Director for NCJTC, he served in all ranks and divisions of the Portsmouth, NH Police Department for nearly 25 years before retiring in 2003 as Chief of Police. He was instrumental in establishing the Portsmouth Police Department’s Child Abuse Unit, New Hampshire’s first child abuse multidisciplinary team, and the State of New Hampshire’s first Child Advocacy Center. He established the Northern New England ICAC Task Force program and served as one of the first 10 ICAC Task Force Commanders in 1998, when OJJDP established the national program.
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