Iowa Association of Women Police
Spring Training Conference

**March 22 and 23, 2010**

Waterloo Police - Host

The Waterloo Police Department invites you to the

2010 Iowa Association of Women Police Spring Conference

March 22 and 23, 2010

Ramada Inn Hotel & Five Sullivan Brothers Convention Center

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We all have books lying around the house that we don't need anymore, so it's time to spring clean, girls!  Bring in all your old books, whether it be womens', children's, fiction, or non, and take part in the book exchange.  Give a book, take a book.  Time to get new reading material for lounging by the pool soon...or to entertain the kids this summer!

For those of you that have many, many books to get rid of, bring 'em.  Everything we have left over will be donated to Seeds of Hope, a local organization that provides services to women and children victims of violence.  Not only are we refreshing our own libraries, but we're doing something good for the community.  Women helping women.

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Major Craig Hill from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children

-         Presenting the course “Protecting Our Children.” “This comprehensive training program is an 8-hour class that presents updated information on the dynamics of crimes committed against children, sexual abuse and exploitation, the victims and the offenders, and provides the latest prevention strategies to protect children in the real world and online. “ (NCMEC website, 2009)

 Investigator Kristin Hoelscher and Lieutenant Brooke Krantz

-         Presenting information on Fitness for Female Officers - Practical diet and exercise information geared especially to female law enforcement officers.  Includes how to eat healthy and design an exercise program you can stick with, even under stress and odd working hours

 Sergeant Aaron McClelland –

-         Presenting information on Excited Delirium - a controversial term used to explain deaths of individuals in police custody, in which the person being arrested or restrained shows some combination of agitation, violent or bizarre behavior, insensitivity to pain, elevated body temperature, or increased strength.

 Warren D. Franke, Ph.D., FACSM –

-         ISU Professor, Department of Kinesiology and Director of the Exercise Clinic, presenting information on the Heart Health Study, which many of us participated.

 Break-out Sessions:

-         Advanced Firearms Techniques (Sergeant Aaron McClelland)

1. First 20 to 30 applicants to respond.
2. Must provide firearms and ammo (300 Rounds)
3. Will be off-site (Waterloo Police Department Training Center)

-         F.A.T.S Machine (Cedar Falls Police Representative)

1. First 10 to 15 applicants to respond.
2. Will be off-site (Cedar Falls Police Department –220 Clay)

-         Gym Orientation  (Inv. Hoelscher and Lt. Krantz)

1. First 20 to 30 applicants to respond
2. Will be off-site (Gold’s Gym or suitable substitute)

 Thanks--if you have any questions, please feel free to ask.  (This would be the "serve" part of protect and serve...)

Stacy Hogle

Waterloo PD