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A Decathalon of Crime Analysis
Training!
A Decalogue in Crime Analysis
Literature!
Decadence in Entertainment and
Hospitality!
at
The Massachusetts Association of Crime
Analysts
Decadal Conference
"Analysts Lead!"
May 14-18, 2007
Sheraton Four Points Hyannis
Barnstable (Cape Cod), MA
Long
regarded as one of the premier crime analysis conferences
in the country, the Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts 10th
Annual Conference promises to bring more skills training,
knowledge, wisdom and inspiration to every attendee.
Training •
Registration •
Facility & Lodging • Transportation
• Schedule • More
Information
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Featured
Presentations
Basics of Crime Analysis
Crime Analysis for
Administrators
Hands-on Training in Microsoft
Word, Excel, and Access
Temporal Analysis
Launching a COMPSTAT Process
Tracking Emerging Crime Patterns
Campus Police and Crime Analysis
Careers in Crime Analysis
Crime Analysis Product Showcase
Traffic Analysis
Crime Analysis and Homeland
Security
Statewide Information Sharing
System (SWISS)
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Featured Speakers
Joseph Carter, MBTA
Transit Police Chief & IACP President
Michael O. McAuliffe,
Supervisory Special Agent, FBI Academy
Debra Piehl, MACA
President
Christopher Bruce,
Danvers (MA) Crime Analyst and IACA President
Carolyn Cassidy,
Gainesville (FL) Crime Analyst and IACA Secretary
Don Chamberlayne,
Worcester (MA) Crime Analyst
John Peers Chapman,
Dorset (UK) Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership Analyst
Manuela DeSousa, MBTA
Crime Analyst
Carol Fitzgerald,
Fitchburg (MA) Police
Mary Garrand, Alexandria
(VA) Crime Analyst
Casey Hatchett, Brookline
(MA) Crime Analyst and MACA Vice President of Membership
Sgt. Glen Mills,
Burlington (MA) Police
Capt. John Serson,
Arlington (MA) Police
Off. Peter Shin, Boston
University Police
Susan C. Smith (Wernicke), Shawnee
(KS) Crime Analyst and IACA Vice President
Andrea M. Vey,
Newburgh (NY) Crime Analyst
Other Features
Networking opportunities each
evening in the Hospitality Suite
Group lunches & evening
reception
On-site consulting and advice
Raffles & give-aways
The latest crime analysis
literature |
REGISTRATION
Registration is $335, payable to the
Massachusetts Association of Crime Analysts by check, money order,
purchase order, or credit card. A special rate of $125, which
this year includes sponsored meals, is available for college and university
students.
Register
Here
FACILITY
& LODGING
 The
Sheraton Four Points Hyannis Resort is surrounded by 52 private acres of
beautifully landscaped grounds. Each of the 224 deluxe guest rooms
features its own private balcony or patio. The hotel offers an 18-hole
executive golf course and one of Cape Cod's finest and most complete
fitness centers. Their in-house restaurant, the Silver Shell, specializes
in New England seafood.
The room rate offered by the Sheraton for this conference is:
This rate is good for the weekends before and after the conference,
too--but you must register by April 30.
To register, call 1-800-598-4559 and say that you're attending the
"MACA Crime Analysis Conference" to get the special rate. You can also
visit the hotel's
conference web site for more information.
TRANSPORTATION
The Sheraton Hyannis is approximately 74 miles from
Logan Airport in Boston, and approximately 84 miles from
T. F. Green Airport in Providence, RI. Prices are comparable
between the two airports. In good conditions, driving time is slightly
faster from Boston, but conditions are rarely good. Providence is often
favored because the airport is easier to get in and out of.
Visitors who fly into either airport are encouraged to rent cars rather
than try to find shuttle transportation. Shuttles will only be slightly
less expensive than week-long car rentals. Visitors who fly into Boston
can, if they desire, take a bus from South Station to Hyannis, where a
member of the conference staff will be happy to pick them up.
The adventurous may fly to
Barnstable Municipal Airport in Hyannis, but such flights almost
always require a stop in Boston, and prices are considerably more
expensive.
SCHEDULE
Click
here for a full
schedule.
The basic outline is:
Monday, May 14:
A day of basic crime analysis training, including hands-on
sessions with computer applications, for the new or novice crime
analyst. Veteran analysts may choose to arrive on Monday evening.
Tuesday, May 15: Opening
Ceremonies, IACA President Christopher Bruce, and MACA President Debra Piehl.
Morning breakout sessions on general topics are followed by
afternoon workshops for both crime analysts and crime analysis
administrators.
Wednesday, May 16: A morning
session on leadership is followed by a series of breakouts on
special topics, including COMPSTAT, crime mapping, campus police
and crime analysis, and careers in crime analysis
Thursday, May 17: A morning
session on the new Statewide Information Sharing System (SWISS).
More special-topic breakout sessions conclude the day.
Friday, May 18: Joseph
Carter, president of the International Association of Chiefs of
Police, starts the morning with his thoughts on crime analysis. A half-day
with two general sessions on current crime analysis topics follows. The
conference ends with raffles and a monthly MACA meeting.
Register Now!
FOR MORE
INFORMATION
Contact:
Robert Stering
Conference Coordinator
Massachusetts
Association of Crime Analysts
301 Newbury St #141
Danvers, MA 01923
781-363-3524
robbocop@comcast.net
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