Special ETC Programs

CJI’s Education and Training Center has been awarded several grants that have made a positive impact on Arkansas law enforcement and the citizens they serve and protect.

 

Illicit methamphetamine use, distribution, and production have reached epidemic proportions in our State. To assist the Arkansas law enforcement community in combating the negative impact of methamphetamine on innocent citizens and children, the Institute has made methamphetamine a key education and training priority. Through federal and state funding, the Arkansas Methamphetamine Education and Training Initiative has focused on assisting law enforcement professionals to safely identify and effectively investigate illicit methamphetamine use, distribution, and production.

 

During the upcoming fiscal year, the Institute will offer a series of drug and meth-related courses and programs in several locations across the State.

 
Arkansas Methamphetamine Challenge
Basic Methamphetamine Investigations
Managing Drug Investigations
Ecstasy, Raves, and Club Drugs
Hispanic Gangs
Mexican Drug Traffickers and the Spiritual World
Narcotics Officer Certificate Program
Drug Endangered Children (DEC)


 

The Criminal Justice Institute has also received grant funding to provide specialized education and training to enhance the capacity of rural law enforcement personnel in the management and investigation of sexual assault cases.

 

Sexual Assault for Rural Law Enforcement

 

For more information about special programs of the Education and Training Center, contact Dr. Cheryl May at (501) 570-8052 or cpmay@cji.edu or Steve Varady at (501) 570-8096 or smvarady@cji.edu

7723 Col. Glenn Road
Little Rock, Arkansas 72204
501-570-8000
1-800-635-6310
Fax: 501-565-3081