State, National and International Seminars

 2017 South Dakota Polygraph Conference (7^th Annual)

October 3-5, 2017

Deadwood, South Dakota

Cost: FREE, presented by Law Enforcement Training, South Dakota Division of Criminal Investigation

Scheduled Speakers and Topics:

• Chip Morgan, Instructor, PEAK Credibility Assessment Training Center
  • PLE, CIT, PCSOT, Reducing Inconclusives
• Lt. Matt Mull and Lt. Billy McCloskey, Instructors, Texas DPS
  • Tactical Polygraph

Additional Training

• Will include case reviews and open discussion.
• 24 hours of continuing education, with certificate provided by LET

Location:      Deadwood Mountain Grand Hotel

                        605-559-0386

                        www.deadwoodmountaingrand.com

            Rate: $55 + tax; call to reserve a room and mention the conference

Registration: Go the below link, and don’t forget to hit “submit” at the bottom!

https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfsEE54eXpbcUZwvT9dTJly7IGIiC6D--X6rp-tV-HGUHSk6w/viewform?c=0&w=1

For additional information:

Tyler Neuharth: tyler.neuharth@state.sd.us

Mike Walsh: mwalsh@minnehahacounty.org

Save the Date!!

GA, SC and NC Tristate Seminar

October 3rd-5th, 2017

20 Hours of Training for Polygraph Examiners

Topics include: Countermeasures, PCSOT, Interviews, & Mind Mapping

Registration:  $100 (Before September 1, 2017)

Registration forms available online at www.georgiapolygraph.org

Class times:  8-5 on Tuesday and Wednesday; and 8-12 on Thursday

Hosted by the Georgia Polygraph Association (GPA), North Carolina Polygraph Association (NCPA), and the South Carolina Association of Polygraph Examiners (SCAPE)

POC:   Meredith Edwards, GPA President

            medwards@wrga.gov                478-302-5386

NOTE:                      “The presentations of the speakers and the materials at this seminar are designed to provide general information on the seminar topics presented in an effort to help polygraph professionals maintain their professional competence. The views of the speakers and contents of the materials presented have not been approved by the Board of Directors of the American Polygraph Association (APA) and, accordingly, should not be construed as representing the policy of the American Polygraph Association. The presentations and materials provided at this seminar are provided with the understanding that the APA is not engaged in rendering professional or legal services.”