Instructors: Kevin “Kip” Lowe & Anne Seymour

This course is designed for victim service providers and allied professionals who develop and deliver training but do not have a formal background or extensive experience in adult education or instructional design. This interactive training helps participants build the knowledge and practical skills they need to plan, develop, implement, and evaluate quality-training programs. During the training, participants will apply new concepts and skills by developing a lesson plan for a training for their agency. In this training, participants will:

• Learn the basic principles of adult learning.
• Explore a range of training techniques and activities that meet the needs of those with different learning styles.
• Prepare a lesson plan for a one-day training course that includes goals, objectives, a content outline, and an outline of activities.
• Hone presentation skills by learning how to organize lectures and apply five principles of effective communication.
• Examine ways to facilitate training, create a positive learning environment, and ensure productive group activities.

Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence, Child and Elder Abuse...From Scene to Courtroom

Join fellow law enforcement personnel, prosecutors, nurses, victim advocates, judges, rape crisis workers, criminalists, crime scene investigators, physicians, military criminal justice and healthcare providers, forensic examiners, and EMS personnel for this cutting edge conference. We will focus on a broad array of emerging forensic practices, in sexual assault, interpersonal violence, human traffi cking, child and elder abuse in both an urban and rural environment.

This conference is designed to provide a multidisciplinary interactive and joint educational opportunity regarding promising practices when working with victims of violence. Topics will include working with multidisciplinary teams and learning to consider all of the forensic implications on the street, in healthcare settings, and in the court room. Since violence is a health care crisis, we will focus on approaching forensic issues in a caring, collaborative, coordinated, compassionate, competent, and victim-centered process.

Register online. Once you’re on the Classes and Events page go to “class title” and select “Forensic Conference” from the dropdown menu. Questions about registration? Call St. Luke’s NurseLine at 816-932-6220.

Featured Speakers

• Sgt. Joanne Archambault (Training/Executive Director of End Violence Against Women International)
• Ryan Rezelle, MFS (Johnson County Crime Lab Supervisor)
• Dr. Timothy Kutz (Child Protection Director, St. Louis, MO)
• Detective Catherine Johnson (Adult Sex Crimes, KCPD)
• Dr. Mary Dudley (Forensic Pathologist & Coroner, KCMO)
• Dr. Besant Matthews (Former Deputy Chief Medical Examiner)
• Debra Publisi-Sharp, RN (Author/Inspirational Speaker)
• Dr. Michael Weaver (System Medical Director, Forensic Care Program)
• BACA (Bikers Against Child Abuse)