Course curriculum

  • 1

    Welcome Message From Dr. Debra Warner

    • This is the LLU
  • 2

    Welcome From Your Instructor

    • Meet Your Instructor: Ret. Capt. Ann Young
  • 3

    Course Overview

    • Attendance Statement

    • Attendance Acknowledgement

    • ADA Statement

    • Post-Evaluation Statement

    • Disclaimer and Disclosure Statement

    • Learning Objectives, Course Description, and Instructor Bios

    • Course Schedule

    • Zoom Link
  • 4

    Section 1: Federal Definitions and Active Shooter Trends and Data

    • Definitions and Data

    • Video: Use Your Abilities to Survive an Active Shooter
  • 5

    Section 2: Case Examples and Indicators of Preparation

    • Case Examples, Indicators, and Activity

    • Legacy Token Example: Christopher Dorners' Manifesto

    • Videos: Case Examples
  • 6

    Section 3: Survival and Response Strategies

    • Survival and Response Strategies

    • Video: RUN. HIDE. FIGHT. Surviving an active shooter event

    • Active Shooter Emergency Response Plan Template
  • 7

    Section 4: Law Enforcement Response and Aftermath

    • Law Enforcement Response and Aftermath

    • Video: When help arrives: How to safely respond to law enforcement during an active shooter event

  • 8

    Quiz and Post-Course Evaluation

    • Active Shooting and Diversity Training Quiz

    • Post-Course Evaluation Link
  • 9

    Thank You, References, and Additional Resources

    • LLU: Thank you

    • A Note on CE Certificates

    • References

    • Social Sciences Progress Notes Training

Instructor(s)

Assistant Professor

Ann Young

Captain II Ann E. Young is retired from the Los Angeles Police Department after 35 years of service. She was appointed to the Department in June of 1981. She was promoted to the rank of Detective in July 1988. As a detective, she worked 77th Area, Juvenile Division (Abused Child Unit), Robbery Homicide Division (Rape Special Section), and Internal Affairs. Captain Young was promoted to the rank of Sergeant in 1991. During that assignment, she was assigned as a field supervisor in Central Area, South Traffic Division and Tactical Planning Section. Captain Young promoted to Lieutenant in July of 1995; her assignments included Hollywood Area, Pacific Area, and Transit Group. She was promoted to Lieutenant II in March of 1999 and was assigned to Van Nuys Operations Support Division. In April 2000, she was the first African American promoted to the rank of Captain I, within the Los Angeles Police Department. As a Commanding Officer, Captain Young has worked and was assigned to Van Nuys Operations Support Division, South and Central Traffic Divisions, and Detective Support and Vice Division. She is currently the Commanding Officer of Central Traffic Division. Captain Young earned her Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology at the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). She earned a teaching credential from the University of California, Irvine. Captain Young has earned a master’s degree in education from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas (UNLV). Captain Young is a graduate of the Federal Bureau of Investigation's National Academy of Law Enforcement in Quantico, Virginia, in 1998, Class 195th Session. Captain Young is also a graduate of West Point Leadership and Supervisory Leadership Institute. Captain Young is also a graduate of the Senior Management Institute in Boston.

Professor

Dr. Debra

Dr. Debra Warner is a Full Professor in the Forensic Psychology. Her areas of expertise include: male survivors related to trauma and violence, community gang intervention, immigration and mental health, competency, psychological testing, diversity, personality disorders, sexual dysfunctions, and substance abuse. Dr. Debra is an invited speaker and involved in social media. She has been a quoted expert in books, television, and radio. She is the founder and CEO of the LLU.