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ELYRIA – Lorain County Community College is home to many courses and offerings, but one course in particular is bringing in law enforcement officers from all over the State of Ohio. LCCC offers Ohio’s only autism awareness training for law enforcement officials, and the programs is headed up by adjunct professor Patricia McCaslin.

When Rundhaug arrived at Western, he knew he was interested in criminal justice but was unsure in what capacity. During his second year, he joined WMU’s innovative Cold Case Program with Michigan State Police, where students work alongside detectives to solve real-life cold cases, and a passion was unlocked.

Central Wyoming College (CWC) proudly announces the integration of an advanced Firearms Training Simulator (F.A.T.S.) into its Criminal Justice curriculum, effective Fall 2025. On March 18, 2025, regional law enforcement leaders from the Lander Police Department,

Eleven law enforcement officers, including State Troopers from New Hampshire and Maine, and a forensic scientist from the New Hampshire State Police (NHSP) Forensic Lab recently completed the first part of their Drug Recognition Expert (DRE) program training,

The training course equips officers with the skills to recognize and appropriately respond to the distinct behavioral characteristics of adults with autism spectrum disorder and other neurodivergent conditions.

Braden Trosper received hands-on training as he was getting his bachelor's degree in the form of working as a deputy at the Harlan County Sheriff's Office.

Lorain County Community College is home to the only law enforcement autism training course of its kind in Ohio, helping officers statewide navigate sensitive encounters with individuals on the

If you are someone who is interested in learning about what it takes to be a law enforcement officer, the Police Service Aide Program can help. It allows students to undergo police service aide