The purpose of the one-week Correctional Intelligence Analyst Academy is to provide participants and administrators expectations and clear direction of what is anticipated from them as a correctional intelligence analyst. Additionally, they learned their purpose as an analyst and the tools and resources available to investigative staff.
“There is no question that the expectations, duties, responsibilities and abilities of a Correctional Intelligence Analyst has elevated,” stated IDOC Intelligence Coordinator B. Christian Eloiza. “This is an unbelievable opportunity to build connections and skill share with other intelligence organizations; not only in Indiana but throughout the country.”
On the last day of the one-week course, teams from the academy were required to brief Intelligence Products they had been utilizing to an audience of Decision Makers as part of the final exercise. These Decision Makers were asked to sit in on the briefings, ask questions, and offer constructive feedback to the teams making the presentations.
Amy Roderick honored the 25 graduating participates during her keynote speech at the conclusion of the Academy. Ms. Roderick serves as a board member for the Missouri Information Analysis Center, Missouri Data Exchange, and the Criminal Records and Justice Information Advisory Committee.
Agencies represented at the Correctional Intelligence Analyst Academy included: Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Colorado Departments of Correction; Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department; Clark and Hamilton County Sheriff’s Departments; Fishers Police Department; and St. Clair and Cook County (IL) Sheriff’s Departments.
Agencies represented at the Correctional Intelligence Analyst Academy included: Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri and Colorado Departments of Correction; Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department; Clark and Hamilton County Sheriff’s Departments; Fishers Police Department; and St. Clair and Cook County (IL) Sheriff’s Departments.
Keynote speaker Amy Roderick presented a commemorative plaque by Executive Director of Investigations and Intelligence Todd Tappy. The plaque was constructed by offenders located at Pendleton Correctional Facility.
On the last day of the one-week course, teams from the academy were required to brief Intelligence Products they had been utilizing to an audience of Decision Makers as part of the final exercise.
The Indiana Department of Correction is currently seeking qualified candidates to join their team. To jump-start your career in corrections visit www.WorkForIndiana.IN.gov and apply for a correctional officer or correctional caseworker position today!