• Terrorist Behavioral Profiling (VCI300)  - Coming in 2009         Click here for details. 
• Deviant Sex Crimes & Homicide Analysis (VCI200)              Click here for details.
• Tourism Industry Violent Crime Security (VCI400)               Click here for details.

• Atlanta Georgia Police Department Training Academy
• Arizona Women in Policing Association conference
• Aurora Colorado Police Training Academy
• Birmingham Alabama Police Department Training Academy
• Corona California Police Training Academy
• California Tourism & Safety Conference (keynote speaker)
• Dayton Ohio Police Academy
• Fairfax County, Virginia Police Academy
• Fort Worth, Texas Police Department
• Indiana Law Enforcement Academy (ILEA)
• Lexington, Kentucky Police Department
• Minnesota Police and Peace Officers Association
• Nebraska Sheriffs Association (NSA) & Police Officers Association of Nebraska (POAN) annual conference (keynote speaker)
• New Mexico State Police
• Ohio Peace Officer Training Academy (OPOTA)
• Oklahoma City Police Department
• Paradise Valley Arizona Police Department
• Portland Oregon Police Department
• Sandy City Utah Police Department
• Texas City Texas Police Department
• University of Cincinnati

Albany PD, Oregon
Albuquerque PD, New Mexico
Anaheim PD, California
Arapahoe County SO, Colorado
Arizona Attorney General’s Office
Arizona Dept. of Public Safety
Atlanta PD, Georgia
Arlington PD, Texas
Aurora PD, Colorado
Beaverton PD, Oregon
Benbrook PD, Texas
Bernalillo Co SO, New Mexico
Birmingham PD, Alabama
BNSF Railway PD, New Mexico
Boulder PD, Colorado
Box Elder Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Braselton PD, Georgia
Canon Beach PD, Oregon
Cass Lake PD, MN
Chaffee County SO, Colorado
Chandler Police Department
Cherry Hills PD, Colorado
Clackamas County SD, Oregon
Clark County SD, Washington
Clearfield Police Department, Utah
CO Office of D.A. 18th Judicial Dst
Cobb County PD, Georgia
Colorado Attorney General's Office
Colorado Dept. Of Corrections
Connersville PD, Indiana
Corona PD, California
Crowley PD, Texas
Cumberland PD, Indiana
Dallas PD, Texas
Dekalb County PD, Georgia
Dekalb County Prosecutor’s Office
Denton PD, Texas
DOC Parole Unit, Colorado
Douglas County CO Sheriff's Office
Duluth PD, Georgia
Edmond PD, Oklahoma
El Paso County Sheriff, Colorado
Englewood PD, Colorado
Eugene PD, Oregon
Everett PD, Washington
Fairfax County PD, Virginia
Fairfax County SO, Virginia
FBI
Forsyth County SD, Georgia
Fort Worth PD, Texas
Fountain PD, Colorado
Frankfort PD, Kentucky
Gallup PD, New Mexico
Galveston County SO, Texas
Garden PD, California
Georgetown PD, Colorado
Gilbert PD, Arizona
Glendale PD, Colorado
Golden PD, Colorado
Greenwood PD, Indiana
Gresham PD, Oregon
Gwinnett County PD, Georgia
Harford Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Harrisville Police Department, Utah
Henry Co. SD, Indiana
Hillsboro PD, Oregon
Hitchcock PD, Texas
Hobbs PD, New Mexico
Hoover PD, Alabama
Indiana State Univ. PD, Indiana
Irvine PD, California
Jefferson County CO Sheriff's Office
Jefferson County SO, Alabama
Kaysville Police Department, Utah
Kentucky State Police
KY Department of CRJ Training
La Plata County SO, Colorado
Lafayette PD, Indiana
Lake Co. SD, Indiana
Lake Oswego PD, Oregon

LaPorte PD, Indiana
Larimer County SO, Colorado
Las Cruces PD, New Mexico
Lawrenceville PD, Georgia
League City PD, Texas
Lebanon PD, Indiana
Lexington PD, Kentucky
Ligonier PD, Indiana
Lone Tree PD, Colorado
Longmont PD, Colorado
Los Alamos PD, New Mexico
Loveland PD, Colorado
Loveland PD, Colorado
Luna County SD, New Mexico
Maricopa County SO, Arizona
Marion County SD, Indiana
Mesa PD, Arizona
Miami Township PD, Ohio
Michigan City PD, Indiana
Milwaukie PD, Oregon
Montgomery PD, Alabama
Morgan Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Mulltomah County SD, Oregon
Muncie PD, Indiana
New Castle PD, Indiana
New Mexico State Police
Newberg-Dundee PD, Oregon
Ogden Police Department, Utah
Oklahmoa City PD, Oklahoma
Oklahmoa DOC
Oregon City PD, Oregon
Oregon State Police, Oregon
Paradise Valley PD, Arizona
Parker PD, Colorado
Peoria PD, Arizona
Peru PD, Indiana
Phoenix PD, Arizona
Pima County SD, Arizona
Pinal County SO, Arizona
Pittsboro PD, Indiana
Pleasant Grove PD, Utah
Portland PD, Oregon
Prince William Co. PD, Virginia
Pueblo PD, Colorado
Salt Lake City Airport PD, Utah
Salt Lake Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
San Bernadino SD, California
San Juan Co SO, New Mexico
Sandy City PD, Utah
Santa Fe PD, New Mexico
Scottsdale PD, Arizona
Shawnee PD, Oklahoma
Shelby Co. SD, Indiana
Shenandoah PD, Texas
Smithfield City PD, Utah
Summit Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Texas City PD, Texas
Texas Dept of Public Safety
Texas Rangers, Texas
Tigard PD, Oregon
Tooele Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Tualatin PD, Oregon
Union Township PD, Ohio
Utah State Bureau of Investigation
Vienna PD, Virginia
Washington County SD, Washington
Weber Cnty Sheriff's Office, Utah
Webster PD, Texas
Weld County SO, Colorado
West Linn PD, Oregon
West Tarre Haute PD, Indiana
Wheat Ridge PD, Colorado
Woodburn PD, Oregon
Yamhill Community DOC, Oregon
Yukon PD, Oklahoma
Yuma PD, Arizona
Zanesville PD, Ohio

Officer Quotes on Dr. Schurman-Kauflin's Training

"Dr. DSK brings an unbelievable amount of know how to the classroom. Her ability to create an accurate profile for the perpetrator, from the investigation and the crime scene, is proof that Criminal Profiling is a tool that can help Law Enforcement close complex cases that may have otherwise been thought of as unsolvable. “
Detective A. A. Tabatabaie
Fairfax County Police Department

"The intermediate criminal behavioral profiling course was excellent for an experienced investigator. I had my entire section, which consists of the the Violent Crime Unit, Sex Crimes Unit and the Domestic Violence Unit attend this class. Detectives from all three units found this presentation gave insight into the minds of these dangerous predators."
Lt. Craig Chrzanowski
Commander Crimes Against Persons Section
Scottsdale Police Department

"The VCI intermediate profiling course is the perfect choice for both experienced and new investigators. Doctor Schurman-Kauflin provides students with an excellent knowledge base for the conduct of sadistic killer investigations. She also explains how to integrate the profile into the investigative process. Most courses that contain this much information take 2 or 3 days, which makes it difficult for those carrying a heavy caseload. Dr. Schurman-Kauflin understands this and manages to compress all of the information into a single day at a reasonable price. You cannot find a better value for your training budget."
Robert Kemmet - Detective
Oklahoma City Police Department
Criminal Intelligence - TRAIS Coordinator

" As the Detective Division supervisor I found the class is a must for any officer investigating serial crimes. The basic guidelines for profiling given in the class could save an investigator hundreds of hours by knowing whom to consider the most likely suspect".
Detective Kent Borcherding
Shawnee OK Police Department

"I found the Behavioral Profiling Seminar offered by the Dr. Schurman-Kauflin to be an extremely valuable tool for all law enforcement officers, including Railroad Police. In the very unique area of Railroad law enforcement, we encounter many bizarre people including those wanted by public law enforcement for serial killings, emotionally disturbed persons, stalkers, the homeless, rail riding gang members and illegal aliens. The ability to profile the crimes committed by such people makes it much easier to assist other agencies that are striving to solve those crimes. It also enhances the safety of our officers when they encounter such people. I would highly recommend this class to other Railroad Police agencies as both an investigative tool and for our officer's survival."
Randy A. Ellison, Senior Special Agent, BNSF Railway Police

"The material used was perfectly selected and held everyone's attention. The case files used in this presentation detailed the many aspects utilitzed in the profiling process."
Detective Tim Ashley, Lawrenceville Georgia PD

"The instructor was very knowledgeable of her field and gave great information on perpetrators involved in various crimes that relate to our daily job."
Warren Cotton, Birmingham Alabama PD

"I truly enjoyed the seminar. It was a real eye opener. .. I was really impressed with the accuracy of the profiles you shared. It's just amazing how much you can gleam from a persons' behavior. Keep up the great work, you are a true asset to law enforcement."
Officer Christine D'Alena, Irvine CA Police PD

"Myself and several other Investigators from my department attended Dr. Schurman-Kauflin's Intermediate Criminal Behavioral Profiling presentation in Aurora Colorado on November 4, 2005. The presentation was excellent. After the presentation several of us talked about the information and how valuable it is to our investigations. We all realized we would truly appreciate more time in what Dr. Schurman-Kauflin referred to as the "work shop" portion. When she presented photographs of a crime scene and then asked us to profile the suspect. This was outstanding and left us wanting for more. I realize this is an excellent instructor technique and it worked/works well."
Investigator Bruce Isaacson, Arapahoe County Colorado Sheriff's Office

"As a homicide detective, former coroner, and 27 year member of my police department, you provided me with information on female and child serial killers that was very new to me. Your hard work and dedication to our chosen work is obvious, I feel that your seminar would be very beneficial to anyone assigned to work a homicide."
Captain Joseph Todd, Connersville Indiana PD

"I would definitely recommend this course to other officers. It has great information, is well organized and well presented."
Goshen, Indiana PD officer

"I found Dr. Schurman-Kauflin very knowledgeable in her field and a very interesting speaker"
Peru, Indiana PD officer