Amanda Aigle Email & Phone Number

Washington, Dc, Us

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Administrative and logistic lead for the 30x30 Initiative to help increase the representation of women in police recruit classes to 30% by 2030, and to ensure police policies and culture intentionally support the success of qualified women officers throughout their careers.• Conduct classroom presentations at colleges to potential candidates. • Represent USCP at career fairs around the country detailing the mission statement, job duties, and hiring process to potential applicants. • Host women in policing events across several universities.• Communicate daily with criminology program directors, military leaders, and under represented groups in search of the best qualified candidates to lead our agency into the future. • Responsible for the Initial Assessment phase of the hiring process: Proctor/administer the Police Officer Selection Test, schedule applicants for the exam, assign Usernames/Passwords from the database, monitor test scores, analyze test score data, assign the online orientation.

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Protect and serve members of Congress, employees, and visitors so they can fulfill legislative and constitutional responsibilities in a safe, secure and open environment. • Physical Security Screening/Alarmed Trained: Properly trained on the use of X-ray, magnetometer, and itemizer machines. Proper ability to seek out duress, buried cable, intrusion, and security welfare check alarms. • First Responders Unit trained: Responsible for the first line of defense of the U.S. Capitol Building, perimeter checks, security checkpoints, and escorts for arrivals of the President, Vice President, Head of States, and Diplomatic VIPs.• Vice President of Recruit Officer Class 177

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Served as a liaison between USCP law enforcement officers and U.S. and D.C. court officials• Assisted the U.S. Attorney’s Office and the Office of Attorney General in obtaining information and documents maintained by the USCP that are necessary for successful prosecution• Oversee the documentation of meetings with the courts, traffic adjudication, judicial matters to the D.C. court system • Monitor the coordination of attendance of USCP employees at court sessions and hearings• Provide assistance during high volume arrest situations to facilitate the smooth and expeditious processing of prisoners• Provide training instruction on court procedures to recruits while assigned to the USCP Training Academy• Proficient in MPDC Cobalt System for assistance in the arrest papering process as well as the JUSTIS system and eTIMS

Washington, District Of Columbia, United States

• Responsible for providing post-academy field and scenario-based training to newly sworn officers through the use of adult based learning techniques. • Evaluate the trainee’s progress by observing their performance with assignments, incidents and reports. Identify possible deficiencies of the trainee’s and collaborate with the Sergeant and Division Coordinator to develop a remediation plan to assist the trainee in successful completion of police training. • Research and evaluate the validity of course materials, develop adequate training books covering law enforcement procedures, and determine the most effective methods for organizing training materials that provide clear and detailed coverage of law enforcement subjects.

New York, United States

Oceanside, New York, United States

Queens, New York, United States

Master Of Arts - Ma, Criminal Justice

• Masters of Arts in Criminal Justice, GPA: 3.675 • Specializations in Investigative Techniques, Criminology & Deviance • Dean’s List Fall.

Bachelor Of Arts - Ba, Biology/Biological Sciences, General

• Bachelor of Arts in Biological Sciences & Certificate in Evolutionary Studies, GPA: 3.16 • Dean’s List Spring 2012, Fall 2012 • NCAA.