IALEIA MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS
All IALEIA members receive publications, reduced registration fees for conferences and training, networking, scholarship opportunities, and the opportunity to participate in local chapters. IALEIA holds at least one annual International conference. Additional seminars and training are held at the local and regional levels.
IntelScope, the IALEIA newsletter, is published periodically and features news from IALEIA’s chapters, committees and members. There are also articles of interest to analysts and listings of available training.
The IALEIA Journal is an annual professional journal with criminal intelligence analysis and relevant articles. Submissions are welcomed from practitioners and academics.
Formerly overseen by the Society of Certified Criminal Analysts (SCCA), IALEIA membership is required to qualify for and maintain IALEIA Analyst Certification.
IALEIA holds Board Meetings twice a year, one in the Spring at its Annual Training Conference, and the second in the Fall at various locations. Members are welcome to attend; for logistical reasons, we ask that interested members contact the board prior to a meeting.
IALEIA MEMBERSHIP FORM
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MEMBERSHIP CATEGORIES
INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIPS
- REGULAR ($50)
- ASSOCIATE ($50)
- STUDENT ($25)
- HONORARY (as designated by the IALEIA Board)
ORGANIZATION MEMBERSHIPS
- ACADEMIC ($150)
- CORPORATE ($1000)
- SUPPORTING AGENCY (as designated by the IALEIA Board)
Eligibility
Regular Member shall be a person actively or formerly employed in law enforcement in a criminal analysis or sworn officer capacity; or in the armed forces in an intelligence or criminal investigations capacity; or in an intelligence agency in an analyst or officer capacity; or in the private sector in an analyst capacity.
In order for an applicant to qualify for the Developing Country membership discount, their country must be listed on the World Bank List of Economies as Low income and Lower middle income countries. This list can be found at: World Bank List of Economies.
Associate Member shall be any person not eligible for Regular membership but qualified by other professional attainments related to law enforcement including related academic achievements.
Student Member shall be a student enrolled full-time in an intelligence, analysis or criminal justice program at an accredited college or university. Students must submit proof of enrollment with their membership application. Individuals who meet the qualifications for regular or associate membership cannot apply for student membership. A person who is employed more than half-time and attending school will not usually qualify as a Student Member.
Honorary Member shall be a person who has demonstrated an outstanding record of public or private services to the field of analysis, who is so certified by a sponsoring regular member, and who meets the qualification requirements.
Current Honorary Members: (Lifetime)
- Emma Fern, Florida Dept. of Public Safety, retired
- Charles Frost, Drug Enforcement Administration
- Jack Kinney, Anacapa Sciences, (deceased)
- Jack Morris, California Dept of Justice, retired
Academic Membership shall be an institution of higher, formal education that provides analysis or criminal justice programs. Faculty must submit supporting documentation including a list of the criminal justice/intelligence program faculty, a list of the courses offered, and a review of research projects and periodicals available through the program. Academic membership will be for the institution itself; however, there will be a contact person for the program.
Corporate Membership shall be a corporation or other business entity which is analysis-related, and has demonstrated and continues to demonstrate support for IALEIA concerns, and which meets the qualification requirements.
Application Requirements
Application for membership shall be made in writing on the form (or fax) provided for that purpose.
Applications or nominees for membership in any category must be sponsored by a Regular Member. If a Regular Member is unavailable, please complete your application and submit with a request for the Membership Director to sponsor you as an IALEIA Member.
Membership dues must accompany a prospective member's application. No fees or dues shall be required in the case of Honorary Member or Supporting Agency.
Dues
Membership dues shall be payable annually in advance.
Any member suspended for nonpayment of dues shall be automatically reinstated as a member upon payment of the amount due for the current year.
All Association officers, members of the Board of Directors, members of the Executive Committee, and chairs of IALEIA committees and subcommittees, shall maintain current membership in the organization.
Suspension, Expulsion and Reinstatement
A member may be suspended for good cause, which includes, but is not limited to, misfeasance in office, criminal conduct, or serious non-professional conduct.
The Board of Directors is responsible for effecting an interim suspension of a member pending a fair and impartial hearing.
For further details, please refer to IALEIA's Bylaws, Article III - Membership, Sections 5 & 6.
Need More Information?
Contact Shelagh Dorn, [Membership Director]membership@ialeia.org.