Chapter News

January Meeting Date:  January 4, 2005 Time:  Social Hour, 5 PM,            Dinner, 6 pm Place:  Sons of Italy, Norwalk               Click here for a map and directions Speaker:  Fred DuPuis of the Connectucut Lottery.   Topic:  Fred will be giving us a presentation on thee Amber Alert System and will discuss prevention of workplace violence.  Chapter News click on the headline for more info Certification Review Courses to be held in Boston in February NYC ASIS Chapter will hold CPP Review For more info InfraGard Quarterly Meeting will be February 2, 2005 in Hartford.  Sponsored by Citigroup.  Open to all ASIS Members! For more info DHS TOPOFF 3 Exercise Sheduled for April 2005.  Private Sector Participation Encouraged. For more info New York State Publishes Household Emergency Preparedness Brochure. Download a copy here Read the Leadership Update Newsletter from National Download a copy here Meeting Schedule Meeting Minutes Treasurer's Report To sign up for the chapter email update,  click here.   Career Development The Chapter has the complete libraries needed to prepare for the: Certifications Click here to view the library listing Click here for information on ASIS Certifications	2005 Chapter Officers Elected Each December the Chapter membership elects a board of officers to serve for the coming year.  The following people will serve as officers for the 2005 calendar year Chairman:  Steve Korf Vice Chairman:  Frank Teti Vice Chairman:  Gregory Kalafus Treasurer:  Ryan LaFleur Secretary:  John Perrotta If you need to contact any of the officers or committee heads, go to our Chapter Officers page. _____________________________________ 2004 Scholarship Award John Gilligan (l) and Steve Korf (r) flank our scholarship winner. The 2004 scholarship was awarded to Michael Ladd at the December Meeting.  Mike is a Master of Sciences degree candidate at the University of New Haven, maintaining  an exceptional 3.99 grade point average.  His MS degree in National Security will be granted by UNH's School of Public Safety and Professional Studies with an emphasis on Information Protection.   Mike was tremendously appreciative of the $3000 award and told the meeting attendees of his realistic career goals.   He told the meeting that until he applied for the scholarship he ahdn't been aware of ASIS International and in looking into the organization knows he has found a very useful resource.  He said that he'll make every effort to tell his peers about it and to inculde information about the organization in presentations he makes on undergrad groups.  Read his essay on Social Engineering here .   The website is funded by our Chapter Supporters.  To find out about the Chapter Supporters whose services can help your business, click here.