Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy
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"All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing." - Edmund Burke
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Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy Federal Law Enforcement Training Center 384 Marana Circle Glynco, Georgia 31524 |
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Vision | Mission | Goals | History
Adjunct Instructor Orientation & Handbook
Contacts
384B Marana Circle
Glynco, GA 31524
(912) 267-3201
Registration and Scheduling: Registrar@cigie.gov
Billing and Payments Billing@cigie.gov
Training Staff
Randall Kizer (DHS OIG)
Program Manager/Special Agent
Email: randall.kizer@cigie.gov
Michael Schexnayder (SSA OIG)
Program Manager/Special Agent
Email: michael.schexnayder@cigie.gov
Stephen Smith (HHS OIG)
Program Manager/Special Agent
Email: stephen.smith@cigie.gov
David Williams (DOI OIG)
Program Manager/Special Agent
Email: david.williams@cigie.gov
News & Updates
IGCIA Significant Accomplishments, FY14
Level 3 (results-oriented) Feedback Summary Report, IGCIA Training Programs, October 2014
The CIGIE Training Institute's first Investigative Learning Forum:
Recording Interviews in OIG Investigations, was hosted by the Environmental Protection Agency's OIG. This free event was delivered to more than 100 participants from 33 CIGIE-member Offices of Inspectors General by the Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy (IGCIA) in partnership with the AIGI Training Subcommittee on October 7, 2014, 9am - 3:30pm. Presentations and panel discussions included participants from multiple OIGs, as well as representatives from the Department of Justice. The following topics were addressed:
- Current issues in investigations and prosecutions
- Current and emerging policies and procedures
- Training considerations and resource requirements.
The IGCIA will host another Learning Forum on Trends in Use of Force Training designed for Firearms and Defensive Tactics Instructors from the OIG community, August 18, 2015, at the Health and Human Services Office of Inspector General, in Largo, MD.
Academy Award Winners
The IG Academy's William Barton Award is named for the Honorable William R. Barton, former Inspector General of the General Services Administration, who was instrumental in founding the Academy. Now an established tradition, the Award is given by the IG Academy to the student in the IG Investigator Training Program (IGITP) who best demonstrates the personal attributes that exemplify the ideals of the Inspector General community and the Academy, such as integrity, professionalism, and leadership. The recipient is chosen by the IG Academy staff and facilitators. The IG Academy also awards an Academic Honor Certificate to the student in IGITP who achieves the highest academic score.
Former GSA IG William R. Barton
The Academy Award Winners in 2016 are:
William Barton Award ~
SA Felix Arroyo, Social Security Administration OIG, IG-ITP-1601
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA David Keagy, Office of Personnel Management OIG, IG-ITP-1601
The Academy Award Winners in 2015 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Tawnya Patterson, Social Security Administration OIG, IG-ITP-1502
Academic Honor Certificate ~
Christopher Howell-Little, Federal Communications Commission, EIGI 1501
SA Todd Collins, Department of Transportation, OIG, IG-ITP-1502
The Academy Award Winners in 2014 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Lee Gibson, National Aeronautics and Space Administration OIG, IG-ITP 1401
SA Stephen Kim, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development OIG, IG-ITP 1402
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Todd Angle, National Aeronautics and Space Administration OIG, IG-ITP 1402
Alex Wibe, U.S. Navy OIG, EIGI 1402
Brian Nysenbaum, Department of Commerce OIG, EIGI 1403
Jennifer Seymour, Defense Criminal Investigative Service, EIGI 1404
The Academy Award Winners in 2013 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Jenna L. Shiver, U.S. Department of Agriculture OIG, IG-ITP-301
SA Daniel Nicholas, Central Intelligence Agency OIG, IG-ITP-302
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Christopher A. Ridgeway, U.S. Department of Agriculture OIG, IG-ITP-301
SA Jacob Basel, National Aeronautics Space Administration OIG, IG-ITP-302
Deputy AIGI Sharon R. Diskin, Federal Communications Commission, BNCITP-302
SA Maurice King, United States Citizenship and Immigration Services, BNCITP-303
The Academy Award Winners in 2012 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Alexandre Bailey, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency OIG, IG-ITP-201
SA Robert C. Wells, U.S. General Services Administration OIG, IG-ITP-202
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Shannon L. Hamm, National Aeronautics & Space Administration, OIG, IG-ITP-201
SA Robert C. Wells, U.S. General Services Administration OIG, IG-ITP-202
Simon H. Chan, National Aeronautics Space Administration OIG, BNCITP-202
Daniel H. Sigal, National Science Foundation OIG, BNCITP-203
The Academy Award Winners in 2011 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Doris Plaza, Department of Education OIG, IG-ITP-102
SA Ethan A. Pickett, Department of Transportation OIG, IG-ITP-101
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Mathew Broadhurst, Department of Labor OIG, IG-ITP-102
SA Jason Grussendorf, Department of Veterans Affairs OIG, IG-ITP-101
The Academy Award Winners in 2010 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Ryan T. Geach, Dept. of Energy OIG, IG-ITP-001
SA Charmeka Parker, U.S. Dept. of Agriculture OIG, IG-ITP-002
SA Bret D. Mastronardi, Office of Personnel Management OIG, IG-ITP-004
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Jason Grussendorf, Department of Veterans Affairs OIG, IT-ITP-101
SA Perri Borowiecki, Dept. of Interior OIG, IG-ITP-001
SA Kristopher Trisch, Special IG Troubled Asset Relief Program, IG-ITP-002
SA Kimberly Kudym, Amtrak OIG, IG-ITP-004
The Academy Award Winners in 2009 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA James C. Dowd, GSA OIG, IG_ITP-901
SA Mona L. Sterlacci, Dept. of Transportation OIG, IG_ITP-903
SA Gregory A. Weglowski, Health and Human Services OIG, IG-ITP 904
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Ellen D. Duffy, Education OIG, IG_ITP-901
SA Scott T. Bauer, Dept. of Interior OIG, IG_ITP-903
SA Andrea Todt, Education OIG, IG-ITP 904
DHS OIG SA Timothy Morris Receives Life Saving Award
At the FLETC/Glynco cafeteria during the lunch hour on 3/17/09, SA J. Laureano, Housing and Urban Development Office of Inspector General (OIG), San Juan, began to choke. According to several witnesses, he was unable to breathe for approximately 45 seconds, turned red and appeared to become nearly unconscious. SA Timothy Morris, Department of Homeland Security OIG, Chicago, observed SA Laureano in distress and applied the Heimlich maneuver, which caused the obstruction to dislodge. The actions of SA Morris were heroic and life saving. SA Laureano was checked out by the health unit and returned to class.
SAs Morris and Laureano, as well as several of the witnesses to the incident were enrolled in Inspector General Transitional Training Program 901. The Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy staff commended the swift and effective response of SA Morris with an unprecedented IG Academy Life Saving award at IG-TTP 901 graduation on 3/19/09.
The Academy Award Winners in 2008 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Eric Saracino, Nuclear Regulatory Commission OIG, IG_ITP-802
SA Teresa Price, Social Security Administration OIG, IG_ITP-801
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Haley Hawkins, NASA OIG, IG_ITP-802
SA John R. Hast, Dept. of Interior OIG, IG_ITP-801
The Academy Award Winners in 2007 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Dewey Powell, Health & Human Services (HHS) OIG, IGITP 702
SA Patrick Smith, Housing & Urban Development OIG, IGITP 703
SA Bruce Quintero, Dept. of Transportation OIG, IGITP 704
SA Steve J. Rinaldi , HHS OIG, IGITP 705
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Julie Wilson, U.S. Agency for International Development OIG, IGITP 702
SA Carrie Jackson, Dept. of Education OIG, IGITP 703
SA Rene Olivas, HHS OIG, IGITP 704
SA Lee Dahlgren , Dept. of Labor OIG, IGITP 705
The Academy Award Winners in 2006 were:
William Barton Award ~
SA Kevin Dowling, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency OIG, IGITP-602
Academic Honor Certificate ~
SA Kevin Dowling, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency OIG, IGITP-602
Opportunities
- Facilitator Program
IG Criminal Investigator Academy
- Instructor Detailee; 3 year term
Federal Law Enforcement Center
Closing Date: Open Until Filled
Other Helpful Links
- "The Inspector General Reform Act of 2008," P.L. 110-409
- Attorney General Guidelines for OIGs with Statutory Law Enforcement Authority
- Quality Standards for Investigations (CIGIE, 2011)
- CIGIE Criminal Investigator Job Task Analysis and Common Competencies
- Review of the IG Criminal Investigator Academy (September 2010, TVA OIG)
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Center
- Federal Law Enforcement Training Accreditation
- Association of Inspectors General
- FLETC Legal Division (videocasts/podcasts/resources)
- Procurement Fraud Toolkit (Dept. of Defense)
- Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force
- Whistleblower Protection, American Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009
- Recovery.gov
Vision
To improve integrity, accountability and excellence in Government.
Mission
We train those who protect our nation's taxpayers from fraud, waste and abuse.
Goals
- Develop and deliver quality, timely and cost-effective training that enables our partners to accomplish their missions.
- Provide on-site representation and liaison to the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center on behalf of the OIG community.
History of the IG Academy
The Inspector General Criminal Investigator Academy (IGCIA) was officially established at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynco, Georgia, in February 1994 per a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the FLETC and the President's Council on Integrity and Efficiency (PCIE). The MOU acknowledged "the significant benefits of efficiency and effectiveness which are derived from a consolidated approach to training." In November 2000, The IG Criminal Investigator Academy was established in Public Law 106-422 "for the purpose of performing investigator training services for offices of inspectors general created under the Inspector General Act of 1978."
The Inspector General Reform Act of 2008 combined the two existing IG councils, the PCIE and the Executive Council on Integrity and Efficiency, into one statutory Council of IGs on Integrity and Efficiency (CIGIE) to be chaired by an IG. The mission of the CIGIE is to address integrity, economy and effectiveness issues that transcend individual agencies, and to increase the professionalism and effectiveness of IG personnel by maintaining one or more training academies. The CIGIE has established a Training Institute to further the CIGIE mission. The IGCIA is one of three academies within the CIGIE Training Institute.