Active shooter training evolved from attempts by law enforcement, as well as ordinary individuals, to mitigating the impact of an active shooter incident. What does it entail? What should you do, or not do, during such an incident? What goes into anticipating how an active shooter behaves? Please join us in welcoming Chief Brian Seastone of the University of Arizona Police Department, who will discuss this kind of training and the subject of active shooters.
We’ll have a delicious lunch, and a fun book drawing.
In our afternoon session, author Alice Hatcher will present “Keeping it Fresh, Keeping it Real: Surviving the Long Haul of Revisions.” This presentation will focus on practical ways to maintain morale and define manageable tasks during the arduous process of revising a novel. An author of literary fiction, Hatcher will discuss strategies applicable to authors regardless of genre. The talk will conclude with a Q&A and open discussion.
RSVP by 9:30 am, Wednesday, October 10th to save your place. $30 non-members includes lunch. $25 RSVP’d AMW (not Meetup) members. Pay at the door. RSVP by clicking the button on http://www.meetup.com/Arizona-Mystery-Writers-of-Tucson/ or email amwmembershipchair@gmail.com. See you there!
Announcement: The new year is swiftly approaching. Starting in October, we’ll be accepting 2019 membership dues from current members. We’re a bargain at $25 for the year. Pay early so you don’t have to remember in January!
Reminder: Our prices are $25 for RSVP’d AMW members, $30 non-members.
