Meeting/Event Information

Join Connecticut ASIS for the last meeting of 2020!

December 10th at 1:00pm

During this meeting, Mark Gaudette will be installing the 2021 CONASIS Board, awarding Member of the Quarter, and our speaker will be guiding our members through an analysis of patterns leading to workplace violence. Understanding and identifying these patterns early is a crucial step in incident prevention. By evaluating these signs through the eyes of a behavioral psychologist, our attendees will be able to better identify and quantify these indicators.

About our speaker:

Dr. Stephanie Stein Leite

     Dr. Stephanie Leite is the principal at Forensic Intelligence, LLC. She conducts corporate, municipal, and school-based safety assessments, specializing in complex presentations. She received her Psy.D. from the University of Hartford, having previously achieved a Masters from Boston University and a B.A. from Carleton College. She is a licensed psychologist in the state of Connecticut, a member of the American Psychological Association, the Association of Family and Conciliation Courts and the Association of Threat Assessment Professionals, where she serves as the president of the New England Chapter. Currently, she practices in the state of Connecticut as a forensic psychologist and in the arena of threat assessment and management, and has evaluated hundreds of people in risk, competency, custody, criminal and threat assessment cases.

     As an educator, Dr. Leite has been an adjunct professor at the University of Hartford’s doctoral program in psychology since 2015. She has taught ethics at the American International College as well as seminars for lawyers and Guardian Ad Leitems (GALs) through CT’s GAL Academy. She has led seminars at the Connecticut Psychological Association’s annual conference (2012, 2014, 2017) and the FBI’s TarGet and InfraGard programs (2014, 2015). She has spoken numerous times to the Connecticut Psychological Association’s Forensic Division as part of the State of the Science training series and to the New England and D.C. chapters of ATAP as well as at the Joint Threat Assessment Training in 2018.