Topics range from formal university programs to police academies to field training within police departments. Also included is the use of television in training. A graduate education program in forensic science at Virginia Commonwealth University is described. Alternative means toward achieving a university degree are also outlined. One article discusses the development of a new training program at the Colorado Law Enforcement Training Academy; this program offers detectives standardized, basic, intermediate, and advanced generalized training. Training programs for dealing with terrorism are described, as well as the development of a comprehensive selection and training program for the police department in Montclair, N.J. Other articles note a strong demand for cost-effective training in the management of high-risk incidents; functional specifications of a computer-based multimedia training system for criminal justice and other government needs in Alberta, Canada; and the development of Project ACTION (Area Communications Television Information Operation Network), a low-power microwave live television communication system for police in the Tidewater area of Virginia.