Learn how to identify a potential threat and get started making a plan to protect yourself and others with this informative USCCA class. Knowledge, situational awareness and pre-planning for potentially dangerous situations are some of the keys to increasing your chances of a successful outcome.

This class is designed to help you identify potential warning signs that are often overlooked by family, friends, co-workers and teachers of a potential threat. The information covered in this class is applicable to schools, businesses, public gatherings and/or private events. Learn how you can make a difference by responding appropriately to a potential threat and help mitigate injuries and/or loss of life.

Member and Guest Dress Code. USCCA How to Identify a Public Threat
When entering the Members Lodge Clubhouse, inclusive of the Double Barrel Kitchen Restaurant inside and outside dining, and the Preserve Academy classroom, we kindly ask that you abide by our Resort Casual Dress Code, permitting collared shirts, dress shorts, cotton and linen slacks, dressy blouses, pullover tops, dresses and maxi dresses, dress jeans, and close toed shoes.

Nonconforming clothing includes but is not limited to; bathing suits, beach coverups, camisoles, hoodies, non-dressy Jeans, carpenter pants, T-shirts, sweat suits, cutoffs, torn shorts, yoga pants, sneakers, and flip-flops.