FACULTY

Charles (Chuck) E. Slupski

Deputy Director and Instructor. A graduate of the US Army Polygraph School and former instructor at the Department of Defense Polygraph Institute, Mr. Slupski has been a polygraph examiner since 1983 and retired from the US Army Criminal Investigations Command in 1996. He conducted polygraph examinations for the Arizona Department of Corrections before taking an instructor position and subsequently becoming the Director of Argenbright International Institute of Polygraph. With the closing of the Argenbright School, Mr. Slupski established the American International Institute of Polygraph. His academic accomplishments include Master of Science degrees in Criminal Justice and Management and a Bachelor of Science degree in Law Enforcement. He is a member of the American Polygraph Association, the American Association of Police Polygraphists, the Georgia Polygraph Association, the South African Professional Polygraph Association, and the American Society for Testing and Materials (International), ASTM International committee E-52 on Forensic Psychophysiology. Mr. Slupski is a licensed polygraph examiner in Kentucky and South Carolina.

Joshua Alford

Instructor. Special Agent in Charge of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation Polygraph Unit. Mr. Alford is a 2016 graduate of the American International Institute of Polygraph with over 21 years of law enforcement experience. He provides daily support, quality control, and peer review services for every polygraph exam administered by the GBI. Mr. Alford is also certified in Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT). Other experience by Mr. Alford includes supervising a regional field office that was responsible for responding to requests for assistance from state and local agencies with investigating homicides, robberies, crimes against children, and use of force investigations. He has been a certified Peace Officer Standards and Training Council (POST) instructor since 2012. Academic qualifications include a Bachelor of Science degree in Justice Studies from Georgia Southern University and a Master’s in Public Safety Administration from Columbus State University.

Camille Chacon

Instructor. Ms. Chacon started her career in Law Enforcement in 2005 with The City of Las Vegas Police Department in New Mexico. She moved to the State of Georgia in 2008 where she continued her law enforcement career with the Clayton County Police Department. Ms. Chacon’s duties while in law enforcement consisted of General Patrol, Applicant Background Investigation, Internal Affairs Investigation, Airport Drug Interdiction, Field Training Officer, Crisis Intervention Team, and certified General Instruction. Ms. Chacon attended the American International Institute of Polygraph in 2011 where she was trained in administering Pre-Employment, and Criminal/Specific Issue polygraphs. She has received specialized training in Post-Conviction Sex Offender Testing. Ms. Chacon is a graduate of New Mexico Highland University with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Human Performance & Sports.

Ann E. Hall

Instructor for Physiology. Ms. Hall is a certified Emergency Medical Technician and Fire Fighter, specializing in training about physiological aspects of the human body during more than 10 years as a professional strength, conditioning, and health coach with the University of South Carolina, private practice, and in government service with the Clayton County Fire Department. Her academic accomplishments include a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communications; certifications in advanced teaching, fire-fighting, first aid, emergency medical technician, NPQ fire instructor, CPR instructor, and BLS instructor; and a graduate certification in gerontology.

Tracy L. Alvord, MS, LPC

Instructor for Psychology of Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing. Ms. Alvord has specialized in the assessment and treatment, of those who commit sexual crimes, for over 30 years. Her program also includes addiction treatment, including sexual compulsivity, pornography, and substance abuse. For 20 years she taught Polygraph Psychology for the American International Institute of Polygraph and continues to teach Post Conviction Sex Offender Testing (PCSOT). She has presented for various polygraph associations and law enforcement agencies. Ms. Alvord has been the Executive Director of the Sexual Offender Risk Review (SORRB) for the past 13 years. She has contributed to various bills presented to the Georgia House and Senate.

The American International Institute of Polygraph reserves the right to use the services of additional instructors and/or instructional assistants so their varying expertise can add to the educational process. All staff will meet or exceed qualifications as established by the American Polygraph Association.