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FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni AssociationGraduates of the FBI Citizens Academy have continued their relationship with the FBI by creating the FBI National Citizens Academy Alumni Association (FBINCAAA). The association, which is separate from the FBI, serves as a liaison between FBI Headquarters and the local alumni chapters of our Citizens Academies. |
FBI New Orleans, in partnership with the Tulane University Police Department, will be offering a youth program called Future Law Enforcement Youth Academy (FLEYA). The program will run June 9-14, 2024.
The program is an overnight camp at Tulane University. FLEYA will give 30 Louisiana high school students between the ages of 15 and 17 an inside look at today’s FBI, while simultaneously exposing them to various local, state and federal law enforcement agencies and practices. Tulane’s campus provides an environment rich with the significance of education and the encouragement for students to pursue higher education.
Classroom training will be provided on various subjects including: cyber technology, investigative forensics, domestic and international terrorism, civil rights (hate crimes) and more. Information on the FBI Honors Internship Program will also be provided. Law enforcement professionals from the FBI, U.S. Attorney’s Office, and local police departments will provide instruction for this unique youth program.
To Apply
Complete the FLEYA application and accompanying essay by January 31, 2024. Submit all applications in PDF form to LouisianaFLEYA@fbi.gov.
2024 New Orleans FLEYA application
Please direct questions about the FLEYA program to LouisianaFLEYA@fbi.gov.
FLEYA Eligibility Criteria
WHY JOIN THE FBINOCAAA?
You will assist in promoting a safer community through community service projects and educating business, media, medical, minority, religious, senior citizens, and other community leaders about law enforcement, with particular emphasis on the mission and resources of the FBI. |