As a law enforcement instructor at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Centers (FLETC), Erin Langill has distinguished herself by creating and delivering targeted violence prevention content to multidisciplinary audiences.  

Since her youth, Instructor Langill has possessed a protector’s mindset and felt inspired by the bravery of first responders. Her values of integrity, fairness, justice, and service have guided her through countless challenges in her career from her early days as a police officer to her time as an intelligence analyst and now as a criminal investigator/special agent and law enforcement instructor.  

Instructor Langill has been a key member of FLETC’s Terrorism Prevention Branch team since its inception, helping to design and deliver terrorism prevention training to federal, state, local, tribal and territorial police. Named FLETC’s Instructor of the Quarter for the Technical Training Operations Directorate, Instructor Langill has been instrumental in the creation and execution of FLETC’s Threat Assessment and Threat Management (TATM) curriculum. Never satisfied with the status quo, she transformed the TATM into a robust and highly sought-after presentation that has been delivered to more than 6,000 people since its pilot delivery in January 2022. Instructor Langill even enabled the TATM to expand its audience beyond police to include school administrators, non-sworn school resource officers, mental health professionals, and house of worship staff.  

Motivated to be a role model for young girls, Instructor Langill also serves as a First-Class Petty Officer in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve and as a newly certified child forensic interviewer.  

“Seventeen years after I first took the oath to serve, I know this is a lifelong commitment for me, and I’m so proud to continue that service.”