Effective Police Supervision

When

Week 1: October 19-22, 2015
Week 2: November 16-19, 2015

Week 3: December 14-17, 2015

Where

Orland Park Police Department
15100 South Ravinia Avenue
Orland Park, IL 60462

Registration Information

Tuition Free!

Registration Required

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Application Deadline:

September 18, 2015

Waiting List

Registration is limited. If the class is full, contact the Registrar at the email below to be placed on a waiting list.

Who Should Attend

First Line Supervisor
In line for promotion (Within 9 months)
Officer-in-charge

Contact

Emilie Payne (Registrar)
ILETSB Executive Institute
(309) 298-2646
registrar@iletsbei.com

Career Path Development for Supervisors

The first-line supervisor has never been more important in the field of law enforcement. Organizations have increased internal and external success by developing a management continuum that includes first-line supervisors.

This course focuses on the first-line supervisors' function, effectiveness, proficiency and influence on creating an effective criminal justice agency. A hybrid learning experience, participants will meet for three weeks of traditional classroom instruction with individual and group participation, online learning modules and written assignments including case studies, the SARA model, personal leadership philosophy and comprehensive supervision plans. Persons successfully completing the course will receive 200 hours of training credit.

Course Topics

Supervision - Filling the Toolbox
Motivation & Leadership
Coaching, Counseling and Mentoring
Supervising Difficult Employees
Performance Appraisal
Interpersonal Communication
Team Building
Organizational Stress
Community & Problem-Oriented Policing
Violence Against Women Crimes
Media Relations
Social Media for Supervisors
Discipline and Labor Relations
Investigating Use of Force
Homeland Security and Incident Command
Police Training
and More

Tuition

Tuition for Illinois local law enforcement is provided by the ILETSB Executive Institute. A non-refundable administrative fee ($150) is due for persons accepted into the class by October 1, 2015. Applicants will be invoiced.

All other expenses including lodging, transportation, meals and additional expenses are the responsibility of the participant and/or the nominating department.

Academic Credit

This courses qualifies for undergraduate and graduate academic credit from the School of Law Enforcement and Justice Administration at Western Illinois University.

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