Women in Law Enforcement Leadership Training Program
Dates 08/03/2015 to 08/07/2015
Tuition $1341
Location Glynco GA
Prerequisites
Description The Women in Law Enforcement Leadership Training Program (WLELTP) is designed for women in law enforcement with a desire to further develop their leadership skills. It is a career development tool that provides a unique opportunity to view leadership principles from the female law enforcement professional’s perspective. The courses in this program are tailored to concentrate on issues and challenges common to female leaders in law enforcement specifically: Gender Differences, Work Life Balance, and others. The program will facilitate open, candid discussions and exercises to identify and develop approaches to deal with common issues and challenges. The competency areas include leadership skills through understanding and adapting to human behaviors, communication skills, team building, situational decision-making skills, and emotional intelligence. Taking into consideration life and work experience, participants will explore these topics and develop skills by means of an adult learning model that employs lecture, practical exercises, case studies and self-directed learning. During the program, distinguished law enforcement executives will lead a panel discussion on participant-selected law enforcement leadership topics. This program addresses competencies needed to be effective as a leader in the law enforcement community.
THIS BOTHERS ME A LOT. IT IMPLIES AN UPCOMING SEGREGATION IN LAW ENFORCEMENT LIKE THERE IS
MUSLIM AND HAREDI COMMUNITIES. THERE IS GENDER DISCRIMINATION TO BE SURE BUT SEPARATE WE TRAINING PROGRAMS? I WAS OFTEN THE ONLY WOMAN IN MANY OF MY CLASSES AND REGARDED AS A PARIAH BUT I WAS THERE TO LEARN NOT FIND A HUSBAND AND FROM WHAT I SAW MOST OF THOSE GUYS WERE SERIAL POLYGAMISTS, STRIP CLUB HABITUES AND SO IT ALL WORKED OUT.
Dates 08/03/2015 to 08/07/2015
Tuition $1341
Location Glynco GA
Prerequisites
Description The Women in Law Enforcement Leadership Training Program (WLELTP) is designed for women in law enforcement with a desire to further develop their leadership skills. It is a career development tool that provides a unique opportunity to view leadership principles from the female law enforcement professional’s perspective. The courses in this program are tailored to concentrate on issues and challenges common to female leaders in law enforcement specifically: Gender Differences, Work Life Balance, and others. The program will facilitate open, candid discussions and exercises to identify and develop approaches to deal with common issues and challenges. The competency areas include leadership skills through understanding and adapting to human behaviors, communication skills, team building, situational decision-making skills, and emotional intelligence. Taking into consideration life and work experience, participants will explore these topics and develop skills by means of an adult learning model that employs lecture, practical exercises, case studies and self-directed learning. During the program, distinguished law enforcement executives will lead a panel discussion on participant-selected law enforcement leadership topics. This program addresses competencies needed to be effective as a leader in the law enforcement community.
THIS BOTHERS ME A LOT. IT IMPLIES AN UPCOMING SEGREGATION IN LAW ENFORCEMENT LIKE THERE IS
MUSLIM AND HAREDI COMMUNITIES. THERE IS GENDER DISCRIMINATION TO BE SURE BUT SEPARATE WE TRAINING PROGRAMS? I WAS OFTEN THE ONLY WOMAN IN MANY OF MY CLASSES AND REGARDED AS A PARIAH BUT I WAS THERE TO LEARN NOT FIND A HUSBAND AND FROM WHAT I SAW MOST OF THOSE GUYS WERE SERIAL POLYGAMISTS, STRIP CLUB HABITUES AND SO IT ALL WORKED OUT.