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THE COMMAND POST Institute for Law Enforcement Administration Alumni Association OCTOBER 2015 THE COMMAND POST Institute for Law Enforcement Administration Alumni Association OCTOBER 2015 MARK YOUR CALENDAR! CONTEMPORARY ISSUES AND ETHICS CONFERENCE Welcome from the President APRIL 13-15, 2016 The following will briefly catch you up on the recent and future efforts of the ILEA Alumni Association board, as well as some of the changes at the Institute. 2015/16 ALUMNI BOARD For those not aware, on April 30, 2015, Dr. T. Neil Moore retired as Director of the Institute PRESIDENT for Law Enforcement Administration and as Vice President of the Center for American and Deputy Chief Scott Brewer McKinney Police Department, TX International Law. Neil joined the Institute on April 14, 2011 and with his wealth of [email protected] experience in police administration, academia, and public sector management he was st successful in furthering the Institute’s mission; as well as, fostering a network of law 1 VICE PRESIDENT Assistant Chief Coby Pewitt enforcement professionals across the globe. He will definitely be missed. Since Neil’s Richardson Police Department, TX retirement, Gregory Smith has been appointed as the Director of the Institute and also [email protected] serves as Vice President for the Center for American and International Law. Gregory has a 2nd VICE PRESIDENT long tenure with the Institute and has always played an intricate role in the curriculum Deputy Chief Jim Cook offered, as well as, the leadership that directs and manages its operations. In addition, Coppell Police Department, TX Tracy Harris now serves as the Manager of Operations, a role and title that suits the level of [email protected] professionalism and participation she provides to our programs. We are looking forward to 3rd VICE PRESIDENT working with Gregory and his staff for many years to come. Sergeant Brian S. Alford Farmersville Police Department, TX [email protected] I want to thank Assistant Chief Joe Ellenburg of the McKinney Police Department for his efforts and leadership as the prior President of the ILEA Alumni Association Board. As a SECRETARY/TREASURER result of his efforts, our association will see a substantial increase in membership and Lieutenant Jeffrey Garner North Richland Hills Police revenues, both of which will increase our opportunities to provide information and training Department, TX to our members. [email protected] Continued on page 4 ILEA STAFF LIAISONS Gregory Smith [email protected] Tracy Harris [email protected] Happenings at ILEA! By Gregory Smith, M.A., Director As the newly appointed Director of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration (ILEA) I would like to take this opportunity to say, “thank you!” that is thank you to all our clients and friends who have allowed me to serve you for over 17 years as a member of the ILEA staff. Exciting times are upon us. ILEA has reorganized in order to meet challenges that we are facing head on. We are now a national audiences even with our reduced much leaner organization, but we have a full time staff. As we still have several very experienced staff that will continue to programs running in the State of Indiana, champion the ILEA mission without missing and have proposals for programing a beat. throughout all four corners of Texas, the State of Michigan and Canada. Changes; first, we have hired Dr. Richard N. Holden to lead the efforts of our famed ILEA has also revitalized several programs Center for Law Enforcement Ethics. Rick’s this past summer and developed new resume includes being a retired professor programs; look for new additions and from Central Missouri State and a current content to our School of Police Supervision, ILEA PARTICIPATES IN professor at the University of North Texas at Ethic Train-the-Trainer course, the Teaching Dallas; he is also the past Director of Diversity and the School of Executive “HONORING HEROES Education/Interim Director of the Caruth Leadership. We have also developed new CELEBRATION” Police Institute. In his role with the Institute courses such as “Every Employee a Leader” he will oversee the Ethics Center and we are developing programs focused on On Sunday, September 20, 2015, ILEA educational programs and publications. Procedural Justice and Police Legitimacy. Director Gregory Smith was invited to speak at the IMPACT Church in Secondly, long term Executive Assistant, Ms. The ILEA boards, both Advisory Board and Carrollton on the importance of law Tracy Harris’s role at ILEA has been the Alumni Association are today more enforcement ethics education and redefined. She has been promoted to active than ever before. We are tapping police community building efforts. This Manager of Operations. Tracy brings over into the expertise of the professionals who presentation was part of their “Honoring Heroes Celebration.” Pastor 25 years of institutional knowledge to this are ILEA supporters, and have always Kwesi Kamau and Elder Maurice position and will coordinate all program championed our leadership and educational management, program contracts, and Winters invited several metroplex fire philosophy. fighters, paramedics and police officers logistical and administrative activities. to their church just so the congregation These two positional moves, along with the We are seeking volunteers and we are could say “thank you for your service!” retention and expertise of 10 year team developing new committees to help us with The time was appreciated by all! member, Ms. Karen Zaccardo, educational reviews and development, as Administrative Assistant/Program well professional service. We will soon send Coordinator, the ILEA team is strong as out more detailed correspondence on these ever. programs to recruit more participants. Because of our reduced staff, ILEA has I am very EXCITED about the future of ILEA! instituted a Proctor program. Particular law We are nimble, flexible and motivated to enforcement professionals have been continue doing what we have done since selected and will attend training to help us 1957…provide the best possible service for manage our educational programs. This our law enforcement community. program allows us to continue to reach 52nd SCHOOL OF EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP The 52nd School of Executive Leadership graduated 14 officers on April 24, 2015. Included in the class were officers from New Mexico, Virginia and Texas. Congratulations to the following outstanding officers: Shawn Allen, Addison PD, TX Brett Beene, Duncanville PD, TX Daniel Colasanto, Garland PD, TX Raymond Cooper, UT Medical Branch PD, Galveston, TX Ethics Center Update Carey Dunn, Hickory Creek PD, TX Joseph Florance, Rockwall PD, TX Samuel Hall, Irving PD, TX The best estimate for police-citizen Justice at the University of North Texas at William E. Ivie, Tarrant County College encounters in the United States is Dallas, on a part time basis to help revitalize District PD, Fort Worth, TX somewhere between one and three million the Ethics Center programs. Part of Stephen Knick, Charlottesville PD, VA contacts a day, every day. The vast majority revitalization will be the expansion of the Chris Manthei, Plano PD, TX of these, well over ninety-nine percent end Center’s newsletter, the Ethics Roll Call, Mark McRee, Sherman PD, TX quietly or at least in citizen compliance with expansion of Ethic center programs, police instructions. It is the small number of updated source material on the webpage, Steve Moore, Richardson PD, TX exceptions that hit the six o’clock news and and eventually a restructured and expanded Roman J. Romero, Clovis PD, NM portray the police as out of control. In the journal. Ben St. Clair, Garland PD, TX public’s mind there are too many bad decisions made by law enforcement ending Most importantly, the Center needs your in tragedy. support. As alumni of ILEA’s programs you are uniquely qualified to help lead the ENROLLING NOW FOR 2016 RD The sad fact is that despite great advances discussion on ethical leadership in times of 53 SCHOOL OF EXECUTIVE in education and training, along with the community unrest. Together we can identify LEADERSHIP application of technology never before the issues creating fracture lines between This intensive eight-week program is available, law enforcement is suffering from law enforcement and the public, and find designed to prepare senior-level law a crisis of legitimacy. The reasons for this sound practical solutions to everyone’s enforcement managers and are numerous and not fully understood. benefit. We look forward to hearing your administrators for leadership in the What is becoming apparent, however, is the ideas and working with you. Together we complex world of public executives. pressing need for open and honest dialogue can make a difference. This school will be offered in four two- about the relationship between the police role in a free society and the concurrent The Journal of Law Enforcement week sessions each month beginning in March 2016. Module dates are: policies and procedures that are part of that Leadership and Ethics role. This peer reviewed journal has just Module 1 These are complex issues and no one has all published its second edition. Articles March 7-18, 2016 of the answers, but it is in the search for include: Module 2 answers that we learn and grow. To that April 4015, 2016 end, the Ethics Center within the Institute Posttraumatic Stress Disorder and Alcohol Module 3 for Law Enforcement Administration (ILEA) Drinking Behavior in Police Officers May 9-20, 2016 is expanding its efforts to aid law Module 4 enforcement in addressing the problems Building Highly Ethical Municipal Law June 6-17, 2016 now facing the law enforcement Enforcement Organizations community. Ethics and legitimacy go hand in Check www.theilea.org for additional Emotional Intelligence: The Value of the glove and the Center desires to be a large details. part of the search for answers. Construct for Executives and Senior-Level Correctional Leadership To accomplish this goal the Institute is taking a variety of steps.
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