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- Jul14, 2025Mon
2025 Organizational Leadership, Courage and Character - Horizon City 7/14/25
Available Seats: 26 of 30
Cost: $370.00
Credit Hours: 16
Dates:
July 14, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
July 15, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pmLocation:Horizon City Police Department (30) map
Socorro Police Department
240 N. Moon Rd, Bldg C
Socorro, TX 79927Rationale: It is necessary that police officers and supervisors remind themselves of the nobility of policing and the high ethical standards required to do the job well in the modern world. Individuals must be willing to craft the culture and climate of their organizations to value the high ideals of nobility, honesty, integrity, dignity, and respect as a backdrop for all operations. This course is written to combine these two principles and energize police officers and supervisors in their efforts to model courage and character. Overview: This is a 16-hour course which is presented over two days. The course will provide instruction that is both philosophical and practical, with discussions, question-and-answer sessions, readings, video instruction, and case studies as presentation methods. Detailed lesson information is included in the presentation outline. The course is designed for all officers, with particular focus on supervisors and senior officers who may become supervisors. Course Goals: At the conclusion of this course, the participant will:
- Describe the historical roots of policing and the noble characteristics associated with that history.
- Articulate the principles of acting with dignity and respect as defined by various authors.
- State the characteristics of leadership illustrated in a provided case study.
- Define processes and individual values that combat and minimize cynicism in police work.
- Identify leadership practices that focus on handling change and leaving a positive legacy.
- Sep22, 2025Mon
2025 Organizational Leadership, Courage and Character - Waxahachie 9/22/25
Available Seats: 20 of 30
Cost: $370.00
Credit Hours: 16
Dates:
September 22, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pm
September 23, 2025 8:00 am - 5:00 pmLocation:Waxahachie Police Department (32-34) map
Training Room (off the front lobby of PD)
630 Farley St
Waxahachie , TX 75165Rationale: It is necessary that police officers and supervisors remind themselves of the nobility of policing and the high ethical standards required to do the job well in the modern world. Individuals must be willing to craft the culture and climate of their organizations to value the high ideals of nobility, honesty, integrity, dignity, and respect as a backdrop for all operations. This course is written to combine these two principles and energize police officers and supervisors in their efforts to model courage and character. Overview: This is a 16-hour course which is presented over two days. The course will provide instruction that is both philosophical and practical, with discussions, question-and-answer sessions, readings, video instruction, and case studies as presentation methods. Detailed lesson information is included in the presentation outline. The course is designed for all officers, with particular focus on supervisors and senior officers who may become supervisors. Course Goals: At the conclusion of this course, the participant will:
- Describe the historical roots of policing and the noble characteristics associated with that history.
- Articulate the principles of acting with dignity and respect as defined by various authors.
- State the characteristics of leadership illustrated in a provided case study.
- Define processes and individual values that combat and minimize cynicism in police work.
- Identify leadership practices that focus on handling change and leaving a positive legacy.