Police Department Policy

POST_ECO_Policies.pdf

Kern_County_Sheriff

Policy Text
EXPANDED COURSE OUTLINE REGULAR BASIC COURSE LEARNING DOMAIN 1 LEADERSHIP, PROFESSIONALISM & ETHICS Effective date of outline: July 1, 2018 I. LEARNING NEED Peace officers are expected to be leaders in the community, in their agencies, and among peers. To be effective, officers must understand the components of leadership, their responsibility to lead, and the impact of their leadership. LEARNING OBJECTIVES A. Discuss why leadership is important 1. To the officer 2. To the agency 3. To the community 4. To the profession B. Define leadership 1. Practice of influencing people 2. Using ethical values and goals 3. Produce an intended change C. Discuss universal components of leadership 1. Authority and power 2. Compliance v. commitment 3. Circle of Influence 4. Life balance 5. Formal and informal D. Discuss the officer as a leader 1. Peer leadership 2. Modeling 3. Taking charge 4. Intervening 5.

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