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INDIANA ASSOCIATION OF CHIEFS OF POLICE FOUNDATION (IACPF)
PRESENTS
Basic Police
Leadership (BPL)
Police Leadership
Academy (PLA)
Police Executive
Leadership Symposium
(PELS)
10293 N. Meridian Street | Suite 175 | Indianapolis, IN | 46290 | P 317.816.1619 | F 317.816.1633 | [email protected]
FEATURING THREE PROGRAM LEVELS
In 2014 the IACPF introduced a new curriculum for PELA. This curriculum features three levels based on
the leadership scope and needs for law enforcement agencies both small and large. These levels include Basic Police
Leadership (BPL), Police Leadership Academy (PLA) and Police Executive Leadership Symposium (PELS).
Your agency has the ability to choose which leadership levels fit your needs. Participants will be required to take a
certification exam at the conclusion of each program.
Three PELA Program Levels
Cost / Hours
Topics Covered
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Basic Police Leadership (BPL)
This course will provide the skills necessary to effectively begin
mands of the new direct leader in any law enforcement agency.
Police Leadership Academy (PLA)
This course is designed to meet the needs of professional law
enforcement employees serving in supervisory through midlevel management ranks. Leadership topics are approached
from an advanced supervisory to organizational level with
critical human dimension components included. Graduates of
the three modules will be armed with a skill set that promotes a
more detailed understanding of team building, communication
styles, servant leadership, the importance of legitimacy and
procedural justice and followership in the dynamic and ever
changing world of policing.
One Course
$650 /
35 Hours
(1 Week)
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To be covered in three modules:
• Professional Writing
• Leadership 101
• Ethical Leadership
• Leadership Styles and
Communication
• Legitimacy and Procedural
or:
Justice
• Human Relations Topics such
Three Modules
as FLSA, Sexual Harassment,
$1,950 /
Employee Lifecycle
120 Hours
• Followership
• Servant Leadership
(3 Weeks)
Each Module
$700 /
35 Hours
(1 Week)
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Budgeting and Financial
Management
Building and Leading Effective
Teams
Communication and Organizations
Creating a Culture of Integrity
Crisis Media Management
Critical Thinking in Leadership
Executive Leadership
Executive Writing Skills
Followership
Leadership Ethics
Legal Issues for Managers
Managerial Assessment of
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Problem-solving Skills Development
Recruiting and Hiring for Quality
Research Methods in Public Service
Servant Leadership
Strategic Planning
Tools for Continuous Improvement
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Police Executive Leadership Symposium
(PELS)
This new course is designed to prepare senior-level
law enforcement managers and administrators for
leadership in the complex world of public executives. This
course remains sensitive to the competing needs of the
senior police executive.
Leadership 101: Principles
Learned from the United States
Army
Leadership Styles and
Communication
Employee Coaching
Sexual Harassment: Prevention
and the Law
Ethical Leadership and Diversity
Case Law Update and
Supervisory Negligence
Symposium
$550 /
14 Hours
(2 Days)
POLICE OFFICERS TEACHING POLICE OFFICERS
The Indiana Association of Chiefs of Police Foundation (IACPF) is proud to offer the PELA
program facilitated by the staff of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration. The Institute for
Law Enforcement Administration is one of the premier learning centers for law enforcement executives,
managers and supervisors in the nation.
Members of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration staff will facilitate the PELA programs.
knowledge of all topics being taught in the PELA programs. In addition, local and regional law
programs.
FACILITATOR:
T. Neil Moore, Ed.D.
Director, Institute for Law Enforcement Administration
He served 22 years in law enforcement. He served with the Fort Wayne, Indiana Police
Department (FWPD) from 1977 through 1997. The last ten years of his service with that
agency were as the chief of police.
After retirement, Dr. Moore served as the Director of the Fort Wayne Regional Community Policing
Institute and then served as an Assistant Professor at Indiana University (Fort Wayne). In 2005 Dr.
Moore was selected to develop and to implement a new criminal justice degree program at the Indiana
Institute of Technology.
Immediately prior to assuming his post as Director of the Institute for Law Enforcement Administration,
Dr. Moore served as the Executive Director of the Indiana Criminal Justice Institute.
Dr. Moore received his BA in Criminal Justice Studies (1972) from Kent State University. He received a
Master of Public Affairs (MPA) degree from Indiana University’s School of Public and Environmental
affairs in 1986. He was awarded a Doctoral degree in Education with a cognate in Education for
Executive Development from Ball State University in 2001.
2015 SCHEDULE
Basic Police Leadership Course (BPL)
Quality Supervisory Training… In Just One Week
DATE
LOCATION
February 23 – 27
May 11 – 15
November 9 – 13
Noblesville P.D.
Ligonier P.D.
Jasper P.D.
Police Leadership Academy (PLA)
Helping to Build the Next Generation of Leaders
MODULE
DATE
LOCATION
Module 1
Module 2
Module 3
March 16 – 20
June 15 – 19
August 31 – September 4
Anderson P.D.
Anderson P.D.
Anderson P.D.
QUESTIONS?
Please contact the IACPF staff at 317.816.1619 x 112 or at [email protected].
10293 N. Meridian Street | Suite 175 | Indianapolis, IN | 46290 | P 317.816.1619 | F 317.816.1633 | [email protected]