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Created in 1992, the Executive Institute addresses the numerous challenges that today’s law enforcement administrators face and those that will emerge as important issues during the course of the next decade and beyond.

Our Mission
The Illinois Law Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute in partnership with the law enforcement community will promote the professionalism of policing. We lead the quest to understand the current problems of law enforcement executives. Through innovative education, training, research, and services the Executive Institute will guide the law enforcement community to achieve higher standards and professional development that will enhance their mission of providing professional law enforcement services to their constituents.

Transformation to Leadership:
Effective Police Supervision
Law enforcement organizations are successful because of the solid management foundation prepared by predecessors. The leader that recognizes the need to develop successful followers is the one that understands the critical importance of first line supervisors. This course focuses on the role and function of the first-line supervisor in criminal justice agencies. A hybrid learning experience, participants will meet for traditional classroom instruction, on-line modules and develop a reflective writing artifact.

When:

Where: Cost:

Web-based Modules             Classroom Modules
  Sept. 20-Dec. 2, 2010                 Week 1: Sept. 20-23, 2010
                                                          Week 2: Oct. 11-14, 2010
                                                          Week 3: Nov. 29-Dec. 2, 2010 DuPage County Sheriff's Office
Instructional materials, textbooks, and related supplies are provided. An administrative fee of $100 is due by September 13, 2010.

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Center for Homeland Security Leadership
Environmental and Animal Extremist Groups
This seminar will examine the wide variety of environmental and animal activist/extremist groups involved in criminal activity. The presenters will identify current and potential Illinois targets, "lone wolf" operations, the use of social networking, how the groups gather intelligence on organizations, investigative tools and techniques and much more.

When:
Where: Cost:

September 30, 2010
Normal, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!

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Police Executive Role in the 21st Century
The Police Executive Role in the 21st Century is a comprehensive and challenging program designed to guide law enforcement leaders in the right direction with professional development necessary for successful management and leadership of today's law enforcement agency. Participants will be challenged to think strategically and with vision to take their organization to the next level. Recognized as a career path development tool, Police Executive Role in the 21st Century is the course for top law enforcement leaders seeking that extra edge.

When:

Where: Cost:

Web-based Modules             Classroom Modules
  Oct. 4-Dec. 16, 2010                Module 1: Oct. 18-21, 2010
                                                       Module 2: Nov. 15-18, 2010
                                                       Module 3: Dec. 13-16, 2010           Hoffman Estates, Illinois
Instructional materials, textbooks, and related supplies are provided. An administrative fee of $100 is due by September 27, 2010.

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Center for Homeland Security Leadership
Terrorism Financing and Funding
This Executive Summit discusses money laundering and its inverse partner - terrorist finance. Historically, "following the money" (and value) trail has been one of the most successful investigative techniques in combating criminal activity. Presenters are seasoned investigators from the Department of U.S. Treasury Office of Terrorism Finance and Financial Intelligence.

When:
Where: Cost:

October 21, 2010
Alsip, Illinois
Tuition-free for Illinois law enforcement!

CLICK HERE for more information and to download an application.