Regional Community Policing Institute
SECLA Session Twelve
Applications for the Twelfth Session of the SECLA are currently being accepted. Since only twenty-five individuals are selected, applications should be submitted promptly. SECLA prepares mid- and upper-level supervisory personnel for the increased responsibility of administrative command positions by providing them with the knowledge and skills necessary for successful leadership in their agencies and communities.
General Information
Who Should Attend?
The SECLA program is limited to upper-level command staff personnel. All candidates are closely screened and must be prepared to complete university-level course work. Click here to download a SECLA brochure.
Topics Covered Include
- Ethics and Integrity
- Leadership and Management
- Managing Diversity
- Strategic, Tactica,l and Operational Planning
- Systems and Budget Planning
- Written Directive Systems
- Audit Systems
- Human Resource Management
- Organizational Change
- Community Policing/Performance Measures
- Police Management and Political Survival
- Police Review Systems
- Legal Issues During Police Emergencies
- Risk Management/Police Liabilities
Training Location
University of Tennessee, Chattanooga Campus
Class Size
25 participants per session
Certification
Attendants may earn up to 12 hours of undergraduate credit or 6 hours of master's level credit through the University of Tennessee Chattanooga. These credits will transfer to any institution of higher education and count toward criminal justice degree requirements.
Session Twelve Training Schedule
The SECLA training schedule has been changed to incorporate online technology. The LEIC has worked closely with the University of Tennessee Chattanooga to convert two weeks of the SECLA curriculum to online format. This change means that two weeks of lodging and classroom instruction have been eliminated and allows even more flexibility for our students and the organizations that represent them. Please keep in mind that our students must be given appropriate time to complete their online assignments.
July 16-27, 2012: The first two weeks, students will be housed in The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga residence halls.
August-September 2012: online
October 15-19, 2012: SECLA Hotel
November-December 2012: online
January 28-February 1, 2013: SECLA Hotel
March 4-8, 2012: SECLA Hotel (Graduation)
Tuition
$4,000.00 (In-State)
$5,000.00 (Out-of-State)
$3,500.00 (Commuter, no housing)
This fee includes housing (double occupancy, Sunday - Thursday evenings), and all course materials, and campus parking. Meals are not included.
Additional Fees
Undergraduate and Graduate Credit Fees
For more information, contact:
Mike Hill, SECLA Program Manager
The University of Tennessee – Law Enforcement Innovation Center
mike.hill@tennessee.edu
Toll-Free: 866-449-5342