The Leading Authority For Campus Public Safety

IACLEA conducted multiple webinars over the summer, which are now posted in the Online Education Center. Visit https://education.iaclea.org/ to listen to these sessions, which are free to IACLEA members, as a core membership benefit.

A Conversation: Ideas for Preparing Campus Leaders Prior to Divisive Incidents or Conflicts

This discussion among campus law enforcement, other university administrators, and mediators from the Divided Community Project at the Ohio State University Moritz College of Law focused on ideas for campus law enforcement as they seek to engage other campus leaders this summer in preparing for potential divisive incidents and conflicts once students return in person to campus.

Moderators:

  • Carl Smallwood, Co-Director of the Divided Community Project, Ohio State University Moritz College of Law
  • Nancy Rogers, Professor Emeritus, Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

Panelists:  

  • Wayne Maines, Vice President for Safety, Austin Community College
  • Noel March, University of Maine and Maine Community Policing Institute
  • Robert Solomon, Vice President for Diversity and Inclusion, Case Western Reserve University
  • Kay Wolf, Senior Vice Provost, Ohio State University
  • Michael Lewis, Mediator, JAMS
  • Bill Froehlich, Deputy Director, Divided Community Project and Langdon Fellow in Dispute Resolution, Ohio State University Moritz College of Law

More information on the Divided Community Project: https://moritzlaw.osu.edu/dividedcommunityproject/toolkit-core-page

 

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Ethical Leadership in Critical Times

Every decision we make has an ethical impact, whether that is deciding on what coffee to buy or to affect an arrest, there is an ethical element to the decisions we reach.

This seminar considered how we reach decisions and what goes on within the “moment of choice” that forms part of every conclusion we reach.  The seminar set out why we should all sit on the “Three-Legged Stool of Ethical Decision Making” though an overview of ethics, emotional intelligence, and leadership. Finally, the seminar considered the National Decision Model.  This is the operational decision-making tool used by police officers in the United Kingdom and the one that officers use to account for their actions in challenging operational settings.

Presenter:

  • Dr. Richie Adams, Police Scotland (ret.)

 

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Inclusive Campus Policing - Eliminating barriers to collaboration (2-part series)

During the first webinar, Elissa Buxbaum and Angelic Young facilitate a discussion on the foundations of trust and legitimacy and the way in which both concepts relate to law enforcement and the communities they serve. Integrated into this discussion is a brief presentation on the history of law enforcement’s engagement with marginalized groups and the impact of that history on contemporary relationships. The facilitators close by introducing the four key elements of the Inclusive Policing (IP) framework.

During the second webinar, facilitators take participants through the IP framework in-depth, leading participants through a series of exercises designed to draw out what each element of IP means, in practical terms, for participants and how such an approach might be operationalized at their agency. The program closes with a conversation (and exercise, if time) about leadership, resilience, and strategies for bridging communication gaps with communities.

Anti-Defamation League (ADL):

  • Elissa Buxbaum, Director, National College & University Programs
  • Angelic Young, Director of Training, Law Enforcement 

 

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Member Resources

CONNECTIONS is IACLEA's member community featuring peer networking and a full library of resources for the betterment of campus public safety.