Humboldt State University
in conjunction with the Commission on
Peace Officer Standards & Training
presents

  

The P.O.S.T. Management Course for Law Enforcement

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GENERAL INFORMATION

SESSION 1
Sept. 8-12
Sept. 29-Oct. 2
Oct. 20-23

 SESSION 2
Oct. 27-31
Nov. 17-20
Dec. 8-11

SESSION 3
Jan. 5-9
Jan. 26-29
Feb. 16-19

 SESSION 4
March 2-6
March 23-26
April 13-16		 SESSION 5
April 27-May 1
May 18-21
June 8-11

All sessions to be held in Rancho Cordova, Calif. (approx. 8 miles east of Sacramento) at
Holiday Inn • 11269 Point East Drive • Rancho Cordova, CA 95742 • Phone (916) 635-4040

 

Admission & Eligibility  |  Course Fee  |  Registration  |  Cancellations

Attendance & Course Credit  |  Housing & Meals  |  Nearby Recreation

Admission & Eligibility

Enrollment is reserved for law enforcement officers about to be appointed, already appointed, or promoted to a management position. Non-sworn personnel requesting POST reimbursement may be enrolled only if the sponsoring agency receives pre-approval from POST. Eligible participants will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis. Participants must have completed supervisory training before enrolling in this Management Course.

Course Fee

POST-reimbursable agencies do not need to remit payment for personnel enrolled but should bring a completed Training Reimbursement Request (TRR) form for each session. Non-reimbursable agencies will need to contact Extended Education for the current tuition fee and bring a check made payable to "Humboldt State University."

Registration

Training Officers should certify the eligibility of the personnel being nominated and mail (or fax: 707-826-5885) nomination forms to the P.O.S.T. Coordinator, Extended Education, Humboldt State University, Arcata, CA 95521-8299.

Approximately two weeks prior to the course commencing, agency Training Officers and individual nominee(s) will be sent a packet with additional information about the course.

Final stages of enrollment will take place at the hotel hosting the course. Participants of POST-reimbursable agencies should submit a completed TRR form; others should submit payment (check or credit card) for the course fee.

Cancellations

Agencies may be charged a non-reimbursable administrative fee for cancellations and will be responsible for full fees should the participant fail to attend without prior notification.

Attendance & Course Credit

The Management Course is a 104-hour program duly certified by the Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training. Participants who successfully complete the Management Course will receive a certificate of completion, signed by the Director of Extended Education of Humboldt State University at the conclusion of the course. A final course roster will be submitted to POST by the course coordinator.

In addition, participants who successfully complete the Management Course will be awarded six (6) semester units of academic credit from Humboldt State University. Three academic units of credit are awarded in Business Administration and three units of credit are awarded in Arts, Humanities & Social Sciences. The cost for this credit is included in the course fee.

"Successful completion" means attending all classes, participating appropriately, and completing all assignments. Some assignments must be completed between class meetings. All emergency absences, injuries and subpoenas must be reported to the course coordinator who will be on-site at the hotel while the course is in session. As attendance is a requirement for course credit, participants who are compelled to miss class are expected to make up the lost time.

Housing & Meals

Lodging at the host hotel is encouraged and will be available for participants at special contract rates, which includes breakfast each morning. Room reservations and payment arrangments must be made by the participant/agency at least one week prior to the first class meeting. Financial arrangements for the payment of lodging and meals are to be made by the participant with the hotel. Guests of the host hotel can enjoy the lounge, swimming pool, spa and fitness center.

Coffee will be available in the seminar room at a daily cost of approximately $1.00. Meals are the responsibility of the individual participants.

Nearby Recreation

The host hotel offers convenient access to the bicycling/jogging trail that follows the American River. Also nearby, enjoy golf, museums, rafting, fishing, tennis, full-service health clubs, historical sites, shopping and excellent restaurants.

 

P.O.S.T. General  |  Course Topics  |  Instructional Team  |  Course Goals  |  Registration Form