High Impact Supervision

Co-sponsor: Camp Hill Police

When: November 15, 2023 – November 17, 2023, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Where: Camp Hill Police, 2199 Walnut St., Camp Hill, PA 17011
Cost: $549.00
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Paula Parker
Program Coordinator
prc11@psu.edu

Course Description

The Penn State Justice and Safety Institute (JASI) is pleased to partner with our co-sponsor to present this intensive and innovative program designed to provide additional tools to the first-line supervisor. This highly interactive three-day program is designed for first-line supervisors and those under consideration for promotion. High Impact Supervision (HIS) is a facilitator-led course engaging attendees in discussions, role-plays, self-assessments, and brainstorming activities.

HIS is designed to increase knowledge of the concepts learned in our POSIT course. This course utilizes the DISC method of management, which provides attendees with a connection to the situational leadership model learned in the POSIT course. HIS explores the myths and facts of motivation, provides attendees with ideas and concepts to motivate employees and instill critical thinking, and presents scientific evidence of how people are truly motivated. This course is designed to provide attendees with the concepts and ideas to work with their subordinates to create a work atmosphere that espouses autonomy, purpose, and mastery.

Attendees are given the opportunity to develop ideas on how to prepare and deliver performance appraisals, perform counseling sessions, and identify the structure and processes involved in contingency planning. These goals are accomplished through facilitation, group exercises, and role-playing. The attendees will be presented with critical situations and, utilizing group collaboration, will demonstrate their ability to apply critical thinking skills to handle these situations.

Key Concepts for High Impact Supervision
Key Concepts	Topics
Key management concepts	Strengths and weaknesses Assessing yourself
Flexibility and effective supervision	Leadership and transformation Knowing and developing staff
Dealing with problem employees	Four keys to better listening Progressive discipline
Motivational theories	Strategies Generation X officers
Vital problem-solving skills	Problem-oriented policing Community partnership
Decision-making methods	Most effective techniques Systems approach
Contingency planning	Identifying the correct people Identifying the correct incidents
Performance appraisals	Use as a management tool Causes of effective performance

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Course: High Impact Supervision (Course Description)
When: November 15, 2023 – November 17, 2023, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm
Where: Camp Hill Police, 2199 Walnut St., Camp Hill, PA 17011

Price$549.00

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