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Police hone skills at weeklong seminar
By Manny Lopez
Kansan staff writer
Police are trained to handle pressure situations on the street. But managing schedules, the media and office work requires skills not always stressed in police academy.
To help officers hone those skills, KU police, Lawrence police and the FBI cosponsored this year's Central States Law Enforcement Executive Development Seminar.
The conference, which has taken place at the University for the past four years, is designed to help sheriffs and police chiefs from six Midwestern states learn effective management techniques to use within their departments. It also is designed to teach participants better ways to work with their communities, said Sgt. Rose Rozmiarek of the KU police.
FBI officer Alan Malinchak speaks to a group of police officers on "Managing Difficult People." Officers from 35 departments around the Midwest are attending a weeklong seminar on law-enforcement management, which began Monday at the Adams Alumni Center.
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"This seminar is a capsule of the longer program," said Maj. Ralph Oliver of the KU police, referring to a similar three-month long FBI training session in Quantico, Va.
Oliver said many of the officers came to this seminar because they could not afford to leave their home offices for more than a week.
The seminar began Monday at the Adams Alumni Center. Classes were taught by former, present and future FBI instructors from Quantico. They taught classes on topics such as media relations and legal issues for the police executive, which are the two most popular classes, Oliver said.
The 35 attendees at this year's conference came from sheriff's offices and police departments in Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, Iowa, Oklahoma and Illinois. Oliver said several people were turned away because of a lack of space, and officers who had previously attended to conference were not
allowed to attend again.
Although officers spent the week role-playing, taking notes and learning, the week was not just
"We have people here from Kansas City, Mo., and from small western Kansas sheriff's offices," Oliver said. "They not only get background information and materials, but they also get to network."
business. Oliver said the out-of town officers were treated to pizza and entertainment and were given suggestions about where to go in Lawrence. Lodging was provided by the city, and the conference was free to the officers.
The officers will have a graduation ceremony at noon today.
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