The theme of this year’s symposium will be "A Contemporary Look into Violence Against Women"
Chief Suhr, SFPD with USF staff
Chief Manheimer, SMPD and Ass't Director Fairchild HIDTA
Director Kerlikowske, National Drug Policy
In order to fulfill the Institute’s broader mission of facilitating training and research for leaders in the various disciplines of the criminal justice system, we co-host an annual symposium with the San Francisco Police Department focusing on ethical leadership strategies.
This January 6 and 7, 2014, we will be hosting our eighteenth annual Law Enforcement Leadership Symposium at USF’s McLaren Conference Center. As the former chief of the San Francisco Police Department and the current Institute Director, I want to extend this invitation to you and your management team. This year’s conference will be two days. The symposium is certified by the University, and POST will certify the symposium for 16 hours of Continuing Professional Training (CPT – non-reimbursable).
Our 2013 symposium, "Narcotics: Examining Leadership Strategies" was well received by over 200 participants. Our keynote speaker Director of the National Drug Control Policy, Gil Kerlikowske, set a positive tone for the entire event. We will again have a group of distinguished speakers. The theme this year is “A Contemporary Look into Violence Against Women”. We are currently assembling the speakers and panel participants for the program, which should prove to be our most successful symposium to date. The registration fee is $400 per registrant. This includes two continental breakfasts, a luncheon, and a dinner banquet at the prestigious Marines Memorial Hotel in downtown San Francisco. The hotel has also set aside rooms for our participants at a reduced rate. Please have your training managers call me at (415) 422-2884, or email ribera@usfca.edu.
We are committed to making your participation beneficial and enjoyable.
Sincerely,
Tony Ribera
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