San Francisco Bay Area Chapter of NOBLE
Region VI
Annual Training Symposium
“Strategic Responses for
Today’s Law Enforcement Challenges”
Friday, April 25, 2014
0700 -0800Welcome/Opening Address
0815 -1015Preparing for Your Opportunity (Leadership/Promotional Training)- Captain Hajir Nuriddin (Bakersfield PD)
Session includes, but is not limited to:
- Developing the Leader in You
- Self-Examination of Leadership Strengths and Weaknesses
- Conditions for Growth
- Ethical Leadership
1030 – 1230Professional Panel Discussion (Featuring Chiefs Larry Esquivel, San Jose PD; Kenton Rainey, BART PD; Greg Suhr, San Francisco PD; Jeri Williams, Oxnard PD… Moderated by Chief Charles Gibson, Contra Costa College District)
Distinguished panel members (Police Chiefs and other Public Safety CEOs) will discuss supervision, management, and leadership expectations/strategies. Questions will be posed to the panelist by a moderator, and there will be Q&A from the audience.
1230-1400Luncheon Awards Ceremony
(Sponsored by TASER, International)
1415- 1700Assessment Center Training (Practical Exercises)
Inclusive of, but not limited to:
- Oral InterviewExercises
- Community Presentations
- Critical Incident Exercises
- Employee Counseling Exercises
SanFrancisco Bay Area Chapter of NOBLE
Region VI
Annual Training Symposium
“Strategic Responses for
Today’s Law Enforcement Challenges”
1930 – 2330Evening Social Event (Relax and Unwind)– Location TBA
Saturday, April 26, 2014
0830 - 1000Analytical Interviewing- Captain Ersie Joyner (Oakland PD)
This session will provide the latest, most valuable techniques in interviewing, “reading” interviewees, and deception detection. The information can be applied in any context whether in an employment interview, a casual interaction, or high stakes interview. The skills learned will facilitate attendees in developinga low-tech, un-invasive approach to reading people.The techniques used are internationally recognized for their potential for success in guiding interviewers to find the truth.
0830 - 1000“Women-2-Women” (Featuring Chief Sheryl Boykins, CSUEB PD; Chief Probation Officer LaDonna Harris, Alameda County Probation Dept.; Assistant Chief Jonni Fenner, CHP; Deputy Chief Danielle Outlaw, Oakland PD; Captain Cynthia Harris, Berkeley PD… Moderated by Deputy Chief Jan Glenn-Davis, BART PD)
This session will include a “keeping it real,” round table discussion with female, lawenforcement leaders. Leaders will provide strategies for dealing with issues and challenges inherent to being a woman in a male-dominated profession… guaranteed to be a powerful, enlightening and motivating dialogue for all.
1015 - 1150“Home Grown”Terrorists– Dr. Erroll G. Southers (University Southern California)
In the aftermath of the Boston Marathon terrorist attack, the U.S. homeland security effort is at a crossroads. There is a growing threat from domestic extremists who are able to execute lethal attacks while eluding much of the U.S. homeland security apparatus. Dr. Southers, an internationally recognized terrorism information expert, offers a wider discussion of the many extremist ideologies that threaten national security while also providing a detailed exploration of the nexus between ideology, radicalization and homegrown terrorism.
1200 - 1300Lunch (on Your Own)
1300 -1500Crises Communications/Media Relations
This session will include useful techniques and practical exercises designed to enhance your agency’s effectiveness in managing the media before, during, and after crises situations.
1300 - 1600“Black, Brown, & Blue… Mixing it Up!” (Law Enforcement/Youth Forum)
This session will include the facilitation of a much needed “conversation” between minority youth and the law enforcement community. Topics will include, but not be limited to, racial profiling, “What to do” when stopped by the police, presentation of “The Law and You” info, and much more…
1600- 1700Region VI Meeting
Information and Course Offerings Subject to Change
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