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Transcript
of the Panel: Education, Discipline, and Law Enforcement
from the 2003 IACP Convention.
Studies,
Case Law, Quotes, Standards and Trends in Support of a College Education
for Police Officers.
Provides information regarding the need to require college education
for police applicants
Illinois
State Police (ISP) accepted an award September 2, 2003, from the Police Association
for College Education (PACE) for establishing a four-year college
degree requirement for all potential applicants
Top
Cops Hit the Books by Dale Keiger. Police work today
is worlds different than it was even a decade ago. At Hopkins, a
challenging new graduate program is helping police leaders stay
ahead of the curve.
Should
Cops be Hitting the Books or the Beat? A debate regarding the level of police education has been taking
place in Morris County. Advocates maintain that raising the standards
will produce mature, more professional officers. Critics contend
that the requirement adversely affects minority recruitment. The
debate over how much education Morris County Police Officers should
have finds itself...
Today's
Police Officers - College Required. Modern policing is a complicated affair that requires brains as well
as brawn. Every town should require its new officers to have bachelor's
degrees. Police officers cannot have it both ways.
Education
in Law Enforcement: Beyond the College Degree. An Address by Jeremy Travis, Director National Institute of Justice
U. S. Department of Justice Forum on the Police and Higher Education
Presented at the Center for Research in Law and Justice University
of Illinois Chicago, February 10, 1995. Source: National Institute
of Justice
Educate
to Elevate. Academics have pushed our department to a new level of professionalism
and innovation
Police
find payoff in higher education. Officers find that a degree can lead to promotions. Some say they
contribute more to their departments and communities.
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