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Class sponsored by: LEIC This course is designed to teach crime scene investigation techniques. This hands-on training program offers both sworn and non-sworn crime scene investigators and technicians access to forensic evidence identification, documentation, collection, and preservation procedures. During this 40-hour block of instruction, participants receive hands-on training in the areas of DNA evidence, fingerprinting, field presumptive testing, photography, evidence collection and packaging, fundamentals of shooting scene, documentation, crime scene sketching, and more. This introductory level course blends facilitated learning and lecture periods with mock crime scenes and provides…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This three-day course will help prepare first line supervisors for the transition from team member to team leader. Participants will learn the eight roles of effective leadership. Participants will develop communication skills and motivation techniques that will help ensure team and organizational effectiveness. Topics will also include coaching problem employees for improved work performance, ethics, and legal issues.Municipal and County Law Enforcement agencies in Tennessee’s Distressed, At-Risk, or Rural Counties will have their registration fees funded through LEICs Distressed, At-Risk, and…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This class allows participants to explore the evolving role of law enforcement in a rapidly changing, diverse society.  This course aims to assist law enforcement professionals to look at things like bias, cultural diversity, decision-making, ethics, and de-escalation.  Highly skilled facilitators create a safe space to engage in conversations where participants are asked to challenge their assumptions and broaden their self-awareness.  Cost: $0. Contact: Hundley, Jeffrey To Be Determined Get more information and sign up for…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This course explores the development, history, and advancement of bloodstain pattern interpretation. Participants learn to recognize, document, collect, preserve, and examine bloodstain pattern evidence. Successful graduates of this course are eligible for admission into the International Association of Bloodstain Pattern Analysts (IABPA). Cost: $0. Contact: Ross, Donnie LEIC - Oak Ridge, TN Get more information and sign up for the class here.

Class sponsored by: LEIC This class allows participants to explore the evolving role of law enforcement in a rapidly changing, diverse society.  This course aims to assist law enforcement professionals to look at things like bias, cultural diversity, decision-making, ethics, and de-escalation.  Highly skilled facilitators create a safe space to engage in conversations where participants are asked to challenge their assumptions and broaden their self-awareness.  Cost: $0. Contact: Hundley, Jeffrey To Be Determined Get more information and sign up for…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This three-day course will help prepare first line supervisors for the transition from team member to team leader. Participants will learn the eight roles of effective leadership. Participants will develop communication skills and motivation techniques that will help ensure team and organizational effectiveness. Topics will also include coaching problem employees for improved work performance, ethics, and legal issues.Municipal and County Law Enforcement agencies in Tennessee’s Distressed, At-Risk, or Rural Counties will have their registration fees funded through LEICs Distressed, At-Risk, and…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This course is designed to teach crime scene investigation techniques. This hands-on training program offers both sworn and non-sworn crime scene investigators and technicians access to forensic evidence identification, documentation, collection, and preservation procedures. During this 40-hour block of instruction, participants receive hands-on training in the areas of DNA evidence, fingerprinting, field presumptive testing, photography, evidence collection and packaging, fundamentals of shooting scene, documentation, crime scene sketching, and more. This introductory level course blends facilitated learning and lecture periods with mock crime scenes and provides…

Class sponsored by: LEIC This three-day course will help prepare first line supervisors for the transition from team member to team leader. Participants will learn the eight roles of effective leadership. Participants will develop communication skills and motivation techniques that will help ensure team and organizational effectiveness. Topics will also include coaching problem employees for improved work performance, ethics, and legal issues.Municipal and County Law Enforcement agencies in Tennessee’s Distressed, At-Risk, or Rural Counties will have their registration fees funded through LEICs Distressed, At-Risk, and…