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Civilian Leadership: Level One - Leadership 101

When: Nov 17, 2025 - Nov 21, 2025
Where: Southlake, Texas, USA

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Civilian Leadership: Level One - Leadership 101

When: Feb 23, 2026 - Feb 27, 2026
Where: Pearland, Texas, USA

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Staff Leadership The Center for American and International Law Thomas (T.L.) Cubbage, Presidenttlcubbage@cailaw.org+1.972.244.3419Vickie Adams, Vice Presidentvadams@cailaw.org+1.972.244.3421 Jay E. Ray, Vice President Strategy and ...

Awards for Exceptional Achievement Every year, the IEL makes a number of awards to recognize exceptional achievement by in the energy industries. IEL Distinguished Leadership in Energy Award Since 1970 the Institute for Energy Law has presented ...

Regulatory Whiplash

When: November 12, 2025
Where: Webinar begins at 1:00 pm Central

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Civilian Leadership: Development for the Non-Sworn Public Employee

Aimed at current and future leaders, this seminar will provide key principles of leadership, communication and character development that will enhance the ability of all employees to motivate, teach and lead each other in a team-oriented manner to achieve maximum performance.

Contemporary Issues and Ethics Conference

This annual assembly has, for more than 25 years, challenged police managers and executives to explore emerging topics and issues that confront the law enforcement profession.

Ethics Train-the-Trainer: The RITE Way

This course focuses on establishing a communication standard for ethical decision making and leadership for all personnel within a given law enforcement agency. THE RITE WAY or “Responsibility and Integrity Through Ethics” program is designed to be delivered to all personnel within a given agency by graduates of this course.

School of Executive Leadership

The School of Executive Leadership (formerly Management College) is an intensive eight-week program designed to prepare senior-level law enforcement managers and administrators for leadership in the complex world of public executives.

Managing the Training Function

Significant and ongoing change in society and the workplace dictate the need for special talents and abilities on the part of those administering training at every level of law enforcement.