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Develop Targeted Recruitment Efforts with a Successful Selection Program
Ensure that your recruiting, retention and advancement efforts are based on tested best practices
Limit Legal Liability through Proactive Strategies in Diversity Management
Follow legal guidelines when hiring for diversity in your law enforcement agency
Equip Yourself and Your Agency with Tested Recruitment Tactics
Ensure that your agency possesses solutions for proactive diversity recruiting
Implement Successful Strategies to Attract Diverse Applicants
Draw from the strategies and practices identified by leading law enforcement diversity organizations
December 13-15, 2004 • Miami, FL • Wyndham Miami Beach Resort
Agenda and Speaking Faculty
Day One: December 13, 2004
Recruiting for Diversity
8:30 Registration and Continental Breakfast
9:00 Keynote: Legal Aspects of Diversity Hiring Practices
The legal landscape of diversity hiring and retention is an ever-changing area or human resources. Court decisions and federal mandates can create a maze of pitfalls and requirements that can be difficult to negotiate. This session will provide a civil rights perspective designed to bring into focus the status of diversity hiring for law enforcement agencies.
10:00 Break & Refreshments
10:15 Recruiting Diversity
Framework for Designing and Managing a Successful Diversity Recruitment Plan and Selection Process
• Examine and improve current personality and assessment methods
• Explore the pros and cons of various tactics, such as structured panel interviews and their addition into the application process
• Ensure your agency’s selection process promotes quality and diverse applicants
11:15 Recruiting Women: An Assessment of Obstacles for Your Agency in Policy and Procedure
• Collaborate on cutting-edge recruiting strategies for targeting women in your community
• Overcome obstacles in policy and selection processes
• Identify effective retention and development procedures
12:00

Networking Luncheon

1:15 Recruiting African-Americans: The Role of Outreach in Recruitment
• Study recruitment methods including advertising campaigns, career fairs and successful community initiatives
• Identify effective retention and development procedures
• Obtain the necessary tools to overcome obstacles in policy and selection processes
2:00 Break & Refreshments
2:15 Recruiting Hispanics: Attracting Law Enforcement Officers from the Hispanic Community
• Examine recruitment methods designed to make candidates feel welcome within the law enforcement community
• Target outreach strategies that are minority-specific
• Implement strategies to combat pitfalls obstacles in hiring policy and the selection processes
3:00 Recruiting Asians: Drawing Talented Candidates from the Asian Community
• Utilize different tactics to increase community awareness during upcoming hiring phases
• Learn how to successful implementation of multi-language recruitment drive
• Establish best approaches to penetrate and communicate with minority dense populations
4:15 Adjourn
Day Two: December 14, 2004
Acquiring Tools for Success
8:30 Continental Breakfast
9:00 Selection and Retention of Diverse Law Enforcement Personnel in the Paradigm of Community Policing
Community Oriented Policing affects everything from daily services to human resources and recruiting. Diversity management under a community policing framework brings to the table new challenges that your agency could face every day. This presentation will enable you to:
• Select quality personnel for community policing
• Identify managerial challenges of retaining personnel
• Measure performance of individuals and the agency as a whole
10:00 Break & Refreshments
10:15 Recruiting Veterans: Drawing Qualified Personnel from Military Service
• Market your agency to military recruits with positive comparisons
• Create and maintain contact with prospective recruits while they are still in service
• Benefit from the training and discipline provided by military service
11:15 Using the Internet to Recruit Law Enforcement Personnel
• Learn how to conduct a successful online recruitment advertising campaign and identify what makes an employee website effective
• Ensure comprehensive online coverage to a diverse applicant pool
• Justify online vs. offline expenditures
12:15

Networking Luncheon

1:00 Application Workshop: Identifying and Obtaining Grants for Recruitment

This workshop will provide you with an update on grants funding trends at the federal level for recruiting law enforcement personnel, as well as tools and strategies to identify and obtain grants to fund your human resources needs.....

4:00 Adjourn
Venue & Hotel

National Conference on Law Enforcement Diversity Recruiting is excited to be held in the sunny and warm city of Miami Beach, Florida on December 13 – 14, 2004. A limited number of rooms have been reserved at the Wyndham Miami Beach Resort for a discounted rate of $107 per night. Jet-skiing, swimming in the outdoor pool, or having a simply stroll in the surf on their own private beach are just some of the exciting activities and amenities this magnificent facility has to offer. It is important; however, to reserve before November 21st to receive the discounted rate and enjoy this premier Miami resort. Be sure to mention the Performance Institute’s conference rate and use the code “L189” make reservations. .

Wyndham Miami Beach Resort
4833 Collins Avenue
Miami Beach, Florida 33140
305-532-3600
Discount Code: L189

Tuition

Tuition rates for the National Conference on Law Enforcement Diversity Recruiting are

Conference and Workshop
$595
Group Discounts
Group discounts are available. Contact Shawn Keeley at 703-894-0481 or [email protected] regarding group rates to theNational Conference on Law Enforcement Diversity Recruiting.

Administrative Note:

A $150 service fee will be charged on cancellations received less than three weeks from the date of the event. A credit memo will also be sent reflective of that amount, which can be used for a future Performance Institute conference.