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IPSLEI ANNOUNCES 2024 LEADERSHIP SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS
The International Public Safety Leadership & Ethics Institute (IPSLEI), in partnership with the Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society Foundation, is pleased to announce the recipients of the 2024 IPSLEI Endowed Academic Scholarships. Each recipient participated in a national application process leading to a multiple evaluator review and completed two personal interviews. We congratulate each awardee for standing out amongst over 120 applicants representing the future of those serving the public safety.
Ronny J. Coleman Fire & Emergency, Leader Of The Future Endowed Scholarship
Gordon Graham Leadership and Ethics in Criminal Justice Scholarship
Richard L. Resurreccion Public Safety Scholarship
Marissa Hays
Oxford, AL
Gadsden State Community College,
Main Campus, AL
Major: Emergency Medical Services
Marissa is a fulltime Firefighter/AEMT and soon to complete paramedic school. She is a single mother and fulltime college student carrying 17 units with the goal of attending medical school to become an EMS Physician and EMS Medical Director. In 2022, Marissa received an Award of Valor for participating in a live rescue during a working residential fire. She has been accepted to the University of Alabama at Birmingham for the Fall 2024 semester with a major in molecular biology.
Michelle Calderon
Mt. Pleasant, TX
Northeast Texas Community College,
Mt. Pleasant, TX
Major: Criminal Justice
Michelle is a first-generation student attending school full-time while serving as a multi-subject tutor for students in need. She has been recognized for research in several subjects leading to invitations to present at several national events. She is engaged with a high school program assisting students with an introduction to careers in law enforcement. Michelle’s goal is to attend law school with a focus on immigration law. She has been accepted to the University of Texas at Tyler for the Fall 2024 semester and pending at several other top tier schools.
Raina Sandtner
Kila, MT
Flathead Community College,
Kalispell Campus, MT
Major: Criminal Justice
Raina started her college career at the age of 16 as a dual enrolled student benefitting from home-schooling blended with college level courses. She is a sworn reserve deputy and posse member for the Flathead County Sheriff’s Office (MT), as well as the president of her colleges Student Government Association. Raina holds a blackbelt in Taekwondo. Her goal is to eventually attend law school, serve in the US Marine Corp as a JAG officer, and eventually federal law enforcement. Raina has been accepted to Liberty University as a Forensic Psychology major.
DPSST IPSLEI Graduation
IPSLEI is a lot of work but the work is meaningful and pushes you to reflect on yourself as a person and a leader. I learned so much from my peers in the class and realized I’m not alone in this leadership journey. The instructors were great and the class coordinator was amazing. I would highly recommend this class to ANYONE who is in a leadership role. I believe supervisors and upper management should be required to take this training.
Brittany Rochelle, Washington County OR
IPSLEI 2023 Graduate
NEW IPSLEI BOOKS TO BADGES PROGRAM
Strategies and Tactics for Effective Leadership
International Public Safety Leadership & Ethics Institute
Presented by
IPSLEI National Facilitators
This workshop explores the challenges public safety professionals face in common and unique events in the exercise of leadership. Using a scene size-up approach, leadership strategies are examined in a 360 perspective. Specific size-up tools are presented that allow the participant to consider a variety of leadership tactics, outputs, and desired outcomes. Participants will focus on perspectives for dialogue and size-up from a multiple leadership role perspective – personal, interpersonal, community, and organization. The interactive approach uses written and video case studies, personal growth activities, case-in-point dialogue, and small group processes.
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IPSLEI Supports International Water Well Effort
IPSLEI was honored to assist the Alumni of the May 2017 Art and Practice of Adaptive Leadership Development (APLD) - (Harvard Kennedy School of Government) in providing a fully functional water well to the Village of Buiza in the city of Kamuli, Uganda.
Prior to this effort by the worldwide May APLD 2017 Alumni, the villagers had to walk seven miles one way in order to obtain drinkable water. The effort to provide life sustaining water to this village is but one outreach of the May APLD 2017 Alumni in their continual efforts to exercise global leadership and serve the needs of others .
IPSLEI's role in assisting with collecting donations and coordinating payment was but a small token for such a large and meaningful outcome. We salute the efforts of the May APLD 2017 Alumni as their values align with that of IPSLEI's mission to support those who serve the public safety.
IPSLEI
in the spot light
IPSLEI Facilitators Fire Chief Jeff Boyle (Newport Beach FD, CA) and Fire Chief Bruce Evans (Upper Pine River FPD, CO) attended the Naval Post Gradute School in Monterey, CA.
Congratulations Chiefs!
Challenges To
Ethical Leadership
In A Dynamic World
Published on Sep 17, 2018
IPSLEI went to Guam to present an all day event to discuss the challenges of ethical leadership in a dynamic world.