Featured Trainings

Master of Science in Criminal Justice Leadership & Management
Sam Houston State University is still accepting applications for the new Online Masters Program! Apply Online

The new online format allows students to enroll in two 7-½ week courses per semester. This enables them to complete the program from home or wherever they have access to the internet in two years. The program also uses a student-friendly course delivery and learning platform that includes access to technical support 24 hours a day, each and every day of the week.

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Leadership, Ethics, & Integrity in Criminal Justice
Speaker: Jim Dodson
Cost: $165
Hours: 16
Date: February 24 - 25, 2010
Location: Edinburg
Topics: Understand the Importance of a Commitment to Excellence; Improve People Skills and Learn How to Command Presence; Discover the Value of Being a Proper Influence; Recognize the Difference Between Integrity and Image; Realize what Accountability and Liability Really Mean; Recognize Professional Courtesy Versus Favoritism; Identify the Significance of Courage, Honor, Duty, and Freedom

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Effective Courtroom Testimony
Speakers: John Graham, Bennie Ray
Cost: $175
Hours: 16
Date: February 24 - 25, 2010
Location: Kerrville
Topics: Professionalism on the Witness Stand; Presentation by the Witness; Connecting with the Jury; The Role of Each Person in the Courtroom; Your Role in Assisting the Court in Decision Making

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Managing Difficult People/What to Say when You Can't Say Yes
Speaker: Mark Warren
Cost: $185
Hours: 16
Date: March 9 - 10 , 2010
Location: Tyler
Topics: Differentiate professional responses from personal reactions; Creating experiences with good outcomes; Leaning that HOW you say it is more effective than WHAT you say; Using techniques and language of positive redirection

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The Beto Chair series is a collection of special presentations given for the benefit of our Graduate, Under Graduate, and Faculty by distinguished academicians from around the world. By clicking the picture, you will be able to access formal and informal presentations from the 1980's through 2006.