Correctional Management Institute of Texas
Training the Corrections Field . . .
"The Mentally Ill in Jail" NIC Satellite/Internet Broadcast
May Mid Management Class Picture
NLECTC Certified Field Search Instructors Training Course
Registration Open for 5th Annual Juvenile Sex Offender Management Conference
Leadership for Support Staff Conference Brochure & Agenda posted
The Correctional Management Institute of Texas at Sam Houston State
University is proud to present How to Keep Climbing the Success Ladder and
other useful tools to becoming an even more successful leader featuring
Charlotte Stallings, well known speaker, author and coach who has worked with
some of the world’s most successful corporations and associations, from
executive leaders to salespeople to employees. This FREE training will be held in Huntsville from July 30 - 31, 2009!
The annual Gang's Conference is fast approaching! This conference, to be held from July 28 - 30, 2009 at the Omni Southpark Hotel in Austin, will feature such topics as: Drugs and the Cartels, Prison Gangs and Tattoos, Hispanic Gangs, Black Gangs, Understanding Gang Mentality, An Insider's Look at White Supremacist Groups and many more!
The Texas Jail Association is gearing up for it's annual Jail Management Issues Conference in sunny South Padre Island from August 24 - 27, 2009! Featured topics at this year's conference are: Performance, Perks and Pals: An Exploration of the Correctional Subculture, Uphill Both Ways: Values, Beliefs, Behaviors and Motivation Between Boomers, X-ers and Echoes in the Workplace, Artistic Leadership, Conflict Management, Performance Management and Stress Management for Corrections Officers. This year's speakers include Gerry Billy, Mark Warren, John Graham and Nancy Baird.
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.
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