Correctional Management Institute of Texas
Training the Corrections Field . . .
The Correctional Management Institute of Texas, created in 1994, is Enhancing Corrections in adult and juvenile community and institutional corrections agencies by providing the following:
- Training Variety – a broad range of professional development programs and initiatives.
- Value, Quality and Relevance – high quality and relevant professional training.
- Assistance to the Field – technical assistance and direction.
- Field Research – research and program evaluation of interest practitioners and policymakers.
Announcements
Victim Impact Statements: The Victims Voice in the Criminal Justice Process
Leadership under fire: When managers become commanders
Motivational Interviewing Summit Convened
Monthly Leadership eNewsletter
Retired Founding Director of CMIT, Dan Beto, to Receive Defensor Pacem Medal
Featured Trainings
SHSU offers quality degree programs that set the standard for education and scholarship in the study of crime and criminal justice. Learn from internationally renowned faculty and gain scientific knowledge and critical thinking skills that will help you achieve a competitive edge. We have degree programs that will fit your lifestyle and career goals.
"Celebrating 65 years"
Date: September 12-15, 2010
Location: River Inn Resort
Hunt, Texas
Email Pama Hencerling for more information phencerling@vctx.org
Date: October 10-13, 2010
Location: San Antonio, Texas
For agenda information, please go to:
http://www.npjs.org/symposium.php
Speakers: Sheila Gladstone, Jake Greene
Cost: $175
Hours: 16.5
Date: October 3-6, 2010
Location: Corpus Christi, Texas
Topics: RIFs and how to deal with age discrimination, retirement, severance/releases, Managing Young Professionals and How to Get the Most out of Them, CJAD & TJPC State Agency Updates
Speakers: TBA
Cost: $165
Hours: 19
Date: October 11-14, 2010
Location: Huntsville, TX
Topics: * Stress Management, Burnout and Compassion Fatigue
* Reentry and Integration
* Behavioral Health Issues and Suicide Prevention
* Performance Leadership for the 21st Century Jail
* and more
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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