http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/Future-Students/Free-Resources/Podcast/Criminal-Justice en-us ℗ & © 2010 Columbia Southern University CSU Criminal Justice Podcasts Columbia Southern University Columbia Southern University Criminal Justice podcasts contain seminars, lectures, and classes for the benefit of our students. Columbia Southern University Criminal Justice podcasts contain seminars, lectures, and classes for the benefit of our criminal justice students. Columbia Southern University Criminal Justice Podcasts webmaster@columbiasouthernuniversity.com http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/Columbiasouthern_edu/media/MiscLogos/media/csu-itunes.jpg http://www.columbiasouthern.edu/Future-Students/Free-Resources/Podcast/Criminal-Justice 144 144 Columbia Southern University AFTT instructors Amy Foster and Dorcia Meador discuss the three day course and the some of the benefits for female law enforcement officers. The three-day event featured specialized instruction for 19 female law enforcement officers in defensive tactics and gun range practice. Training instructors Amy Foster and Dorcia Meador are both veterans in the field of law enforcement. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/aftt/Advanced-Female-Tactical-Training.mp4 Wed, 09 May 2012 11:30:00 CDT 01:21 law enforcement, tactical training, gun range practice, female, police officers Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast; Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks discuss the good, the bad and the ugly of social media. Public service departments have to be careful what they post on their social media channels. The available technology used in social media can be a useful tool, but can also be a double edge sword. Make sure you have a good policy in place for your department on how to utilize social media. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/6-SocialMedia.m4v Tue, 22 Nov 2011 11:30:00 CDT 36:09 social media, technology, media relations, fire chiefs, police officers Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast; Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks discuss building relationships with the media. Build trust, engage and include the media in your media management plan before an incident happens. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/5-BuildingRelationshipwithmedia.m4v Tue, 22 Nov 2011 10:30:00 CDT 09:32 media relations, fire chiefs, police officers Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast on Breaking News‬‬ with Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks ‪What is breaking news and what is the media looking for immediately? How does breaking news change the coverage of the day? no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/4-BreakingNews.m4v Mon, 21 Nov 2011 14:00:00 CDT 09:23 breaking news, media relations, fire chiefs, police officers Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast on Crisis Communications with Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks Build trust with the media before a crisis. Know the key roles in the newsroom and utilize those relationships to stay in front of the crisis situation. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/3-CrisisCommunications.m4v Mon, 21 Nov 2011 13:00:00 CDT 13:52 crisis communications, media relations, fire chiefs, police officers Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast with Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks Look and act the part; keep your descriptions of the story short; know how to use social media; ALWAYS tell the truth. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/2-QualitiesofPIO-PRs.m4v Mon, 21 Nov 2011 12:00:00 CDT 12:42 media relations, fire chiefs, police officers, qualities Columbia Southern University CSU Media Relations Podcast; Billy D. Hayes and CNN Correspondent Mike Brooks discuss the role of the PIO. The PIO is the voice of your department. When in charge, be in charge. Don't let the media dictate your performance on an emergency incident. Keep the media informed, but also protected. Don not let them become a casualty. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/mediarelations/1-RolesofPIO.m4v Mon, 21 Nov 2011 11:00:00 CDT 14:47 media relations, fire chiefs, police officers Columbia Southern University Interview with Bill Hogewood Billy Hayes interview with Bill Hogewood, law enforcement instructor and former Program Manager, Crisis Negotiation program, Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF). no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/CJ/bill-hogewood/bill-hogewood-cj-podcast.mp3 Fri, 12 Nov 2010 12:00:00 CDT 05:24 hostage negotiation, criminal justice, degree, college, interview Columbia Southern University Defining Ethics Recent ethical lapses by sheriffs are widely reported in the media often creating a call to abolish the Office of the Sheriff. This lecture examines strategies for strengthening the ethical resolve in law enforcement and offers resources for establishing ethical guidelines. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-j.brown/video.mp4 Mon, 02 Jun 2008 09:00:00 CDT 04:39 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Exploring Ethics in Law Enforcement Recent ethical lapses by sheriffs are widely reported in the media often creating a call to abolish the Office of the Sheriff. This lecture examines strategies for strengthening the ethical resolve in law enforcement and offers resources for establishing ethical guidelines. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-l.colwell/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Jun 2008 09:00:00 CDT 12:30 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Public Trust and Ethical Issues in Law Enforcement Recent ethical lapses by sheriffs are widely reported in the media often creating a call to abolish the Office of the Sheriff. This lecture examines strategies for strengthening the ethical resolve in law enforcement and offers resources for establishing ethical guidelines. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-c.peed/video.mp4 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 09:00:00 CDT 16:20 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Multi-Generational Characteristics Susan McCampbell, President of Center for Innovative Public Policies and McCambell and Associates, presents solutions for recruiting and retaining a multi-generational workforce. The latest research and employment trends are discussed for Veterans, Baby Boomers, Generation X-ers, and Millenials. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-S.Mccampbell01/video.mp4 Mon, 23 Jun 2008 09:00:00 CDT 44:37 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University The Wide Road to Leadership Associated with the field of criminal justice since 1972, Dr. Jack Enter shares his law enforcement leadership training expertise. His professional background includes work as a street officer, detective, vice narcotics investigator and an associate professor of criminal justice at North Georgia College. An author of several violent crime and criminal justice management publications, Enter now owns Jack Enter and Associates, a teaching and consulting business based in Auburn, Georgia. He has lectured to organizations all over the world such as the National Sheriffs' Association, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Moscow Police Command College, and Great Britain's New Scotland Yard. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-J.Enter01/video.mp4 Mon, 28 Apr 2008 09:00:00 CDT 24:07 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University The Narrow Road to Leadership Associated with the field of criminal justice since 1972, Dr. Jack Enter shares his law enforcement leadership training expertise. His professional background includes work as a street officer, detective, vice narcotics investigator and an associate professor of criminal justice at North Georgia College. An author of several violent crime and criminal justice management publications, Enter now owns Jack Enter and Associates, a teaching and consulting business based in Auburn, Georgia. He has lectured to organizations all over the world such as the National Sheriffs' Association, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Moscow Police Command College, and Great Britain's New Scotland Yard. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-J.Enter02/video.mp4 Mon, 05 May 2008 09:00:00 CDT 25:27 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University New Orleans: Recovering from Katrina New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin provides the latest news and information concerning New Orleans' path to social and economic recovery. Currently at 95 percent of pre-Katrina progress, the "Miracle City" still struggles to restore their population, increase employment opportunities, and strengthen their housing market. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-r.nagin/video.mp4 Mon, 14 Apr 2008 09:00:00 CDT 05:58 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Defining the Energy Security Council Joe Howard, Officer and Founding Member of the Energy Security Council (ESC), discusses crimes specific to the energy industry and the role sheriffs play in protecting our nation's energy resources. The resources available to law enforcement through ESC are explored along with trends in energy industry crime. Future innovations such as a toll-free energy crime stoppers hotline and new rewards for reporting this type of offense are also revealed. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08WC-J.Howard01/video.mp4 Mon, 12 May 2008 09:00:00 CDT 07:04 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenters: Sheriff Michael Brooks, Elkhart County, IN Tom McCarty, VP of Field Operations Government Payment Service, Inc. Presenters: Sheriff Michael Brooks, Elkhart County, IN Tom McCarty, VP of Field Operations Government Payment Service, Inc. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08sc-technology/video.m4v Mon, 12 May 2008 09:00:00 CDT 102:04 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenters: Sherry Friedlander, Founder, A Child is Missing Joseph Harris, Law Enforcement Trainer, Broward County, FL, Sheriff's Office Presenters: Sherry Friedlander, Founder, A Child is Missing Joseph Harris, Law Enforcement Trainer, Broward County, FL, Sheriff's Office http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/NSA/08SC-child-missing/video.m4v Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 28:43 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: Jonny Mack Brown (Sheriff – ret.) Presenter: Jonny Mack Brown (Sheriff – ret.) no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-j.brown/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 04:39 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: : Dr. Lee Colwell, FBI (ret.) Presenter: : Dr. Lee Colwell, FBI (ret.) no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-l.colwell/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 28:30 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: Carl Peed, Director, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS) Recent ethical lapses by sheriffs are widely reported in the media often creating a call to abolish the Office of the Sheriff. This lecture examines strategies for strengthening the ethical resolve in law enforcement and offers resources for establishing ethical guidelines. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-c.peed/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 16:20 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: Bobby Smith, Former Louisiana State Trooper Former Louisiana state trooper Bobby Smith shares his story of inspiration with other law enforcement officers across the United States at the National Sheriffs’ Association 2008 Winter Conference. Twenty-two years ago, Smith was shot in the face at point blank range while on duty by an armed drug offender. Life from that day on was never the same for this state trooper. He lost his sight, career, independence and even his marriage. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-b.smith/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 27:37 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: : Susan McCampbell (Sheriff – ret.), Center for Innovation Public Policies, Naples, Florida Susan McCampbell, President of Center for Innovative Public Policies and McCambell and Associates, presents solutions for recruiting and retaining a multi-generational workforce. The latest research and employment trends are discussed for Veterans, Baby Boomers, Generation X-ers, and Millenials. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-s.mccampbell01/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 44:36 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: Jack Enter, Ph.D., Jack Enter and Associates Introduction: Sheriff Craig Webre, National Sheriffs' Association President Associated with the field of criminal justice since 1972, Dr. Jack Enter shares his law enforcement leadership training expertise. His professional background includes work as a street officer, detective, vice narcotics investigator and an associate professor of criminal justice at North Georgia College. An author of several violent crime and criminal justice management publications, Enter now owns Jack Enter and Associates, a teaching and consulting business based in Auburn, Georgia. He has lectured to organizations all over the world such as the National Sheriffs’ Association, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Moscow Police Command College, and Great Britain’s New Scotland Yard. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-j.enter01/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 24:07 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: Jack Enter, Ph.D., Jack Enter and Associates Introduction: Sheriff Craig Webre, National Sheriffs' Association President Associated with the field of criminal justice since 1972, Dr. Jack Enter shares his law enforcement leadership training expertise. His professional background includes work as a street officer, detective, vice narcotics investigator and an associate professor of criminal justice at North Georgia College. An author of several violent crime and criminal justice management publications, Enter now owns Jack Enter and Associates, a teaching and consulting business based in Auburn, Georgia. He has lectured to organizations all over the world such as the National Sheriffs’ Association, American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Moscow Police Command College, and Great Britain’s New Scotland Yard. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-j.enter02/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 25:28 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presented by New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu (D-La.) provide the latest news and information concerning New Orleans’ path to social and economic recovery. Currently at 95 percent of pre-Katrina progress, the “Miracle City” still struggles to restore their population, increase employment opportunities, and strengthen their housing market. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-r.nagin/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 05:58 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu (D-La.) New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and U.S. Senator Mary L. Landrieu (D-La.) provide the latest news and information concerning New Orleans’ path to social and economic recovery. Currently at 95 percent of pre-Katrina progress, the "Miracle City" still struggles to restore their population, increase employment opportunities, and strengthen their housing market. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-m.landrieu/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 17:53 school, degree, college, lecture Columbia Southern University Presenter: : Joe Howard, Officer and Founding Member of Energy Security Council and Director of Security for Hunt Petroleum Corporation Joe Howard, Officer and Founding Member of the Energy Security Council (ESC), discusses crimes specific to the energy industry and the role sheriffs play in protecting our nation’s energy resources. The resources available to law enforcement through ESC are explored along with trends in energy industry crime. Future innovations such as a toll-free energy crime stoppers hotline and new rewards for reporting this type of offense are also revealed. no http://media.columbiasouthern.edu/www/flash/podcast/nsa/08wc-j.howard01/video.mp4 Mon, 09 Nov 2009 09:00:00 CDT 15:31 school, degree, college, lecture