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Leadership, Ethics and Policing

Prerequisite: (can be taken concurrently) Ethical Leadership is a foundational principle in building an excellent organization and developing and maintaining public trust. This class focuses not only on ethical principles; it focuses on ethical leadership with a Christian Worldview.

One of the goals of formalized training is to provide students with information and training and to have them apply this learning both inside and outside the traditional classroom environment.

Through your life experience, you have essentially completed the same process, but in reverse. Keep this in mind as you answer the following question for each learning outcome.

Steps to complete this process:

1. Please read every essay question carefully before answering to make sure you have acquired the necessary experience/knowledge/skills needed to meet the stated learning outcome.

2. Pay particular attention to how you attained knowledge, reflected on this knowledge acquisition, and then applied this knowledge to help address new challenges.

3. You must provide examples and relevant documentation (certificates of completion, letters of recommendation, training records, etc.) to support your accumulation, reflection and application of this knowledge.

4. All answers should be presented as an original work of the student and represent college-level writing. All essay answers will be run through Safe Assign to check for plagiarism.

5. In order for you to receive approval for credit, each essay question should be answered in its entirety. In order to increase your chances of approval, please be thorough in your answers.

6. Each question contains an opportunity to attach one supporting document, but the last question gives you opportunity to attach additional documents at once.

Compose a personal leadership statement encompassing Christian worldview ethical leadership.

Produce a personal definition of leadership.

Analyze leadership principles through a Christian worldview.

Recognize the importance of ethical leadership.

Identify an ethical decision-making process.

Identify the consequences of unethical behavior in justice organizations.