Learn to give strategic, analytic, expert guidance and professional assistance to personnel, groups, and organizations to aid them in their work. Explore ways to consult and assist supervisors, managers, groups, and organizations for the purpose of improving group and organizational functioning. Specific consultation examples include identifying implicit bias, working with the mentally ill, and managing crises.
UNDERSTAND the application of science and procedures in support of first responder activities including criminal investigations such as criminal profiling, crisis negotiations, threat assessment, and psychological autopsies.
DEVELOP problem-solving strategies that include obtaining data and conducting research to generate empirical findings.
INTERACT with first responders and first responder clinicians to develop skills normally only possible in the field.
GAIN skills to educate police personnel about psychotic disorders, personality disorders, psychopathology, and memory.
STRENGTHEN tools for mediation, community engagement, and negotiation.
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To enroll, or to request more information, please contact:
Cassandra Dilosa, Academic Program Manager
Ph: 510.841.9230 ext. 115
Email: cdilosa@wi.edu
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