PFI 1993 Symposium |
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Over one hundred PFI members and guests from the United States,
Germany, Canada and Turkey met in Baltimore, Maryland at the Maritime
Institute of Technology to examine the future of Police Leadership
in the 21st Century.
Sunday evening began with a reception hosted by Westinghouse Electric
Corporation. Monday morning the Keynote Address was given by Attorney
General Joseph Curran, State of Maryland, on the topic of the "Future
of Large Cities Relative to Crime and Violence."
The first days' focus was on Social Forces. The Day Chairman was
Dr. Gary Cordner of Eastern Kentucky University. The panels looked
at: Workforce and Cultural Diversity; Modern Problems Facing Police;
Evolving Strategies of Policing; and Youth Activities Programs.
The second day's topic was Information, Technology & Organizational
Change and Dr. Robert Taylor, University of Texas at Tyler was the
Day 2 Chairman. "People and Policing" was the topic highlighted
for the third day led by Day 3 Chairman, Dr. Allen Sapp, Central
Missouri State University. Dr. William Tafoya, PFI Founder, closed
the Symposium with a speech entitled "Luddite or Luminary?: Police
Leadership in the 21st Century." |
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Credit and thanks for the production of this Symposium goes first
to Dan Arkenau, Chairman of the Symposium Committee whose Herculean
efforts made this event a success. Others who provided assistance
and deserve thanks include Tom Bauer from the Delphi Police Department,
Cincinnati, Ohio who assisted Dan. Special thanks also to Edgar
Koch and all of the members of the Anne Arundel County Police who
provided transportation and other assistance. Westinghouse Electric
Corporation provided sponsorship, management support and staff assistance
from such hard working staff as Diane Hile and Joanne Gaspar. (The
complete article on the 1993 Symposium and photos are in the Police
Futurist Newsletter, Vol.2, Issue 1; P.3-4) |
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Proceedings for the 1993 Symposium are provided below
in PDF |
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These files are available to the public to download but may not
be reproduced for outside dissemination without written permission
from Police Futurists International Board of Directors. It is expected
that appropriate citation be followed and attributed to the Author
and the Society of Police Futurists International.
© Police Futurists International |
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Day 1 - Social Factors
"Leadership in Law Enforcement: The Feminine Aspect"
By Danity M. Little
"Changing Relationships Between Communities and Policing"
By Ronald L. Boostrom and Joel H. Henderson
"The Future of Police: Enforcement or Prevention"
By Judith A. Lewis
Day 2 - Information, Technology and Police Management
"The Empowering Leader: The Key to Managing Organizational Change"
By Scott A. Cunningham
"Police Supervision Tomorrow"
By Hillary M. Robinette |
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Day 2 - Information, Technology and Police Management
"Technology's Influence and Impact on Twenty First Century Criminal
Organizations"
By Richter H. Moore, Jr. [Deceased]
"Information, Technology versus Anarchy: Anticipating Civil Disorder
and Curbing the Effects of Individual terror to the Community"
By Peter Haeberer
"Computer Crime and Criminal Justice Training: Challenger, Issues
and Analysis"
By Merle Manzi
"Future Transition Issues as We Seek the Allusive Paperless Office"
By Ralph M. Womack
"Pen-Based Computing for Electronic Field
Reporting"
By Florence Starzynski |
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# 3 Temporarily not available |
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Day 2 - Information, Technology and Police Management
"The FRIEND System"
By Michael C. Bookser
Day 3 - People & Policing
"The Future of Community Policing"
By Robert Trojanowiecz [Deceased]
"Community Policing, New Cars and TV: Conflicting Paradigms?"
By Larry S. Kraus
"Police: A Future of Utopia or Dystopia"
By Richard N. Holden and Allen D. Sapp
"Looking to the Future: The Change in London's Corporate Policing
Strategy in Preparation for the 21st Century"
By David L. Carter and Andra J. Katz |
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Day 3 - People & Policing
"The Future Reflected in Cultural Diversity Training"
By Dennis W. Bowman
"The Future of TQM and Citizen Review Boards"
By Allen W. Cole III
"Community Policing: A Mentoring Program to Deter Juvenile Delinquency"
By Marti D. Felker, John R. Tharp and Marion Boss
"Merging Public and Private Security for Collective Benefit: Philadelphia's
Center City District"
By Jack R. Greene, Thomas M. Seamon and Paul R. Levy
"The Road to Something Better: The Implications of Recruitment
and Hiring of Police Officers for the Future"
By Michael Butler |
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Day 3 - People & Policing
"A Future Personnel Resource Pool: Retiring Baby Boomers"
By Stanley D. Friedman
"Training and Educating Command for the Future"
By Dennis W. Bowman
"Future Trends Affecting America's Jails"
By Richard D. Sluder and Allen D. Sapp
"Politics and Police Management: Implications for the Future of
Policing"
By Richard E. Walton
"Innovative Concepts in Preventing Border Violence: An Emerging
Issue for the Future"
By Adolfo Gonzales |
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"Knowledge,Wealth, and Violence at the Edge of the 21st Century"
(available for download) |
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These files are available to the
public to download but may not
be reproduced for outside
dissemination without written
permission from Police Futurists
International Board of Directors.
It is expected that appropriate
citation be followed and
attributed to the Author and
the Society of Police Futurists
International.
© Police Futurists International |
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1991 Photo Gallery click here |
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“Police Leadership in the 21st Century”
May 2 – 5, 1993
Maritime Institute
Baltimore, Maryland
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