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Elevating Correctional Leadership




                                 The American Jail Association is excited to introduce the Jail Executive Institute
                                 formed in partnership with the University of Nebraska at Omaha, College of Public
                                 Affairs and Community Service, School of Criminology and Criminal Justice.
                                 Applications are now being accepted for the first class to be held September 19–24,
                                 2021 in Omaha, Nebraska.*
                                 JEI is designed to enhance the knowledge and skills of jail executives as they
                                 navigate their responsibilities and the challenges in their facility, including:
                                  Politics and Power                      Managing Media Relations
                                  Critical Incident Preparation           Diversity/Equity/Inclusion
                                  Managing Fiscal Resources               Use of Force
                                  Ethical Decision-Making                 Restrictive Housing

                                  Officer Wellness & Resilience           International and Domestic Terrorism
                                             For the purposes of the JEI, a jail executive is defined as:

                                 A person (sworn or civilian) who directs, administers, and/or is in charge of the
                                 operations of a local correctional agency and reports directly to the sheriff, and/or
                                 county/city governing body or board. The jail executive has the final decision-making
                                 authority in the facility with regard to policies and procedures, staff and inmate
                                 safety and security, maintenance, staffing, training, all programs, and preparation of
                                 annual budgets and expenditures
                                                                         or
                                 is a member of your executive command staff. Ideally, this person is involved with
                                 executive level policy, operational, budget, and human resource/disciplinary decisions.

                                 Program Fee: $2,995 payable after acceptance. This fee covers tuition, class
                                 materials, lodging, some meals, and snacks. The participant is responsible for
                                 airfare and transportation to and from the airport.


                                                 For more information on
                                             how to apply and the program
                                        requirements, visit americanjail.org/jei.


                                 *JEI consists of three segments: classroom, virtual, and oral presentation. The classroom segment is in Omaha.
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