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| Executive Excellence Program |
| By nicic.gov |
| Published: 03/05/2013 |
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May. 05, 2013 - May. 17, 2013--This 10-month executive development program offers innovative learner-centered and competency-based training for future leaders of corrections agencies. Overview The Executive Excellence Program is conducted in two phases, with six blended activities planned between the two, and provides participants with the critical core capabilities, knowledge and skills needed to lead correctional organizations, both now and in the future. The program is based on the following four models: Developmental Model: To be successful, future correctional executives must possess a substantive knowledge of the corrections field. They must also be physically fit, ethically grounded, and intellectually challenged. Assessment and Feedback Model: Executives are more effective when they thoroughly understand themselves through systematic and constructive feedback from their bosses, peers, colleagues, faculty, and direct reports. Read More. |
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