R1 700 Behavioral Science for Leaders: The West Point Way – Hayden
September 14-18 2026, 8:00am-5:00pm
Credit Hours: 40
Course Number: R1 700
Description:
In this condensed version of the traditional three-week leadership course, we present materials based on the psychological interactions between human beings, understanding what the science says about how people relate to one another. We also draw on our collective art learned through trial and error as leaders to share and recognize best practices. The artful application of sound leadership principles that enhance the motivation, satisfaction, and performance of the men and women in your organization is one course goal. Our most important resource is our personnel. Focusing on their development must be the organization’s top priority.
In a time where law enforcement is often in the news, almost daily for the wrong reasons, it is important to encourage the growth and development of our public safety leaders. In this course, the leadership theories and accompanying strategies are taught primarily through a combination of direct instruction, video examples, and both classroom and small group discussion. The end goal is that you’ll gain some new tools, some great insights, and often – a renewed sense of purpose as a leader in your organization, regardless of your current position.
Several topics covered:
- Generational Differences
- Expectancy Theory
- Goal Setting
- Followership
- Group components
- intergroup conflict
- Bases of Power
- Leading Change
- Culture
- Transformational Leadership
Instructors: Frank Scalise
Location:
Kootenai County Sheriff’s office – North Campus
2451 W. Dakota Ave
Hayden, ID 83854
Registration Details:
Register by emailing: Kootenai CSO training
Remarks:
Local point of Contact: Brittini McDowell (208)4461318
