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New Officer, New Approach
SESSION INFO
Sunday, June 30, 2024
2:45 PM - 3:45 PM
Session Type: Workshop
Traditionally, basic law enforcement academies were set up as lecture-style classrooms. An instructor would tell recruits information, recruits would re-read the same information, and then the recruits would have to pass an assessment in order to graduate. At DPSST in Oregon, we have taken on a flipped instructional model. Flipped model? What does that mean? In a nutshell, we are giving the recruits the capacity to improve their problem-solving skills and hone in their critical thinking skills and it all starts in the classroom. Join me as I explore this method of instruction with you. As well as, discussing the accomplishments and challenges we faced.
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SESSION PRESENTERS
Brie Murphy
Academy Operations Manager, Oregon Department of Public Safety Standards and Training
Brie is the Lead Training Coordinator at DPSST. Prior to coming to DPSST, Brie worked in Multnomah County Parole and Probation where she supervised adults. Beyond the experience supervising adults, Brie also has an extensive background in working in the Juvenile Justice field including juvenile corrections, outdoor adventure camps and crisis intervention work. When Brie isn’t working, she spends time and great joy wrangling her almost 3-year-old twin daughters or chasing the ever-elusive "hole in one goal" on the golf course.
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