The Law Enforcement course will introduce students to the criminal justice system. This will include the three major components: Policing, Courts, and Corrections. The students will learn how the three components are connected and related. The course includes issues of history, our changing society, and advances in technology. Additionally, the course has been designed for the student to be introduced to modern law enforcement patrol procedures, tactics, and the performance of law enforcement duties in a competent and professional manner. Emphasis is on the day-to-day duties, routine assignments and overall objectives of a law enforcement officer in a patrol environment. This portion of the course will meet Introductory Law Enforcement requirements for college credit.

The purpose of the Emergency Medical Responder (EMR) course is to provide the knowledge and skill to meet the minimum job performance requirements of a first responder as defined by the United States Department of Transportation’s (DOT) National Standard Curriculum. This program is designed for law enforcement professionals. EMR candidates must demonstrate the knowledge and skill necessary to function safely and effectively as an integral member of the patient care team.