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Record Group: 16 C Record Sub-Group: 11 Records Title: UMC; College of Public and Community Service; Institute of Public Safety Education; Administrative and Publication Records Dates: 1968-1984, bulk 1968-1981 Volume: 5 cubic feet, 6.25 linear feet Scope and Content Note (A88-35, A00-61) This Record Sub-Group contains materials generated by the Institute of Public Safety Education and the Law Enforcement Training Institute of the College of Public and Community Service. Included are files relating to public safety training, fire fighter training, civil defense training, in-service training, and law enforcement training. Included in this Sub-Group are Annual Reports of Activities and records pertaining to grant proposals and reports, short courses and seminars, law enforcement surveys (concerning salaries, minimum training standards, rural crime, and the law enforcement training evaluation), association correspondence, administration of programs, seminar and training bulletins, and news releases. Historical Note: The Law Enforcement Training program was formed in 1948 as part of the Office of Safety and Security at the University of Missouri. The first director of the program was Bernard Brannon, with the teaching component under the auspices of the University Extension Division. In 1968, when Brannon left the directorship of the program for the second time, the law enforcement training component split off from the Office of Safety and Security to become the Law Enforcement Extension Program, drawing much of its funding from Law Enforcement Assistance Administration grants. In 1974 the Law Enforcement Extension Program became part of the College of Public and Community Services, forming the Institute of Public Safety Education that included the Fire Training Program. In 1982 the Fire Training Program became a separate institute, and in the following year the Institute of Public Safety Education changed its name to the Law Enforcement Training Institute. Note to Archivist: This collection was reclassified from C:18/8/1 to C:16/10/1 in November 2003 Series Descriptions: This Sub-Group is divided into three record series. Series One contains correspondence files and materials concerning reports and administrative matters. Series Two holds records relating to seminars and short courses offered by the institute. Series three consists of the annual reports and program reviews. Series Outline Series One - Correspondence, Reports and Administration Series Two - Seminars and Short Courses Series Three - Annual Report of Activities and Program Reviews Inventory Series One - Correspondence, Reports, and Administration Box 1 FF 1 - Governor's Study on Extension Division, (1977) FF 2 - Extension Academic Plan Phase II, (1975) FF 3 - College of Public and Community Services Dean Administration, (1973-1978) FF 4 - College of Public and Community Services Dean Administration, (1973-1978) FF 5 - Community and Public Sector Committee, (1970-1973) FF 6 - Community and Public Sector Committee, (1970-1973) FF 7 - Public Safety Administration, (1974-1979) FF 8 - Public Safety Administration, (1974-1979) FF 9 - Public Safety Administration, (1974-1979) FF 10 - Public Safety Administration, (1974-1979) FF 11 - Public Safety Administration, (1974-1979) FF 12 - MEMIS Activity Reports, (1972-1973) FF 13 - Civil Disturbance Orientation Course - SEADOC, (1972-1976) FF 14 - Professional Resumes and Personal Data, (1970-1975) FF 15 - Public Safety - Firemanship, (1975-1976) FF 16 - Public Safety - Firemanship, (1975-1976) FF 17 - Public Safety - Firemanship, (1975-1976) FF 18 - Public Safety - Firemanship, (1975-1976) FF 19 - Firemanship, (1977-1978) FF 20 - Firemanship, (1977-1978) FF 21 - Firemanship, (1977-1978) FF 22 - Firemanship, (1977-1978) FF 23 - Firemanship, (1977-1978) Series One - Correspondence, Reports, and Administration (cont'd) Box 2 FF 1 - Firemanship, (1979) FF 2 - Firemanship, (1979) FF 3 - Public Safety - Firemanship - Civil Preparedness, (1973-1974) FF 4 - Public Safety - Firemanship - Civil Defense,(1972-1973) FF 5 - Frank Holloman - Coordinator of Security, (1971-1978) FF 6 - Enforcement Training Academy Advisory Committee, (1978) FF 7 - "Competition File" - Other Institutions Law Enforcement Programs, (1974-1977) FF 8 - Private Security Legislation, (1979) FF 9 - Sudden Infant Death Senate Bill 765, (1979-1981) FF 10 - Law Enforcement Training Information on Regional Councils, (1969-1979) FF 11 - Missouri Association of Criminal Justice Education, (1975-1978) FF 12 - Missouri Law Enforcement Trainers Association - MLETA Ways and Means Committee, (1979) FF 13 - Missouri Peace Officers Association Legislative Committee, (1979-1982) FF 14 - Missouri Council on Criminal Justice - MCCJ, (1973-1979) FF 15 - Missouri Council on Criminal Justice - MCCJ, (1973-1979) FF 16 - Law Enforcement Training News Releases, (1979-1984) FF 17 - Law Enforcement Training News Releases, (1979-1984) FF 18 - Police Salaries Survey, (1978-1979) FF 19 - "Rural Crime in MO", (1979-1980) FF 20 - Law Enforcement Survey, Minimum Standards - Training, (1971-1979) FF 21 - Law Enforcement Minimum Training Standards, (1972-1978) FF 22 - Law Enforcement Minimum Training Standards, (1972-1978) FF 23 - Administration of Justice: UMKC, UMSL, UMR, (1973-1979) Series Two - Seminars and Short Courses Box 2 (cont'd) FF 24 - Seminars - Summaries of Activities, (1968-1976) FF 25 - Title I Higher Education Act 1965 State-wide Police Training Program Project Upgrade, (1967-1969) FF 26 - Title VIII Housing Act of 1964 - Police Education for Smaller Communities Project Proposal, (1968-1969) Series Two - Seminars and Short Courses (cont'd) Box 3 FF 1 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Quarterly Reports, (1974-1975) FF 2 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Bowling Green,(1973) FF 3 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Butler,(1970-1974) FF 4 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Camdenton, (1971-1974) FF 5 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Cape Girardeau, (1971-1973) FF 6 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Carrollton, (1971-1973) FF 7 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Carthage, (1969) FF 8 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, El Dorado Springs, (n.d.) FF 9 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Farmington and Flat River, (1969-1974) FF 10 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Hannibal, (1971-1973) FF 11 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Higginsville, (1971-1975) FF 12 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Kirksville, (1968-1974) FF 13 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Macon, (1973) FF 14 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Marshall, (1968-1969) FF 15 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Maryville, (1969-1972) FF 16 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Moberly, (1971-1975) FF 17 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Nevada, (1970-1974) FF 18 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Poplar Bluff, (1970-1973) FF 19 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Region III, (1971-1973) FF 20 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Region IV, (1970-1973) FF 21 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Rolla, (1971-1974) FF 22 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Sedalia, (1970-1974) FF 23 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Sikeston and Kennett, (1971-1973) FF 24 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Sikeston and Kennett, (1971-1973) FF 25 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Trenton, (1971-1973) FF 26 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Warrenton, (1971-1973) FF 27 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, Warsaw, (1970-1972) FF 28 - Police Education for Smaller Communities, West Plains, (1970-1973) Series Two - Seminars and Short Courses (cont'd) Box 4 FF 1 - Arson Investigation, Cole and Audrian Counties, (1981-1982) FF 2 - Auto Theft, Columbia, (1973) FF 3 - Basic Law Enforcement, U.S. Forest Service, Columbia, (1975) FF 4 - Basic Report Writing for Police, Columbia, (1968-1969) FF 5 - Bomb Technicians, Columbia and Kansas City, (1978-1980) FF 6 - Burglary Seminar, Hillsboro, (1972) FF 7 - Capitol Security Officer and Mansion Security officer Training, (1979) FF 8 - Columbia Police Department, (1974-1977) FF 9 - Corrections Systems, (1974-1975) FF 10 - Criminal Identification, Columbia, (1972-1974) FF 11 - Death, Injury and Homicide, Shelbina, (1971) FF 12 - FBI Police Command School, Columbia, (1968) FF 13 - Fingerprint and Photography, Mountain View, (1973) FF 14 - Human Relations, Columbia,(1973) FF 15 - In Service Training, (1971-1973) FF 16 - Campus Police Academy, Columbia, (1971-1975) FF 17 - Jail Management, (1971-1973) FF 18 - Juvenile Officers, Columbia, (1972-1976) FF 19 - Juvenile Training General Interest, Canceled, (1975-1976) FF 20 - Law Enforcement Basic Training Program, (1981-1982) FF 21 - Law Enforcement Training Program, (1973) FF 22 - Livestock and Agricultural Chemical Theft, (1973) FF 23 - Livestock and Implement Theft, Region IV, (1973-1974) FF 24 - Livestock and Implement Theft, Region VIII, (1973-1975) FF 25 - Missouri State Fire Marshall's Training in Criminal Investigation, Columbia, (1980-1981) FF 26 - Missouri State Water Patrol Basic Training Program, (1980) FF 27 - National Convention on the System of Justice, Columbia, (1972-1973) FF 28 - Operation Police Power, Fort Leonard Wood, (1970-1972) FF 29 - Prosecutors, Judges and Law Enforcement Officers Training Program, Region III, (1973-1976) FF 30 - Robbery, Columbia, (1972) FF 31 - Sex Crimes Investigation, Columbia [RESTRICTED], (1970-1973) FF 32 - Sheriff's Department Training Program, Cape Girardeau, (1979) FF 33 - UMC Visitor Relations Seminars, (1980-1981) FF 34 - Uniform Police Record System Region XVII, Rolla, (1975-1976) Series Three - Annual Report of Activities and Program Reviews Box 5 FF 1 - Annual Report of Activities, (1970-1971) FF 2 - Annual Report of Activities, (1971-1972) FF 3 - Annual Report of Activities, (1972-1973) FF 4 - Annual Report of Activities, (1973-1974) FF 5 - Annual Report of Activities, (1974-1975) FF 6 - Annual Report of Activities, (1975-1976) FF 7 - Annual Report of Activities, (1976-1977) FF 8 - Annual Report of Activities, (1977-1978) FF 9 - Annual Report of Activities, (1978-1979) FF 10 - Annual Report of Activities, (1979-1980) FF 11 - Annual Report of Activities, (1980-1981) FF 12 - Annual Report of Activities, (1981-1982) FF 13 - Annual Report of Activities, (1982-1983) FF 14 - Annual Report of Activities, (1983-1984) FF 15 - Annual Report of Activities, (1984-1985) FF 16 - Review of the Missouri Fire and Rescue Training Institute, (6/1/1984) FF 17 - Review of the Department of Community Development, (5/29/1984) FF 18 - Program Review and Assessment of the School of Social Work, (6/1/1984) FF 19 - Strategic Profile Summary and Campus Program Review of the Department of Recreation and Park Administration, (6/1/1984) FF 20 - Program Review of the Law Enforcement Training Institute and working papers, (1/5/1984 through 6/1/1984) FF 21 - Law Enforcement Training Evaluation Survey, (4/24/1984) FF 22 -Law Enforcement Seminars and Training Bulletins with correspondence, (8/3/1981 - 6/15/1984) Restrictions Note: The Archives of the University of Missouri-Columbia is required by law and Board of Curator's policy to restrict access to some files and information. 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