(Self-Guided Microcredential) Community Policing and Procedural Justice - September 30, 2026

ID : 7274

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Course Overview:

This MCOLES approved course examines the principles and practices of community policing and how they differ from traditional crime-control models. Participants will explore strategies for meaningful community engagement, collaborative problem-solving, and increasing trust, legitimacy, and accountability within policing systems.

The course emphasizes practical application, ethical decision-making, and real-world case examples relevant to today’s policing and community contexts.

Course Covers:

Foundations of Community Policing: History, principles, and differences from traditional enforcement models
Community Engagement Strategies: Building relationships, trust, and collaboration with diverse communities
Problem Identification & Problem-Solving: Applying data-informed and community-centered approaches
Communication & Cultural Competence: Effective communication across cultures and communities
Accountability & Oversight: Transparency, legitimacy, and strengthening police-community trust

Student outcomes:

By the end of the course, participants will be able to:

Apply community policing principles in daily professional practice
Identify and address community concerns using collaborative problem-solving strategies
Communicate effectively with diverse populations using culturally responsive approaches
Strengthen trust, legitimacy, and accountability between police and the communities they serve
Integrate ethical considerations and best practices into policing and public safety roles

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Class Details

30 Session(s)
Online 24/7

Location
NA - Online

Instructor
Marilyn Corsianos

Course Fee (USD): $800.00

Registration Closes On
Wednesday, October 14, 2026 @ 12:00 AM

Schedule Information

Date(s)	Class Days	Times	Location	Instructor(s)
9/30/2026 - 11/30/2026	Online 24/7	12:00 AM - 12:00 AM	N/A - Online	Marilyn Corsianos