ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE PROGRAM Advisory Committee
The Skyline College ADMJ Program is a member of, and participant in, the San Mateo County Law Enforcement Training Managers Association (SMCLETMA), which has long served as the ADMJ Program’s professional Advisory Committee.
Purpose
The committee’s purpose is to facilitate a close and continuing working relationship with representatives of the various law enforcement and justice agencies in San Mateo County, and includes participation by CSM and Skyline College Administration of Justice programs.
This partnership facilitates ongoing collaboration that has helped the ADMJ Program remain abreast of current events in the field for instructional purposes, and has effectively prepared our students for employment opportunities in law enforcement and criminal justice.
Functions
The committee gathers specialized information on new developments, technical requirements, and legal updates for instructional purposes, and hiring trends necessary for effective program operation; provides a cooperative relationship between the college and the various justice agencies of the community interested in the program; makes recommendations for new or modified curriculum; and assists college staff in evaluating specific aspects of occupational programs to assist students pursue careers.
Memberships
The committee is comprised of a wide representation of professionals from various local criminal justice organizations and agencies, such as law enforcement, courts, corrections, prosecuting and defense attorneys, probation, parole, paralegal, and educators in these fields.
Meetings
SMCLETMA meetings are held on the third Tuesday of every month from 2:00 to 3:00 pm at the Belmont Police Department, #1 Twin Pines Lane, Belmont, Ca. 94002.
Resources
- CTE Program Advisory Committee Goals & Objectives
- Advisory Committee Purpose
- Advisory Committee By-Laws
- San Mateo County Law Enforcement Training
- Managers Association
- 2018 Legal Update Reference Guide