HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolutions - 1978.04.06 - 12551Miscellaneous Resolution No. 33 2 April 6, 1978
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BY; PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE - Henry W. Hoot, Chairman
IN RE: APPLICATION FOR THE RESEARCH INTERN PROGRAM
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
WHEREAS the National Institute of Corrections can make available a sum
of S3,000 for conducting a Research Intern Program within the Jail facility; and
WHEREAS the application and the acceptance of the Research Intern Program
grant requires no local cash match and implies no continuation agreement; and
WHEREAS the Finance Committee has attached a favorable Fiscal Report
to the Research intern Program application; and
WHEREAS the Public Services Committee has favorably reviewed the application
of the Research Intern Program to be installed within the Oakland County Sheriff's Department
NOW THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED that the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
approve the filing of the application of the Research intern Program consistent with the
attached budget schedule and program summary; and
BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED that upon the completion of the Research Intern
Program a final report will be submitted to the Public Services Committee.
THE PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE, by Henry 'At Hoot, Chairman, moves
the adoption of the foregoing resolution.
PUBLIC SERVICES COMMITTEE
FISCAL REPORT
BY: FINANCE COMMITTEE, PAUL E, KASPER, CHAIRMAN
IN RE: RESEARCH INTERN PROGRAM GRANT
TO THE OAKLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS
Mr. Chairman, Ladies and Gentlemen:
The Finance Committee has reviewed the proposed Grant Application
for the Research Intern Program and finds the proposed grant:
1) Is for a four (4) month period commencing on final- acceptance
aff the grant,
2) Application or acceptance of this grant does not obligate the
County to any future funding,
3) Total funding required is $3,000 which is entirely Federally
funded,
4) The $3,000 is for the employment of a research intern to develop
an in-house training and development program for Sheriff Department cor-
rectional personnel.
The Finance Committee, by Paul E. Kasper, Chairman, recommends acceptance
of the foregoing report and referral of the information contained therein to
the Public Services Committee in accordance with Miscellaneous Resolution
.3341 5 Federal and State Grants Procedures, Paragraphs II, III and IV.
FINANCE COMMITTEE
Paul E. Kasper, Chairman
JOHANNES F. SPREEN
Sheriff
ROBERT NYOVICH
Undersheriff
• It 9 ', SHEITI t Sg..,k-4.4
ISA MENT
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OAKLA UNTY
1201 North Telegraph Road Pont a c, Michigan 48053
313/858-5000
NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF CORRECTIONS
RESEARCH INTERN PRO=M
The purpose of the National Institute of Corrections Research
Intern Program is to provide local correctional agencies with
as stance in administering Primry research programs. So too,
this program's purpose is to devel -D and to enrich the educa-
tion of university students who ha -.-e selected adult corrections
as a course of study. Thro=.1(,11 pro-,-iding funding so that research
interns can be employed within corl-ecti -nal agencies the National
Institute of Corrections hopes to be i=pactful on two levols,
The 0a1,-land County Sheriff's 1:epar -I--,n--, hopes to employ one (1)
Graduate Student Intern durin7 the summ.er of 1978. This reo,earcher
would be employed to gather data which will serve as foundation
for the development of a comprehensive in-service training program
within the correctional facility.
OBJECTIVES
The specific objectives of the pro --3-sed research effortfollow:-
(1) To determine the specifL and varied training needs
of correctional perzcnn: assigned to the County Jail.
(2) To determine the best methods for training within the
Corrective Services Division.
(3) To identify and to ex.aznine any Potentials within the
divisional staff whi::h might be implemented in the
trainin,7 plan; and, ifentify potential problems
which 1-dlit preclui the use of specific methods of
tralning.
cPPoiesT„te1n.05-1zu 24,o/lee.movit (Dedicofocl_ to CP;m::feencT, g Covtee,
EXP:CTED BYNEI,ITS:
The work of the p-oposed research intern will contribute to the
development and the continued i=rovement of a cozprehensive in-
service training program withfn the Corrective Services Division.
Additional long-range benefits are expected to follow the consequent
improvement of training. These 7 .1mc,luo:e(1) The general improvement
of the quality and the efficiency of the correctional staff; (2) the
improvement of the morale and the motivation of correctional staff;
and, (3) a reduction of avoidable critical incidents within the Jail
PROGRAM EVAIUATION
The evaluation of the Research IL:ern Program will include a re-
port of the research findings. In addition, several specific
questions relative to the irs7artion of the Intern Program will
be addressed:
(1) Were the specific cbjeciTives of the program reached?
If not, why not?
(2). What, if any problems were encountered in the develop:
ment and the administration of the research effort?
(3) That are the relative a-Ivantages/disadvantages of utili-
zing graduate students in research efforts withIn the
correctional. settir?
PROGRAM COST:
. The total cost of the Research Intern Program is slightly under -
$3,000,00, This represents c.7.,mpensation awarded to the graduate
student and does not include budget for fringe benefits or travel,
(Neither of these exnenses will incurred.)
Acceptance of this award does not require any local match and does
not imply any continuation commitment
Any individual member of the Oakland ".7ioan -1-y Board of Commissioners miy request
a complete draft of the Research Intern Program Alopliatisn from Sgt, E.Sparkman,
(858-5029), As always, we will be nest happy to answer any questions which
you might have regarding this proposal,
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OMB Approvai No. 29--R0213.
11. NURSER 3. STATE niow*
FEDERAL ASSISTANCE 2. APRIL FIT(' 1 APPLICA, CANT'S A-9 Clearinghouse 710N
I. TYPE PREAPPUCATION APPLI, b. DATE irrEArri- v. DATE . Year xsossa- day
OF
ACTION APPLICATION CATION ig /7/f. '-rIA t FIER ASSIGNED X9
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boat [I REPORT OF FEDERAL ACTION Maras
4, LEGAL APPLIC-ANT/RECIPIENT S. FEDERAL EMPLOYER IDENTI TION NO.
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b. Orgeniution UnIt Corrective Services Division i Fa.
c. SIrsai/P.O. Boo 1201 N. Telegraph Road [PRO. • U BE I 6 2
d. Ciry Pontiac 4. c.ftts : Oa ki and I GRAM b. TITLE
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a 7., TITLE AND DESCRIPTION OF APPLICANTS PROJECT ,I EL TYPE. OF APPLICANT/RECIPIENT
8 EA-Stata Research Intern Program: 0,C_S. 1./ Co rrective 10.-latwatais 1.4.-Eznimuai &Boo Agency
I- filohar Educatkfflai irrstitution
,` D-Substaits .1-14diert Tribe
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I E-City ..
1 Employment of one (1) research intern cor , E-School Diattict
I Q.-Spade Purpou
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period of three (3) months full -time
District
. TYPE OF ASSISTANCE Ent4r GP.PruP:r454e h'n a per
Pa-aatIc Grant D-Irounince
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V 10. AREA OF PROJECT IMPACT flVomes of Ci t UM.. easiseriea, 11. ESTIMATE1D NUM. i 12. TYPE OF APPLICATION
Stotss, =Pte..) BER OF P-ERSONS .4.4-4o,, C-Flavialon 1-Augment-elm I3Et-eF,FITI?oG ES-Flonos-si D-Continoatioo County oc Oakland/ !',ichioan 2 Interns _ Kra-or .43,2,opriatz rethf
i 13. PROPOSED FUNDING 14. CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICTS OF i IL TYPE OF CHANGE (For Jto or )to)
--F s. FSDER_AL I 1 , "7" . . D0 o. APPLICANT PR0JE C'T B-Decreaso [loiters
that
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,I el^^ ---- A-bureau Dorm F-O (Spooijy):
i 19 IP C.--Incrooss Daration
Li. APPLIWIT' AO D-Docracso nureilals WA
F.-Cancellation c. STATE .00 16. PROJECT START ),7. PROJECT DATE 1`,. DURATIO,N Essteo uppro.
d. LOCAL .00 19 7rr 11'3 L 14 Months Pilaf tattar CO _
a. OTHER 1 00 18. ESTIMATED DATE TO Yo' mo...f.A dor., 39. EXISTING FEDERAL IDENTIFICATION NUNKFtEF!
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BE SUBMITTED TO I,
FEDERAL AGENCY la. 19
20 FEDERAL AGENCY TO RECEIVE REQUEST bYars.i. Cily, Sio..t& z ' p (....,i78 ) N_Liona ns itute 21. REMARKS ADDED
of Corrections, 320 First St„ NW., Washin gton, D.C. 20534 0 Yes f3 No --
22, : a. To the Seat of rrry inc.altalge and bellt(77;, . if recoil-ad by Of Cn roolor A-----35 tim, opo4tootI0n loos submittad, pursuant to in- No 7 ot-: Responew
eS data in t.,:44 otaappbcation/anpikation ars ! atruct,on2 thertio, to opo,oto cleornaoo.mes 8 rl d VI i Irti;erures % rE a rtaa 414: SpOn.s a qj toe....Ved
THE trot and prrect, the document has bean ,I
y APPLICANT duly aothalial by Dm gmearalag body of ' 17. I .-• 0. D - CERTIFIES the oxlt and ?No opoiicaok yip comply 1 i.
THAT Ilk- %V i th MU etVtched sluran000 If thy assist- 12) 0 0
onso is BK...7n4. 1 t3) D D
5 23'.. TYPED NAME 14D TITLE b, SIGKATURE C.. DATE n E
CERTIFYING Toter too-WA dor
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* SENTATIVE 19
24. AGENCY NAME 25. APPLICA- Yaw, stao-0 dig SION Department of Justice RECEIVED 19
26. ORGANIZATIONAL, UNIT 27. ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICE 25. FEDERAL APPLICATION IDENTIFICATION ti $ National Institute of Corrections Bureau of Prisons
§ 29. ADDRESS 30. FEDERAL GRANT
g 320 First St NW, D. C. 20534 IDENTIFICATION
g 31. ACTION TAKEN 32- FUNDING l'sar Inostt.is dos/ 34. Yaw' anost-th do-2,
STARTING. 21 0 s. AWARDED , li FEDEFtAL . . n 5 .00 33. ACTION DATE Oa 9 DATE /9 d _
! 0 b. R"EjECTED , E. APPLICANT .00 35. CONTACT FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMA- 35, Year esscost.k. dasto (Ssoo.4 o...d t.44-phoil4 Iva pnb or)
0 r_ RETURNED FOR c_ STATE I .W
TIDN ENDING DATE 19
PAEROME,IfT 4, LOCAL .00 37. REMARKS ADDED
a rl d. DEFERRED : .. armEn .00 E - v D *. WITHDRAYIN I. TOTAL $ .00 0 Yet ZINO
35. B. In tatina loon,* action. ony COM1114.71,2d rocrived from cleaxnerais wart coo. I b. FEDERAL AGENCY A-45 OFFICIAL
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FEDERAL AGENCY - n Ms bsoa or is bvill mod*.
A-95 AaTIDN
STANDARD FORM 424 PA 0I 1 (10-75)
F'snasce-sluatb G3A.7.10,0Arwasommont Cimehar
SECTION IV: Rema rks PART I
Item #7: The applicant wishes to amend the original research concept
draft request of two (2) st!.:ent interns and instead apply
for the employment of one (l)intern -.. It is our feeling that
the inclusion of one intern will necessitate greater and con-
. tinued interaction with supervisory and front-line staff; this
easing the reception and the activity of the research pmlect,
Item 3.
Does this assistance request resOrtr clearinghouse
revisew in accordance with OMB Circufar A-95?
1..Artoch Commoner)
item 5.
th.. proposed ra;it,...1 cowered by on approved compre.
hensive plan?
--Yes
Cheek o-ne: State in ._
Local r--- 1 , i
Regional .r" j .
KLL No LocMion of Men
Item 9.
the el $111tar,Se --e-giMSted cause ?ho displocement
of individusis, fne usinesses, or forms?
Number of
s
Families
Businesses
_Yes_ XX .No Farms
PART
PROJECT APPROVAL INFORMATION
Ito*. 1
Does this at sistonce request require State, local,
telionol, or other priority toting?
y„ XX
- Item 2.
DORS 4118 0$13iliCerree request require Stare; or loco/
aelvisory, educotionol or he-olth clearances?
Nome of Governing Body —
Priority Rating
Nome o 1 Agency Or
Boord
yies XX No Attoch Doeumentation)
XX
Item 4.
Does this assistance requ9Sf require StWe, tor.tal,
regional or other p:onning approval?
!two 6. .
Wilt the os,sistoncerettuesTed serve a Federal XX Nome of Federal hystoilotion ..
inst.liceit,-,7 _ Yes .No Fecieral P0pula-t-,041 bene4itirv9 freAri
. .._ _ ___.,........_
%tom 7.
Will the assistance requested be on Federal !czndOF Name of Federal Instcholion_ .
installation? Locario,r, of. Federal Land
Yv$ XX No Percent of Project
it. a.
will the 0,s;,tance requested hove an impoct or effed See instructions for odditional fnforrnciorr to he
on the envimnrrient? provide-4.
Yes XX p..io
Item TO.
1% Ph-ere [0.4-1.er reinteZ assistance on thiS project provo OuS, See inst,i,ictions for additional informotion to be
peeci,e9 , or -rtficaved?
____XX prov;disa
Yes No
-
Norm:, of App.1-0 ,eing Agency
Date .
No
0,41, 1.1V n(111i0
30, TOTALS
SECTION F — OTHER BUDGET INFORMATION
Eniti6ilspro0 5i,ecto Niessatery)
D9,9411ChIrrpam:
2, 1exlh,,C0 C11919001
Remohl:
$3,00M0
SECTION D — FORECASTED CASH NEEDS
Teavoi 9,N 949. Yoo4 Quor9L4. 2e549 Otraveee 3,4 Ouooter
13 Fmckorol
14. Neon-F4.darap
IS, TOTAL
3,ono,00 is 3.,To,on . .$
.3 ,CY10,00 s 's
SECTION E — BUDGET ESTIMATES OF FEDERAL FUNDS NEEDED FOR BALANCE OF THE PROJECT
16„ ReSeaa'intern
12
1$.
FUTURE FUND9PiC PERIODS (YEARS')
(90
LT13 (41 SECOKO (4,) FOURTH
SECTION C NON-FEDERAL RESOURCES
(a) Grow Psigram, • 1:,1 APPL!CAI4T (41 ST ATE ' (d) OTHER SOURCES (o) TOTALS
.. s
9. .
90.
1 . — ,„-----.
12, TOTALS S S'
PART IV PROGRAM NARRATIVE (AttacIl ino•ructian)
CPO oc.-ne.;44.
5. ()bled Class C*egoiles
•
1. Personnel
b. Fringe Beoefits
C. TaNei
- F.smoloo. Acill...4ty
3)
5
Tt.4.10-
(5)
7, Progrea Income
PART Ili — BUDGET INFORMATION
SECTION A — BUDGET SUMMARY -------.----__ - —
Grew Pf99l0.9. E S4 iRw=r70.4 tir•OW 454494 IP 49,44 8 M 9 91 e Revilme.4 B 9 404.1
F unct km, Fa.4,001 ------
Of C.414910 CI NO1 Tido...A Nor, F 4 .4.n oi 'Firgosaq 440n•Ir ado-1,4 ny. Trol Acliv o
te) 43 .
L Research 16„602 $ . 000,0 i
,. 1
3.
4.
5. TOTALS is 3,000,00 •
SECTION B — BUDGET CATEGORIES
r. PERSOT1EL
PART III RESEARC4 INTERN P7flr.R
BUDGET NARPATIVE
The budget request for the Research Intern Program is strictly
limited to the costs of e-plov'no one (1) graduate research
intern for a three month oerio',, mo fringe tene 27 its have he ,:.,r
budge7ted for nor-merit te7:berary employees are not eligible
for such benefits.
-One -hundred- percent f 1TY ) 0.4= these costs will be assumed
by the Natibbal -Institute Dfrrecti.bns To county. buy-in" • • -
is required. „.
II. OTHER EXPENSES .
All general and miscellaneous expenses, office supplies and 'tike s
will be assumed by the on-goirp Training and Corrections functions
within the Jail. ( For full detail, see " Research Supnorts", )
PART IV PT.SFAPflP, INTETI PPP1
P7nrIPz‘1 NAPPATTV7
I. STATPENT OF NEED//CL;D,IFICATION Cs:=7,7 7 VE:
Primarily, the need for the de ,:e1c7rent. of a co7rehensive
corrections training and professiol develment pronram riir-
tates research and evaluation in the traini7g/develonment areas.
Through providing an in-house research effort throlmh the assistance
of a:. research intern and in cec7eroni with Law Enforcement ore-
fessiljnals assigne71 to training efforts, it is the Sheriff's . Depart-
ment's goal to develop a truly ocr.7-ehensive and long-range training
development progra-7,
Specific', objectives of the potentil research effort follow:
(1) To determine the training reeds of the .corrections personnel using:
a) information relative to cental and crucial officer functions;
b) officers' 7ereentions of ir---rtant s'‹rills and characteristics;
c) informatior relative to the .-YL..,cati7nal goals and interests of
correctional personnel.
(2) To determine ootirum rodalities for training programs base on:
a) officer's input;
b) detailed review of available res.: 1 ,oe data;
c) assessment of officer's cur-ent educati',ral levels/educational fields.
(3) To identify and to examine any oresentf7otential harriers to training
and professicral develeore-t Y.'thi7., the correctional setting. These as
indicates thrc ,_Igh:
a) officers needs for traininolofflcars nercentions of training functions;
b) facilities and resources availadle r training/development functions.
7"VM 77 ' 77 Pc-TTS/BENEFITS OF RESF AP r, INTERN Pr4.2,P.JI
17is ex•.cted that the work of the research intern will directly
co the development and to the contir-Jing im7rovement of a compre-
-erse training program with the Oakland Cpuntv Correctional Facility .
7teTy, the research Project wi11:
provide administration with information relative to the
reeds and attitudes of corrections officers relative to
trainina and develonment_
'2) provide officersdirect innt and inclusion in training
:ronram olanning
'3) :rovide management with information relative to the vocational
coals and interests of corrections staff, thereby providing an
2-- assist or ongainp manament. functions,
--rur7ner, it is expected that the lch'7,-term outcome of this effort and
:ne i=nccrJant increase in training activity and capability will be
--iicn'fican,tly beneficial to the Corrective Services Division. We are
:onfent that this activity will eventmallv result in:
(I) 1, general improvement in the cuality and the efficiency of
Correctional Officer .
1 reduction in staff turn -cver within the Division.
I3) reduction in avoidable critical incidents within the Jail.
reduction in avoidable absenteeism
An improvement in employee morale and motivation
-t -7nbulf be noted that the Research, Intern. Proora7 proposed here
's test reviewed as the initial step in a series of Steps designed
to '71Drc,e the quality and the scone o' training within the correctional
se7,71nc% Therefore, the eynected outcome of the research project
muac be viewed contioent upon the eventual development of increased
traininn
III. IPPR0ACHPETMO7s0LOGY
A. Review of Relevant Literature
'preliminary to the central effort of the research intern, it will
be necessary to review litera ture relevant to their field of inquiry.
This will include studies ,qhick &rectiy examine the correctional
Perscnnel within Oakland Co ,!rity as well as material on outside agencies.
B. Orientation
OHentation.of the:research •inter:, will ihclude. interviews with key
staff persons on assignment withie the Oakland County Sheriff's De-
partment; Michigan Department. of .,'orrections -- Office of Facility •
••••.. • -S -rviH,,s',-----key -pesdnriel•ssigH. other courylevel.urrectional • •
fadilitias and other named nescvi.rce persons who might provide assistance
or guidance in the research effort. .•
C. Corrections Staff Briefing
Immediately Preceeding actua -, data collection, it is imperative
that the research intern, toc,-1.tt ,:,- with the Training Sergeant,
nrovide a full briefing to all correctional supervisory personnel.,
An effort will be made to ins,)re that as many front-line personnel
are included in the Correcticos S,:a-f Briefing as well.
The purpose of the briefing is:
(1) To illustrate the co-^erative effort of Sheriff's Department
Training Personnel and fre Rcsaarch Intern
(2) To explain the research -al-hcology and the Purpose of the
research project.
(3) To solicit the assistance and the support of key correctional per-
sonnel in the actual admi -ist-ation of the research instruments and
materials.
D. Determination of Instruments and Inventories
The research intern will have the responsibility to determine the
instruments and the detail of metho 4 which will be used to advance
his inquiry. Using the review of literature already completed, as
well as the resource nersons which will be available to him/her,
the student will review this selection with supervision presenting
information relative to the validityfreliability of the instruments.
Ease of administration and scoring will be primary factors in the
selection process.
::-Administration of P.'65e-afctl' Study Instrume
A random selection of the correctional staff will be made using -
standard sampling met',ods. Representatives from all ranks/all roles
within the Division will be included in the sample nopulation.
Actual administration of data instruments will follow.
F. Data Analysis and Review
The research intern will be responsible for primary data analysis and
review This review will include a summary of the intern's method,
operating procedures and preliminary research findings.
G. Final Report and Recommendations
Working closely with the sergeant assigned to training, key correctional
persennal and jail a d ministration, the research intern will be responsible
for the final preparation of the Final Deport and Recommendation on
Correctional Trainirr: and 9evelopment.
Final Report/Recommendations Complete
Project Evaluation submitted/ National Institure
August 30, 1978
September 30, 1978
OAKLAND COUNTY SHERIFFS DEPARTMENT
RESEARCH INTERN PROGRAM PROPOSED TIMETABLE DRAFT
OPERATION
Application Received/ National Institute
Advertiement and Sol ection Boqins
• Intern Begins Employment
-- Orientation
-- Literature Review
Corrections Staff Briefing
Instruments identified
Methodoloy formalized
Data Collection
Preliminary Review Begins
TARGET DATE
-March 15, 1978
May I, 1978
June 1, 1978
June 15, 1978
June 25, 1978
July 1, 1978
July 30, 1978
IV. AVAILABLE SUPPORT RESOURCES
Individuals within and outside of the Sheriff's Department will
be available to Provide assistance to the intern assigned to the
Corrections Research Project. Eellcing r9 have provided a listing
of key persons which will support the rese a rch effort:
AGENCY/STAFF PERSON PLATT -: ;HIP WITH INTEP.
Carl G. Matheny
Lt. Corrective Services
Sgt, E. Sparkmln
Training Sergeant
Sgt B. Erickson
Administrative Sgt,
Terry Pitcher/
Don Waiters
Michigan Dept. of Corrections
Trainers
Principal contact administrator within
the Jail.
Will consult with intern twice/month,
1.7Mediate supervisor; resource person
Will have daily/al most daily contact
with intern,
Sot. Erickson will provide technical
assistance and support to intern,
relative to jail procedure/scheduling/
potential problem areas.
Contact: As
These individuals will assist in providing
a preliminary overview of training/ training
s.,--vey efforts throuclho ,Jt the State.
Contact: f!.riticipated during start-up .
and at the end of the project.
Polly Herley
Program Coord,
Will :o-ovide on-going assistance - relative
to tec'inical development of research project;
recruitment of general or specialized
assistance not immediately available;
assistance with analysis and renorting,
=VALUATIO•
-SO that the Oakland County Sheriff's Department and so that the
National Institute of Corrections can evaluate the success and the
imact of the Research ntern Pr.naran within Oakland County, the
followiroconcerns will be addressed in the evaluatory report:
Were the needs, the methods and the potential harriers
relative to training identified through this effort?
Specific findings of the research will be included here.
(2) What, if any,problems were encountered in the development
and/or the administration of the research effort.
Part.t..r.ular difficuitis be clarified al6no' vIth sucglested
methods for avoiding those problems.
(3) A summary of the officers' attitudes toward inelusion/not7.
inclusion in the research project will be provided.
(4) Finally, the submitted evaluation will address itself for the
potential of utilizine research interns in this, and other
areas of concern.
As an internship Program, a significant part of the evaluation of the
program is necessarily an objective review of the outcomes of the pro-
ject. So too however, the student's perceptions of his/her Project should
also be solicitted. Some comment relative to the Percieved value of
the research on program change is necessary, Additionally, the experience
of the intern should be reviewed relative to its value within his/her
educational Program.
)
Tv AcS22,ACES AND INTENT TO 'O"PlY
The applicant formally acknowle-7es nd acrees to the nuidelines
included in the application materials received. It is our purpose
and intent that:
\.
(1) No relative of any Tilerr cf the department will he e7ployed
by these funds.
\
The intern will meet with the agercy arlinistrator at least
twice each picrlth for a se17 -':nar-lie discussion.
.(3) The -tntern•w'ill be e.nrollli in clrad(Aa Schf).01 and will -
der=strate the succPsful comp 4;et.ion cf not less than 24
semester: hours .or 36 carter hours at his/her time ofern-.
plbym -eht.'
Further, the applicant assures that compliance with expressed federal
guidelines and regulations will ne nade.
#8392 April 6, 1978
Moved by Hoot supported by Fortino the report be accepted and the
resolution be adopted.
AYES: Price, Roth, Wilcox, Aaron, Daly, DiGiovanni, Doyon, Fortino,
Gabler, Gorsline, Hoot, Kasper, Kelly, Lanni, McConnell, McDonald, Moffitt,
Montante, MoxIey, Murphy, Olson, Page, Patterson, Pernick, Peterson. (25)
NAYS: None. (0)
A sufficient majority having voted therefor, the report was accepted
and the resolution was adopted.
STATE OF MICHIGAN)
COUNTY OF OAKLAND)
I, Lynn D. Allen, Clerk of the County of Oakland and
having a seal, do hereby certify that I have compared the annexed copy of
Resolution #8392 adopted by the Oakland County Board of Commissioners
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at their meeting held on April 6, 1978
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with the original record thereof now remaining in my
office, and that it is a true and correct transcript
therefrom, and of the whole thereof.
In Testimony Whereof, I have hereunto set my hand and
affixed the seal of said County af Pontiac, Michigan
6th April . •
Lynn D. Allen. Clerk
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