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Principles of management APPLIED RESEARCH

Pleasant Valley Police Department

Thomas Donnelly

Karl Hartenstine
Park University Internet Campus

A course paper presented to the School for Arts and Sciences and Distance Learning in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of
Baccalaureate

Principles of Management
Park University
November, 2011
TABLE OF CONTENTS Page

INTRODUCTION 4

BODY 6

Diversity Management 6

Ethical, Social, and Legal Responsibilities 8

International Business 8

General Planning & Strategic Planning 9 Organizing Work and Synergism 10

Organization Structure and Chart 11

Work Team Utilization 12

Staffing 12

Employee Training and Development 12

Motivating Employees 14

Leadership and Management 14

Managing Conflict and Stress 15

Managing Change 15

Controlling 16

Appraising and Rewarding 16

Operations Management and Plans 17

Operations Control 17

CONCLUSION 18

REFERENCES 19

INTRODUCTION

To most driving down interstate 35 and Interstate 435, Pleasant Valley Missouri could easily be mistaken for a speck on the map if not for the fifty foot QuikTrip sign that announces to passing travelers of the small town’s existence. Approximately 3,600 people call Pleasant Valley home; though even long time Clay County residents still utter the phrase “Pleasant Valley?...Where is that?” [plausibly] due to the fact that Pleasant Valley is approximately one square mile in overall size. Pleasant Valley Missouri was founded as a “Village” in 1945 on the outskirts of Liberty Missouri. From humble beginnings as a small farming community Pleasant Valley grew and continued to thrive as families began to settle in, thus creating a need for a school to



References: http://www.hrccj.org/pdfs/increasing_police_diversity.pdf Missouri Department of Public Safety, (2011) Sullivan Quick Codes Online. (2011). Pleasant valley missouri municipal codes. [Online]. Sullivan Publications. Retrieved from the World Wide Web: http://codes.sullivanpublications.com/codes-slp/ U.S Dumolt, M. (2011, November 18). Pleasant Valley Missouri Police Chief, Interview by T. Donnelly [Personal Interview]. Personal communication. Elder, J. (2011, November 18). Pleasant Valley Missouri Police Captain, Interview by T. Donnelly [Personal Interview]. Personal communication. Slater, D. (2011, November 5). Pleasant Valley Missouri Mayor, Interview by T. Donnelly [Personal Interview]. Personal communication.

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