San Diego Regional Training Center
10455 Sorrento Valley Rd. Ste. 202     
San Diego, CA 92121
Telephone: 858-550-0040     Fax: 858-550-0131
 

CA POST CERTIFIED LAW ENFORCEMENT TRAINING
 POST Master Instructor Development Program (MIDP)
 
 
 
Master Instructor Development Program Class 22 Graduates
Congratulations to POST's newest Master Instructors
October 2006 to October 2007
Michael Agnew – Fresno Police Department
David C. Bertini – Pacifica Police Department
Ed Barberini – San Mateo County Sheriff's Department
Christopher G. Cano – El Monte Police Department
George Cartwright – Clovis Police Department
Peter Diaz – Sacramento Police Department
Joseph M. Dulla Jr. – Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
Scott Allen Gillis – San Diego County Sheriff's Department
Robert Glock – Oakland Police Department
Tori Hughes – Stanislaus County Sheriff's Department
Christopher Stephen Jacoby – Redding Police Department
Timothy Long – Long Beach Police Department
Dean R. Menart – El Monte Police Department
Leonard Rosson – Corcoran Police Department
Anthony Sotos – Los Angeles County Police Department
Monica Yu – Los Angeles Police Department

Facilitators
Michael B. Gray James H. Fraser

MIDP 22 is the last course in the present format. MIDP has been in existence since the early 1990's. During that time over 200 students have been graduated from the program and those individuals have had a marked influence on the quality of California law enforcement training in ways that are near impossible to quantify.

In 2008 the Master Instructor Certification Course will replace the present format. This will be Level Four of the POST Instructor Development Institute; with the three preceeding levels ( basic, intermediate and advanced) providing the student with new knowledge, skills and competencies.

More information can be found on the new instructor development process by clicking here.


The comments below from MIDP graduates provides some insight into the experience one gains from having attended the Master Instructor Development Program.
“ I have never been to a better class in 12 years of law enforcement. You’ll never teach
the same way again. As an instructor, I am much more imaginative, my teaching methodology is different. I see it in my evaluations.”
– MIDP Graduate
“Are you kidding, the skills learned in MIDP have positively affected every aspect of my career. Most importantly, it has helped me to be a more effective teacher/trainer. Since MIDP, I have written a book and many published articles, became a mentor, presented seminars, started a consulting business, taught throughout California, and am regularly contracted by POST. MIDP was a gift.”
– MIDP Graduate
“By far, without a doubt, the most challenging and the most fruitful class in my entire life. Outstanding program. It’s not for everyone. It’s not a program anyone can take and pass.”
– MIDP Graduate
“MIDP totally changed me; how I view myself as an instructor. It is a very tough program. It held me accountable where most training normally doesn’t.”
– MIDP Graduate
"I just wanted to take the opportunity to say that I am truly thankful to be a part of MIDP Class 18. I have been fortunate enough to have attended a lot of law enforcement training courses over the years and I must say that Class 18 has been the most enjoyable one I have been involved in. The blend of intelligent, helpful classmates along with our outstanding instructors has made this journey a true hoot."
– Written while a student; now an MIDP Graduate
Alan Caddell
Vicki Dellone
Jim Fraser
Mike Gray
Larry Ellsworth
Dr. Jerry Kemp
  
Rodger Ruge
Along with the superb support of Master Instructors who were
mentors and/or taught in the program.
MIDP Coordinator
Mike Gray
POST MIDP Program Manager
Bryon G. Gustafson
ATT
E NDEE TESTIMONIALS