IPS HISTORY
Mike Tallent named AVP at IPS
Steve Thompson named Executive Director of MTAS
IPS establishes the Leadership Academy
The Naifeh Center for Effective Leadership is established by the Tennessee Legislature
Don Green named Executive Director of LEIC
Paul Jennings named Executive Director of CIS following the retirement of David Hall
The National Forensic Academy opens its new 7,000-square-foot training facility
Mike Tallent named Executive Director of MTAS
IPS Surpasses the $2 million mark for the Campaign for Tennessee
Dr. Mary Jinks is named Vice President of Public Service for UT
Chuck Shoopman and Dr. Karen Holt became assistant vice presidents for IPS
Dr. Mary Jinks becomes Associate Vice President of IPS
The Mary and Jack Jinks Institute for Public Service (IPS) Scholarship is established
Daniel Baker becomes Executive Director LEIC
The Gary H. Hensley Municipal Management Internship Endowment is established for MTAS
Small Business innovation Research Program (SBIR) starts at CIS
David Hall becomes Executive Director of CIS
Hank Dye becomes Vice President of Public Relations and Government Affairs, overseeing IPS
LEIC receives $3 million to establish the Center for Homeland Security Training
LEIC receives funding for Project Safe Neighborhoods
Michael Garland becomes Executive Director for CTAS
National Forensic Academy™ (NFA™) begins to train crime scene investigators
CGT is dissolved
Tom Ballard becomes Vice President of Public and Government Relations
MTAS Elected Officials Academy begins
LEIC receives funding through the U.S. Justice Department Edward Byrne Fund
LEIC starts cybercrime training
Michael Sullivan becomes Executive Director of LEIC
