Who is responsible for the day-to-day conduct of IPS classes?

• A. Dean of IPS
• B. Class Supervisor
• C. Cadet
• D. Associate Dean of CJ Training

Answer: (B)

The day-to-day conduct of IPS classes is handled by the Class Supervisor. This role acts as the primary on-site coordinator for a class, keeping things running smoothly on a daily basis. They handle attendance, punctuality, classroom behavior, distribution of materials, and coordinate with instructors to address routine issues that come up during class sessions. The Class Supervisor also serves as the main point of contact for cadets and instructors about day-to-day concerns, ensuring policies are followed and safety is maintained.

The Dean of IPS oversees the program at a higher level, focusing on overall leadership, strategy, and administrative direction rather than daily class operations. A cadet is a student in the class, not the administrator responsible for conduct. The Associate Dean of CJ Training manages broader program oversight and development, not the specific daily conduct of a single IPS class.