Christopher Zaleski, Jd Email & Phone Number

San Diego, Ca, Us

Online

Oversee the general education courses within the College of Undergraduate Studies.

Online

Lead the Bachelor of Arts Criminology program for the online campus. Design and assess the criminology curriculum. Advise students on academic and career issues.

Denver, Co

Executive Board Member - SecretaryMHBHC provides addiction treatment services, case management, and other services to high-risk / high-need individuals in the community, including those involved in the criminal justice system, those experiencing homeless, veterans, and the LGBTQ community.

Greater Denver Area

Served as a consultant in the areas of business processes, policy development, staff development, change management, technology solutions, conflict resolution and team building, and customer satisfaction. In particular, I've worked with agencies serving justice-involved youth and adults, individuals experiencing homelessness and in crisis, the LGBTQ+ community, and those dealing with substance use issues. • Mile High Behavioral Healthcare’s TECH Project: 2/2019 – 6/2023 o Project Designer/Manager of $1M Second Chance Act Grant from the Bureau of Justice Assistance. o Build strategic partnerships and manage relationships to enhance program utilization and outcomes. o Created marketing videos and develop relationships with local programs to build enrollment and retention. o Researched whether utilizing a smartphone app (Chess Health’s Connections App) while in treatment and under community supervision will reduce recidivism among 18-30-year-old males. • Mile High Behavioral Healthcare’s Aurora Day Resource Center: 11/2018 – 2/2019 o Business Operations Consultant of homeless services clinic offering daily basic services of food and shelter. o Oversaw improvement in operations and services to include volunteers, restorative justice, and safety.• Outreach Smartphone Monitoring (OSM): Criminal Justice Smartphone App: 7/2015 – 10/2015 o Served as a consultant and as the Director of Criminal Justice Outreach & Business Development. o Built relationships with new and current customers to increase product usage and revenue. o Advised OSM owners/developers on community corrections trends and needs for smartphone app design. o Implemented smartphone app usage at Oregon Federal District Court for a Chief Criminal Court Judge. o Provided training and implementation guidance on using smartphone app technology and case management tools. • Restorative Justice/Practice Consultant and Trainer: since 2017

Lakewood, Colorado

Taught courses in criminal justice.

Lakewood, Colorado

Lead the criminal justice program by advancing opportunities for students to engage in career relevant classes, service learning, and networking with career professionals at on-campus and off-campus events.

Greeley, Colorado, United States

Instructed online courses in criminal justice. Utilized Canvas LMS to manage, assess, and evaluate course objectives and student performance. Promoted student success by applying flexibility and restorative approaches to enhance social and emotional learning.

Aurora, Co

I led the College of Security Studies at the Aurora Campus of CTU. The College of Security Studies includes Bachelor of Science, Master of Science, and Doctor of Management degrees in Criminal Justice with specializations in areas such as Homeland Security, Human Services, Forensic Investigations, and Cybercrime.- Perform responsibilities as both a faculty member and manager. - Coach, mentor, and manage adjunct faculty of criminal justice, forensics, homeland security, counseling, and public administration courses.- Determine personnel needs, interview, hire, and train new faculty.- Provide meaningful student learning, student engagement, and community outreach.- Develop curriculum, performance objectives, and supportive learning environments.- Help students understand and find opportunities within the evolving needs of the marketplace.- Oversee criminal justice student organization, provide guidance, and arrange opportunities for volunteering, community outreach, and student learning.- Collaborate with and provide documentation to University and department administration to implement academic policies, procedures, educational policies, and assessment plans that are compliant with HLC and programmatic accreditation standards and state agency regulations.

Greeley, Co

Coordinate with county and local level stakeholders to manage county-wide restorative justice program for juvenile offenders. Lead and Supervise a team of three staff and many volunteers in providing RJ diversion services to the county’s D.A. Office and municipal courts in Weld County. Develop, review, and evaluate program, policies, and training effectiveness. Establish strategic vision, program objectives, and priorities consistent with grant and agency goals. Manage program financial activities, including monitoring program expenses. Develop relationships with community organizations, volunteers, and government agencies to coordinate effectively delivery of the restorative justice program. Motivate staff, volunteers, and participants to maintain high performance team outcomes.

Greater Denver Area

Worked with the OSM owners to develop relationships with criminal justice partners to provide smart t​echnology for the monitoring and rehabilitation of individuals under criminal justice supervision and others in re-entry not under supervision. - court, appointment, and medication reminders- remote check-ins- Bluetooth BAC check-ins- Can use offenders' own smartphone (android or iOS)- Replaces older RF and GPS electronic monitoring- Restrict locations with inclusion and exclusion zones- Alerts to monitoring partyThis technology is great for work-release, pre-trial, probation, parole, specialty courts, out-of-state offenders.

United States

Provide technical assistance and training to Criminal Justice related agencies regarding drugs of abuse and drug testing technologies.Create business opportunities between criminal justice agencies and Norchem Lab for forensic toxicology services.Conduct implementation strategies for the use of new technologies in drug testing to improve outcomes, reduce recidivism, increase efficiencies, and save money.Provide consultation services to probation, parole, pre-trial, and treatment agencies in advancing the use of Evidence Based Practices through the use of technology and Norchem's drug testing management program called SENTRY.

• Chief executive officer responsible for operational planning and forecasting, financial and human capital management, internal investigation oversight, record maintenance, and policy development and implementation for a fifty-employee community corrections agency. • Administered and assigned all responsibilities, duties, and training requirements to preserve safety of officers, civilian staff, victims, and the public as it relates to the supervision, investigation, and reporting of criminal offenders.• Organized new initiatives to address offender behavior through the effective use of technology, the application of modern crime control techniques, and enhanced coordination with local, state, and federal agencies with the goal of reducing recidivism, decreasing use of jail beds, and targeting enforcement. • Coordinated joint operations with law enforcement and community members to combat gang violence, domestic violence, and DUI offenses.• Supervised other command staff, mid-level managers, probation officers, and support staff.• Developed, implemented, and managed basic academy course, in-service, and leadership training programs.

• Project Manager/Operations Commander of a statewide law enforcement unit. • Planned and oversaw high-risk warrant, arrest, and search operations in urban locations and high risk residences and large buildings.• Supervised day-to-day operations, assignments, training, and discipline of 18 officers.• Interpreted, developed, and implemented security protocols, policies, and laws.• Coordinated program and security evaluations at residential correctional facilities.• Investigated compliance of offender reentry state grants/contracts, made recommendations to solve problems, and implemented procedures for corrective action.• Partnered with local, state, and federal agencies to design innovative crime prevention models, offender reentry programs, public safety protocols, and inter-agency task-forces.

Greater New York City Area

• Supervised, investigated, and arrested offenders for parole and law violations.• Conducted criminal investigations, surveillance, warrant executions, and search operations.• Collaborated with state, local, and federal law enforcement; community and private organizations; and social service agencies to develop innovative and effective treatment services and offender supervision strategies which resulted in increased public safety.• Liaison to the Greater Newark Safer Cities Initiative with the Newark and New Jersey State Police, Rutgers University, the US Attorney’s Office, and local faith based and treatment agencies to reduce violence within the City of Newark and surrounding areas.• Designed and implemented crime reduction strategies with Rutgers professor George Kelling utilizing concepts of his “Broken Windows” theory.

East Hanover, Nj

• Answered emergency and non-emergency calls for police, fire, and EMS.• Dispatched police, fire, and EMS personnel.• Assisted community members with information, completing reports, and contacting town officials.• Operated Computer Aided Dispatch, entered and retrieved information in NCIC and other law enforcement databases.

Doctor Of Law (Jd), Criminal Law

Master Of Arts (Ma), Criminal Justice/Police Science

Bachelor Of Science (B.S.), Law And Justice

Activities and Societies: Law and Justice Society - PresidentJoint degree accelerated program in law & justice with Rutgers University..

Certificate, Police Legal Advisor Training Program

Certified Public Manager Certificate, Law Enforcement Management