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Gary Cornelius is listed as Adjunct Professor/Corrections Trainer at George Mason University at Fairfax County Office of the Sheriff (retired), based in Williamsburg, Virginia, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at fairfaxcounty.gov and a matched LinkedIn profile for Gary Cornelius.
Gary Cornelius previously worked as Corrections Trainer and Author at Fairfax County Office Of The Sheriff (Retired) and Adjunct Professor at George Mason University. Gary Cornelius holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Arts & Social Science/Criminal Justice from Edinboro University Of Pennsylvania.
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Corrections officer (retired) with 27 plus years of experience, currently active as:- Academy trainer- College instructor- Public speaker- Blogger on CorrectionsOne and The Corrections Connection- Published authorPresently teaching the following in-service classes for sworn and non-sworn corrections personnel:- Maintaining Boundaries; A New Look at Offender Manipulation- Managing Special Populations in the Jail- Avoiding Pitfalls: How to Keep Your Career- The 'Cat & Mouse' Game: Maintaining Jail Security- Manipulating the System: How Inmates Get Ahead- Avoiding Liability for Supervisors & Jail Staff- Enforcing the Proper Code of Conduct- Cultural Diversity in Correctional Facilities- Working in a Negative Staff Environment- Suicide Prevention in Corrections Facilities- Stress & Time Management for Correctional Staff- Documentation & Communication of Critical Incidents in the Jail- Safe Jail Climate; Proper Security Procedures- How Inmates Do Time: From Booking to Release- The Value of Jail Programs- The Shock of Jail: Adjusting to Incarceration (for supervisors)- How to Train Civilians in Your Jail (for supervisors)
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Williamsburg, Va
I am a corrections author and trainer, providing in service corrections training:- Several VA criminal justice academies- Conference speaker- College corrections classes at George Mason University- Author and blogger
Fairfax, Va
Present/Previous courses taught:- Punishment and Corrections- Community Corrections- Jails- Preparation for Internship
Fairfax County, Va
Deputy Sheriff: lieutenant: Director: Jail Classification SectionJanuary 2004-February 2005Supervised classification teams & gang intelligence officer, conducted administrative and disciplinary hearings, chaired institutional Classification Committee responsible for inmate housing/custody assignments, worked with jail staff in population management.Deputy Sheriff: lieutenant: Director of Jail Programs and RecreationNovember 1995-January 2004Supervised sworn and civilian staff, responsible for volunteer training, supervised jail law library, served on several community criminal justice boards, college intern coordinator.Deputy Sheriff: lieutenant: Administrative Services DivisionSeptember 1993-November 1995Planning/Policy development supervisor; accreditation, distributed procedures, conducted research as assigned. Deputy Sheriff: lieutenant: Community Corrections DivisionMarch 1990-September 1993 Programs Director for Pre Release Center, supervised community corrections branch: electronic monitoring, fines options, community service, offender labor programs.Deputy Sheriff: sergeant: Community Corrections DivisionMarch 1987-March 1990Work release supervisor, supervised staff in vocational/job placement section, supervised sworn/ non-sworn programs staff and volunteers, academy instructor.Deputy Sheriff: sergeant: Jail Classification SectionNovember 1981-March 1987Chaired disciplinary/ administration segregation hearings, conducted intake interviews, made housing placements, handled inmate problems, academy instructor.Deputy Sheriff: corporal: Jail Classification SectionApril 1980-November 1981Conducted intake interviews, handled inmate problems, participated in administrative segregation/ disciplinary hearings, assisted department attorney in litigation defense.Deputy Sheriff: private: Jail Confinement DivisionJanuary 1978-April 1980Worked inmate receiving, booking, housing areas, training officer.
Herndon, Va
Served as police officer and enforced town ordinances and state law.
Washington D.C. Metro Area
Duties included the protection of the President of the United States, the Vice President, their families, offices and residences, protection of foreign dignitaries, embassies and chanceries in the District of Columbia, and other duties as assigned by the Director, United States Secret Service.
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Gary Cornelius is listed as Adjunct Professor/Corrections Trainer at George Mason University at Fairfax County Office of the Sheriff (retired).
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Gary Cornelius holds Bachelor Of Arts (B.A.), Arts & Social Science/Criminal Justice from Edinboro University Of Pennsylvania.
Gary Cornelius is listed with skills including Criminal Justice, Public Safety, Training, Corrections, Government, Public Speaking, Law Enforcement, and Policy.
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