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Courses taught:Policing in AmericaPolice AdministrationConcepts & Practices in Police Administrationand more

Courses taught:Policing in AmericaPolice AdministrationConcepts & Practices in Police Administration

Taught "Statistical Applications in Criminal Justice" online for Tiffin's Department of Criminal Justice and National Security; course included SPSS learning component; used both eCollege and Jenzabar online platforms

Taught graduate Research Design and Data Analysis, undergraduate Theories of Crime and Delinquency, and undergraduate Elements of Criminal Justice Research; Principal Investigator on grant, Assessing Students’ Understanding of Crime Victims, under the National-Scope Demonstration Project to Integrate Crime Victims’ Issues into University and College Curricula, through University of Massachusetts-Lowell and Office of Victims of Crime (08/2011-03/2012); advisor to Alpha Phi Sigma chapter.

Graduate-level courses taught:Program Effectiveness and EvaluationFoundation to Innovation: Adult Learning (within School of Education)

Taught 4+ courses per semester; advised approx. 65 traditional & non-traditional students; hired adjunct faculty; organized/supervised curriculum changes & review and criminology & sociology course schedules; coordinated Practicum (field experience); chapter advisor of Alpha Phi Sigma (national criminal justice honor society); liaison w/ Admissions; organized & supervised undergraduate research for professional presentation; developed interagency partnerships & organized visits (i.e., FBI, USSS); other college service (committee membership, etc.)Courses taught:Criminology PracticumPolicingGuns, Drugs and CrimePsychosocial Approaches to Criminal BehaviorTheories of Social Deviance and CriminologyCriminal Justice SystemCrimes of Conspiracy (co-taught w/ USSS Criminal Research Specialist)Social Deviance/Deviant BehaviorRace, Class, GenderJuvenile DelinquencyIntro. CriminologyIntro. Sociology (both online through Blackboard & in traditional class setting)

Assigned to Violence and Victimization Division

Researched client inquiries and correspondence, assisted litigation attorneys with document production, maintained attorney biographies on internet web site for marketing purposes, general office work

Designed position of victim advocate to work in collaboration with Niagara Falls Police Department; interviewed, counseled, advised, and advocated on behalf of domestic violence victims/survivors for community services; authored and analyzed statistics for quarterly reports to the State of New York for grant continuation; presented domestic violence issues to students, educators, and various community organizations

Coordinated office inquiries; coordinated numerous activities in administration, research, and press departments; researched, drafted report on and presented governmental response to domestic violence in fulfillment of course requirement