Crime and Consumers LecturerFamily and Child Law Lecturer

Kim and her team have developed a unique 10 step approach toward completing your divorce out of court, without lawyers, for a flat fee, with expert assistance that includes completing, filing, and serving all legal docs!

Provide relevant, current professional development classes specializing in law enforcement. Course catalog includes 4th amendment, civil liability, Ripley phone searches, juvenile record sealing, community supervision, monitoring of offenders, courtroom testimony, 707b/prop57, law updates, family law, and much more! Kim has over 14 years experience with curriculum and instruction. She is frequently asked to speak at conferences and believes education is the key to bridging the gap between the… Show more Provide relevant, current professional development classes specializing in law enforcement. Course catalog includes 4th amendment, civil liability, Ripley phone searches, juvenile record sealing, community supervision, monitoring of offenders, courtroom testimony, 707b/prop57, law updates, family law, and much more! Kim has over 14 years experience with curriculum and instruction. She is frequently asked to speak at conferences and believes education is the key to bridging the gap between the courts and law enforcement. Show less

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Managed operational and academic shut down of Anaheim campus while maintaining existing standards of accreditation and DOE compliance. Worked closely with partner schools to facilitate transfer of current students. Coordinated removal of campus assets. Provided forward-thinking leadership to employees, staff, and students facing change and tough decisions.

Efficient, compliant, communicative, trail blazing, student and faculty centered management of the Academic Affairs department of an amazing campus.

Department management of up to 1100 students, 90 full time and adjunct faculty, staff of 10. Responsibilities include accreditation, regulation, auditing, compliance, faculty credentialing, curriculum development, academic advising, budget, and faculty development. Moot Court judge and coach. Current member of APSCU's Federal Legislative Committee. Awards include Campus of the Term May 2012 and October 2011, Outstanding Academic Affairs Team October 2011, and 2013 Chief Operating Officer… Show more Department management of up to 1100 students, 90 full time and adjunct faculty, staff of 10. Responsibilities include accreditation, regulation, auditing, compliance, faculty credentialing, curriculum development, academic advising, budget, and faculty development. Moot Court judge and coach. Current member of APSCU's Federal Legislative Committee. Awards include Campus of the Term May 2012 and October 2011, Outstanding Academic Affairs Team October 2011, and 2013 Chief Operating Officer Special Recognition. Show less

Adjunct Instructor, Full Time Instructor, Assistant Criminal Justice Program Director, Paralegal Program Director, Criminal Justice Program Director, Interim Academic DeanStart up program with 10 criminal justice students and one instructor grew to over 600 students and 30 instructors under my leadership. Taught over 150 courses with a student recommendation rate of 100% with a cumulative faculty course evaluation rating of 5.86 on a 6.0 scale. 2005 Campus Instructor of the Year. 2005… Show more Adjunct Instructor, Full Time Instructor, Assistant Criminal Justice Program Director, Paralegal Program Director, Criminal Justice Program Director, Interim Academic DeanStart up program with 10 criminal justice students and one instructor grew to over 600 students and 30 instructors under my leadership. Taught over 150 courses with a student recommendation rate of 100% with a cumulative faculty course evaluation rating of 5.86 on a 6.0 scale. 2005 Campus Instructor of the Year. 2005 National Instructor of the Year. 2010 Campus of the Year. 2011 Campus of the Year. Extremely high levels of faculty and student satisfaction and retention. Show less

Admissions couseling for potential students. After I resigned to start teaching, I was rehired as a contractor to recruit and interview potential employees.

During law school and shortly after I aquired experience by:Doing foster care adoptions for the Alliance for Children's RightsDoing restraining orders for victims at the LACBA Domestic Violence ProjectDoing civil federal pretrial practice annotations for my evidence mentor Professor Myrna Raeder in preparation for her textbookWorking for a law firm on the discovery team for a class action case filed in 29 statesWorked as a legal contractor for various… Show more During law school and shortly after I aquired experience by:Doing foster care adoptions for the Alliance for Children's RightsDoing restraining orders for victims at the LACBA Domestic Violence ProjectDoing civil federal pretrial practice annotations for my evidence mentor Professor Myrna Raeder in preparation for her textbookWorking for a law firm on the discovery team for a class action case filed in 29 statesWorked as a legal contractor for various criminal and family law firms Show less

Researched precedent; prepared legal memoranda and oral arguments. Participated in all aspects of criminal trial work including witness preparation, oral examination preparation, oral and written motions, trial exhibits, jury selection, continued case investigation. Assisted with all aspects of a murder in the first degree case from trial preparation to verdict.

Managed independent distributorships in seven Central and South American countries. Developed annual business plan, facilitated product launch, production, shipment, and advertising. Developed training manual; trained distributor network and new employees at bi-annual conference. Ensured compliance of state, national, and international laws.

Selected as one of nine trainees from national pool of over 3000 candidates. Completed comprehensive training program including international and national travel to acquire knowledge on Honda's eight product divisions.