Robert Scrivner Email & Phone Number
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Robert Scrivner is listed as Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Public Safety at Garden City Community College, based in Dalhart, Texas, United States. AeroLeads shows a work email signal at gcccks.edu and a matched LinkedIn profile for Robert Scrivner.
Robert Scrivner previously worked as Assistant Professor at Garden City Community College and Campus Police Officer at Garden City Community College. Robert Scrivner studied at Texas Department Of Criminal Justice Corrections Academy.
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About Robert Scrivner
I currently serve as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice at GCCC. I have over 22 years of experience working in the fields of law enforcement, corrections, and sales.In addition, I am a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and Army National Guard.
Listed skills include Crime Prevention, Criminal Justice, Patrol, Public Speaking, and 41 others.
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Robert Scrivner work experience
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Assistant Professor
Campus Police Officer
Sales Associate
Senior Master Patrol Officer
Institutional Parole Officer
Corrections Officer Iii
Maintain security within the institution and oversee the health and safety of staff and prisoners. Physically patrol and visually inspect units, yards, buildings, prisoners, prisoner property and clothing, etc, to ensure the welfare, safety and security. Perform inspections and searches of physical premises and cells, checking for contraband and compliance with regulations; investigate and report unusual circumstances. Conduct pat and/or strip searches of prisoners and visitors. Observe prisoners directly and indirectly through visual, audio and video monitoring, checking for unusual or abnormal activity, to ensure the physical safety of prisoners, staff and the public. Observe and respond to obvious and subtle changes in prisoner conversation or behavior that might be inappropriate or indicate the potential for trouble. Monitor radio transmissions between staff in order to respond immediately to directions/emergencies, and to call for security support as needed. Provide escort and provide security for visitors. Enforce institutional rules and Standard Operation Procedures (SOP). Report infraction orally/written, confronting prisoners who violate rules. Initiate segregation or disciplinary procedures, and perform enforcement activities in compliance with Department Policies. Explain rules and procedures of the facility to (individual/group) prisoners so they understand the expectations and consequences of their behavior.
Investigator
As an Investigator, I was responsible for the investigation of abuse and neglect cases involving children. During my short time with CPS I investigated multiple cases of physical and sexual abuse along with physical neglect. I conducted interviews with children, alleged perpetrators, and collateral contacts. I was responsible for writing accurate and detailed reports and 24 hour documentation of cases.During this time I graduated from the TDFPS Basic Skills Development Course, completed multiple trainings to include sexual assault exam training and attended the 14th Annual Child Abuse Prevention Conference in Amarillo, Texas
Corrections Officer Iii
I was responsible for supervising offenders in their housing and recreational areas, maintaining security by checking for contraband and conducting strip and pat searches of offenders.I completed the TDCJ Pre-Service Academy, OJT and was the recipient of the Dr. George Beto Academic Award and the Director's Esprit de Corps Award.During the academy I was exposed and trained in the deployment of chemical agents, qualified with .357 S&W Revolver, Remington 870 12 Gauge Shotgun, and AR-15..
Senior Master Patrol Officer
Community Services OfficerMy duties and responsibilities included developing and improving community based programs to foster the relationships between community groups and the police department. I coordinated and conducted safety and crime prevention programs and presentations, provided department tours and continually evaluated the programs currently in use by the department and made recommendations concerning their effectiveness. I coordinated and put on the department's Citizens' Police Academy and National Night Out.Promoted to Senior Master Patrol Officer in 2013. Selected for SWAT in 2010 as a collateral duty. Served on the entry team and participated in multiple high risk warrants. In addition, I attended Basic SWAT School held by the Ft. Collins Police Department SWAT 40 hours, the NTOA High Risk Warrant Service Course, the NTOA Resolution of Barricaded Subjects Course.My other collateral duties included; Taser Instructor, Karbon Arms Instructor, Range Safety Officer, and Honor Guard.
Military Enrollement Counselor
I assisted military personnel, veterans, and their spouses with enrolling in the University of Phoenix online degree programs. I was responsible for ensuring students received excellent customer service. During my four months at the University I completed over 112 hours of employee development on my own time.
Police Officer
During this time I served in the following assignments:School Resource OfficerAs a school resource officer I served as a law enforcement related counselor and educator in addition to providing law enforcement services and campus security. I provided presentations and in-service training to faculty and students over various topics ranging from gangs to search and seizure and briefed school staff on matters pertaining to security and law enforcement activities. Community Response Division OfficerMy duties included the investigation of gang related crimes, community oriented policing assignments such as presentations to local organizations and businesses and school resource officer assignments as needed. In addition, as a CRD Officer, I also served on the Street Gang Unit and as a Bike Officer.I was promoted to the rank of Master Patrol Officer in 2005.Officer in Charge I worked as Field Supervisor in the Sergeant’s absence. Duties included briefing, inspection, training, reviewing police reports, approving arrests, completing and reviewing daily activity log, overtime approval and handling citizen complaints.Field Training OfficerI handled general patrol work as well as the training of newly appointed police officers in all aspects of police work that included but was not limited to effecting arrests, policies and procedures, officer safety and completion of paperwork. In addition, I prepared trainee evaluations, counseled trainees and prepared recommendations.I conducted classes in report writing and criminal law for the Garden City Police Department Citizen’s Academy.Patrol Officer As a patrol officer I performed basic patrol duties in assigned districts, apprehended suspects, processed evidence, testified in court, prepared state required paperwork and conducted both misdemeanor and felony investigations.In addition to my duties as a patrol officer, I served as a Range Officer and a member of the Honor Guard Detail.
Sergeant Infantry Assaultman With 2/4
I was responsible for the training of a 12 man section to operate as four man squads and provide knowledge to other Marines in the following areas: Demolitions, Armor Identification, Anti-Armor Operations and Breaching Obstacles. In addition I offered advice to the company leadership on the best way to utilize the section.
Robert Scrivner education
Education record
Bachelor Of Science (Bs), Organizational Management And Leadership
Associate Of Applied Science, Criminal Justice
Certified Peace Officer
High School Diploma
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What company does Robert Scrivner work for?
Robert Scrivner works for Garden City Community College.
What is Robert Scrivner's role at Garden City Community College?
Robert Scrivner is listed as Associate Professor of Criminal Justice and Public Safety at Garden City Community College.
What is Robert Scrivner's email address?
AeroLeads has found 1 work email signal at @gcccks.edu for Robert Scrivner at Garden City Community College.
Where is Robert Scrivner based?
Robert Scrivner is based in Dalhart, Texas, United States while working with Garden City Community College.
What companies has Robert Scrivner worked for?
Robert Scrivner has worked for Garden City Community College, The Appliance & Furniture Mart, Garden City Police Department, Texas Board Of Pardons And Paroles-Texas Department Of Criminal Justice, and Texas Department Of Criminal Justice.
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What schools did Robert Scrivner attend?
Robert Scrivner studied at Texas Department Of Criminal Justice Corrections Academy.
What skills is Robert Scrivner known for?
Robert Scrivner is listed with skills including Crime Prevention, Criminal Justice, Patrol, Public Speaking, Policy, Law Enforcement, Community Outreach, and Firearms.
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