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NEWSLETTERVIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATORS

pRESIDENT’S CORNER

By the time we are

reading this newsletter, we will be further into the economic recession and scrambling to maintain our own

professional and personal standings. Clearly the economic downturn has had significant impact on the delivery of criminal justice education in most academic institutions. I know that last year many members of the Virginia Association of Criminal Justice Educators were not able to attend the annual conference due to funding cuts and reductions. Without doubt, getting access to travel funds for this year’s annual conference will be equally if not even more difficult. As we are prioritizing our budget expenditures for this fiscal year, I hope that many of our members will be able to somehow pull the funds together to attend our annual conference which will be held at the Holiday Inn Select in Richmond on October 02 -04, 2009.

We, as members of the Virginia Association of Criminal Justice Educators, have as our mission to “advance, inspire, and promote the highest quality and practices of criminal justice education to students

Stability and Consistency:

Surviving Recessionary Timesand practitioners in the community colleges, colleges, and universities within the State of Virginia; to foster communication and support among all criminal justice educators in Virginia; to inform the membership of pending (or possible) changes in criminal justice programs or agencies among the post-secondary educational institutions in Virginia; to articulate a unified voice for official communication with other educational agencies, organizations, and/or the Commonwealth of Virginia; and to enhance the quality of life-long educational experiences and opportunities for our criminal justice students.” The VACJE mission is articulated and operationalized within the development and structure of the VACJE annual meeting.

Vice President Nicolle Parsons-Pollard is currently working to finish the agenda of the VACJE annual meeting which includes speakers to discuss assessment, outcomes, planning, and certification of criminal justice educational programs. (See Vice President Parsons-Pollard’s report and request for ideas and thoughts) The information to be shared at the VACJE annual conference will offer distinguished opportunities to discuss and exchange information that will enhance the development, delivery, and accountability of criminal justice

education within the Commonwealth of Virginia. I suspect that if one needs justification for expending funds for conferences, this topical, essential, and maybe even critical information obviously has direct impact on the delivery of criminal justice education programs. I look forward to seeing you at the annual meeting in Richmond on October 02-04, 2009. Please feel free to e-mail me with your concerns and thoughts. James F. Hodgson, Ph.D.Virginia State [email protected]

Edition # 4, Issue # 4 John B. Wilt, C.S.T, C.p.p., Editor & publisher Fall/Winter 2008

IN THIS ISSUESurviving Recessionary Times ............... 1In Brief ................................................... 2NIJ Conference pictures ........................ 3New Member Profile .............................. 4In Memorium ......................................... 4Membership Application ........................ 6Mission Statement ................................. 7Fall 2009 VACJE Annual Meeting ........... 7VACJE 2009-2011 Directors ................... 8Life Members ......................................... 8Treasurer’s Report ................................. 8VACJE Annual Meeting Minutes ............. 9Member List ................................... 10, 11GOVSEC & U.S. Law .............................. 15Conference picturesVACJE Annual Meeting pictures ..... 16, 17

Virginia Association Of Criminal Justice Educators

Edition # 4, Issue # 2 John B. Wilt, C.S.T, C.P.P., Editor & Publisher Fall/Winter 2007

NEWSLETTER

FAMOUS CRIME AUTHOR PAYS VISITBrian C. Flick , Associate Professor of Police Science and Program Head of Administration of Justice at Piedmont Virginia Community College, poses with Jack Levin, nationally renowned authority on hate crimes and serial killers. Levin addressed students and others at Piedmont Virginia Community College recently. There was an excellent turnout for this prominent educator and author.

President’s Corner

Campus safety, security under microscope

Greetings VACJE Members: You may recall in the

Summer 2007 VACJE newsletter (President’s Corner “We Are All Hokies”) I had committed to the following:

(1) attend a virtual forum on “Advanced Violence Risk Assessment,

(2) participate in a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training class,

(3) lend support to campus security personnel and

(4) watch for “red fl ags” (campus danger signs) that could lead to a disaster.

Well, I’m three for four. Although I have not been able to locate a CERT training class, I’ll keep looking! The December “violence risk assessment” course presented by James Cawood was excellent and drove home the point that some folks out there in our society might just be thinking that they will have to kill you in order to control you.

If you will e-mail me, I’ll be glad to send you a 28-page document, furnished at the virtual seminar, which includes an Association of Threat Assessment Professionals (ATAP) “Model Violence Risk Assessment Process.”

By JOHN WILT

Linda Jones was featured March 20 on the popular A&E series “Crime 360.”

A&E producers will provide viewers with an inside view of Cleveland Police Department’s homicide unit.

One aspect of A&E's production is their use of a 360 degree Lyca Camera which logs various crime scenes.

Jones can be seen processing crime scene evidence. By the time this newsletter is published, Linda will have “come and gone"”from Paramount Studio to see fi rst-hand

the proverbial “fi lm cuttings on the production studio fl oor.”

The title of the A&E show featuring crime scene and homicide personnel from the Cleveland PD is “Crime 360.” If you go to A&E’s Web site to view “Crime 360,” you can watch lead homicide detective

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See CORNER on page 5

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•PUBLICATIONS•BudLevin The Police and the Military: Future Challenges and Opportunities in

Public Safety (Vol. 4 – Proceedings of the Futures Working Group). Schafer, J. A. and Levin, B. H. (2009). Policing large scale disasters: Future implications from failures. FBI National Academy Associate, 11(1), 14-17. Jensen, C. J. and Levin, B. H. (2009) The World of 2020: Demographic Shifts, Cultural Change, and Social Challenge. Swiss Future, January pp. 36-37 (reprinted from Jensen and Levin, 2007).

•PROMOTION•DetectiveAngelaComer I am now a Detective with the Arlington County Police Department

as well as its Domestic Violence Coordinator.

•RETIREMENT•ProfessorJoeBeene We are in Tuscany for a month, house sitting an old, stone farm-

house built in the 1600s. It is on 57 acres with no other houses in sight – on top of a mountain yet, in Monte San Savino. I am liking this retirement. Believe it or not, I am working on changes to my once a year on-line ADJ 211 course. New edition on to the text, so I’m reading and making changes for the fall.

•PROMOTION•ProfessorJimHodgson I was awarded tenure and promoted from Associate Professor to

Professor.

•PROMOTION•ProfessorJayMalcan I were awarded tenure and promoted from Associate Professor to

Professor.

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Anne Andrews

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In Memoriam

I am a full-time Professor in Human Services at Thomas Nelson Community College in Hampton, VA where I also serve as the Assistant Division Dean of Public Services which includes: Human Services, Administration of Justice, Fire Science, Early Childhood, Public Administration, Legal, EMS, and Hospitality. I also serve as the program head of Human Services, Fire Science and Hospitality. As for teaching areas I teach Human Services and Criminal Justice plus an occasional Developmental English and when needed some hospitality programs. I hold a BA in English/Psychology Honors from Weber State University in Ogden,Utah, my MSW (Masters in Social Work) from Norfolk State University and all but thesis in English Composition from Calif State Univ. San Bernadino. I have 5 years experience as a forensics social worker in substance abuse and domestic abuse. I teach many classes online using Blackboard and have extensive graduate coursework from North Carolina State University in online instruction and technology. Next year I will be studying for the Certificate in Security Studies at Virginia Tech. My home is North Carolina, although I have lived all over the world as I traveled with the US Air Force. I have 3 grown children, 2 dogs (chiahuahuas and a Tuxedo cat). My hobbies are target shooting, motorcycles, and art (stain-glass at present).

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PaT O’HaRePat began his career as a Richmond Police Officer following a tour with the U. S. Marine Corps. Leaving the Richmond Police Department he became the first Director of the Chesterfield Juvenile Detention Center (located on Krause Road) behind the Chesterfield County Courthouse. Pat retired from the Chesterfield Juvenile Center after many years and then accepted a Professorship at J. Sargeant Reynolds Community College from which he retired several years ago. After his retirement from J. Sarge he continued to work as a delivery person for a medical supply Company. He is survived by his wife Carla and two sons. Pat was an avid physical fitness person and was skilled in the art of Ju-Jitsu. Tough man with a huge heart and a strong love for his family. ROBeRT “Bill” JamiSOn, JR.Robert “Bill” Jamison, Jr., 62, died February 25, 2009 at Franklin Memorial Hospital in Rocky Mount. He was born in Morganton, NC on October 22, 2946. ‘Bill’ was a decorated Army Veteran of the Vietnam War where he served two tours of duty and gained the rank of Captain in the 23rd Infantry Division receiving the Purple Heart and two Bronze Stars. Mr. Jamison was a director at both the West Piedmont Criminal Justice Training Academy and New River Regional Criminal Justice Training Center. He was currently Director of Administration of Justice at Patrick Henry Community College where he taught criminal Justice for 19 years. In 1998, ‘Bill’ received the Martinsville Police Department Outstanding Citizen of the Year Award.

Submitted by Larry Linville

DOnalD GRuBBProfessor Emeritus Donald Grubb, Annandale Campus adjunct faculty, suffered a fatal heart attack at his home in Howard, Colorado the first week of June. Grubb is survived by his wife, Anne, three children and several grandchildren. After retirement from NOVA, he worked as an educator at a Colorado Prison and served as an adjunct faculty member in sociology and criminal justice at Colorado Mountain College at the Salida Campus. Anne and Don loved their log home in the Colorado mountains. Grubb found great joy entertaining his grandchildren (and those of us who visited from NOVA), working with his horses, fly fishing and, each fall, hunting elk in the mountains of Western Colorado. At one time Don served as a VACJE trustee. He will truly be missed.


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VACJEVirginia Association of Criminal Justice Educators

Membership Application and InformationNew Member __________ Renewal ___________

NAME _______________________________________________________________________

HOME ADDRESS ______________________________________________________________

HOME PHONE ( ) __________________ WORK PHONE ( ) __________________

E-MAIL ______________________________________________________________________

FACULTY RANK _______________________________________________________________

EMPLOYER __________________________________________________________________

WORK ADDRESS _____________________________________________________________

ASSOCIATION DUESANNUAL DUES: $25 DATE _____________________________________________________________LIFE MEMBERSHIP: $300

RETURN THE COMPLETED MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION WITH THE DUES PAYMENT TO THE TREASURE OR SECRETARY (CHECK MADE PAYABLE TO VACJE)

For further information on membership, contact either:

John WiltAssociate ProfessorAdministration of Justice1008 South Main StreetDanville, VA 24541

Raymond SmithAssistant ProfessorBlue Ridge Community CollegeP.O. Box 80Weyers Cave, VA 24486

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VACJEVirginia Association of Criminal Justice Educators

Membership Application and Information

New Member __________ Renewal ___________

NAME ________________________________________________________________________________

HOME ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________________

HOME PHONE ( ) __________________ WORK PHONE ( ) __________________

E-MAIL _______________________________________________________________________________

FACULTY RANK _________________________________________________________________________

EMPLOYER ____________________________________________________________________________

WORK ADDRESS ________________________________________________________________________

ASSOCIATION DUES

ANNUAL DUES: $25 DATE __________________________________________________________________________LIFE MEMBERSHIP: $300

RETURN THE COMPLETED MEMBERSHIP APPLICATION WITH THE DUES PAYMENT TO THE TREASURE OR SECRETARY (CHECK MADE PAYABLE TO VACJE)

For further information on membership, contact either:

John WiltAssociate ProfessorAdministration of Justice1008 South Main StreetDanville, VA 24541

Raymond SmithAssistant ProfessorBlue Ridge Community CollegeP.O. Box 80Weyers Cave, VA 24486


MISSION STATEMENTWe, as criminal justice educators, have as our mission: • to advance, inspire, and promote the highest quality and practices of criminal justice education to students and practitioners in the community colleges, colleges, and universities within the State of Virginia. • to foster communication and support among all criminal justice educators in Viriginia. • to inform the membership of pending (or possible) changes in criminal justice programs or agencies among the post-secondary educational institutions in Virginia. • to articulate a unified voice for official communication with other educational agencies, organizations, and/or the Commonwealth of Virginia. • to enhance the quality of life-long educational experiences and opportunities for our criminal justice students.

To accomplish this mission, we propose that the VACJE:1) Sponsor an annual meeting of criminal justice educators for the purpose of : a. providing a forum for the expression of thoughts, ideas, and concerns; b. share training and teaching methods and techniques; c. conducting an annual business meeting; d. allowing individuals to meet their peers throughout the state, providing an opportunity for individual networking; e. presenting a pertinent workshops and programs to enhance individual members professional development; f. allowing an opportunity for the expression of individual viewpoints while arriving at a unified consensus or official position for the Association.

2) Sponsor semi-annual meetings as required for the above listed and/or other necessary reasons. These reasons might include: a. providing a forum for Virginia Community College System (VCCS) Administration of Justice (ADJ) Peer Group Conferences; b. discussing various articulation agreements; c. developing or modifying changes in the VCCS ADJ Course Content Summaries; d. providing for Administration of Justice/Criminal Justice Program professional development opportunities.

3) Maintain a current (and regularly updated) list of full-time criminal justice educators in the various Virginia educational and otherselected institutions. The list should include: a. the individual’s name b. faculty rank c. job title or description d. complete official mailing address e. E-mail address f. telephone numbers for: office, fax, residence (if desired) g. home address (if desired for communication)

4) Communication with members via an informal newsletter, E-mail or Web Site page as appropriate. As a result of these missions -- the VACJE will create informal and formal networks to communicate, build alliances, and establish an environment of growth, challenge, and unlimited potential for all its members, as we advance quality criminal justice education in the State of Virginia and in the world.

Fall 2009 - VaCJe annual meetingRichmond, VA • October 2-4, 2009 • Theme: “Assessing What We Do”Greetings

Words cannot express how excited I am about the upcoming VACJE annual meeting. The meeting will take place at the Holiday Inn Select in Richmond on October 2-4, 2009. The theme of this year’s meeting is “Assessing What We Do.” Our guest speakers for the event will be Drs. Laura Moriarty and Mittie D. Southerland. Dr. Moriarty is a Professor of Criminal Justice and Vice Provost for Academic and Faculty Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University. She has published over 65 scholarly articles, book chapters, and non-referred articles and 7 books including her most recent book, Assessing Criminal Justice/Criminology Education, A Resource Handbook for Educators and Administrators (with Barbara Peat). Dr. Southerland is the Executive Director of the Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences (ACJS) and Professor Emeritus of Murray State University. Her research focuses on criminal justice education; administration, management, and supervision; and organizational environments and change in policing. Currently, Dr. Southerland is responsible for the ACJS Certification of criminal justice/criminology programs.

Our meeting will explore assessment, certification and accreditation. With that said, we’d like to get your input in planning the focus of our sessions. As you might imagine, different universities and colleges have very different ideas about how to reach our overarching goal – educating students. I am soliciting feedback from each of you so that we can ensure that our dialog touches on the problems and concerns that our institutions face. Your concerns might relate to the steps in doing assessment, what ACJS certification is all about, using assessment instruments, evaluating learning outcomes, using rubrics, strategic planning and so much more! As you can see the focus of our meeting could be all over the place – that’s why your feedback is so important. Feel free to email your thoughts and ideas.

Nicolle Parsons-Pollard, Ph.D., Virginia State [email protected] • 804-524-6923


VACJE 2009-2011 DIRECTORSGary BoyerIrving ComerEmma CoxLynda CookseyRenee DouglasDennis DuBucMartin GreenbergJim HookerJim JohnsonJames Husband

LIFE MEMBERS

Officers John WiltImmediate Past PresidentDanville Community

College2006-2008

James hodgsonPresidentVirginia State University2009-2011

nicolle PollardVice PresidentVirginia State University2009-2011

ray smithTreasurerBlue Ridge Community

College2009-2011

DirectOrs-At-LArgemichelle neWtonBluefield College2009-2011

Brian FlickPiedmont Virginia Community

College2009-2011

William giBsonVirginia Union University2009-2011

Jerry laneCentral Virginia Community

College2009-2011

John WiltDanville Community CollegeNewsletter Editor

ThE bAlANCE AS ofAPRIl 1, 2009 IS

$1,088.00SubmiTTED mAy 4, 2009

Raymond D. (Ray) Smith, Jr.Assistant Professor,

Administration of Justiceblue Ridge Community College

box 80Weyers Cave, VA 24486Email: [email protected] Line: 540-453-2231

TREASURER’S REpORT

Ray Smith, JR.

Tim KindrickJerry LaneBud LevinJay MalcanJohn MocelloMichelle Newton-FrancisPat O’HareJerry PangburnRay SmithTom VarnerJohn Wilt


VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATORS

• ANNUAL MEETING •

DATE: September 22, 2006 LOCATION: BON AIR ROOMTIME: 12:05 P.M. HOLIDAY INN KOGER CENTERPRESENT: RICHMOND, VIRGINIA

John Wilt – Presiding Irv ComerJay Malcan Brian FlickJerry Lane Jim HodgsonJim Johnson William GibsonRay Smith

Minutes from the last meeting were provided and approved with corrections.

Treasurer’ Report: The treasurer’s report was presented by Ray Smith reflecting a balance of $833.23, as of November 10, 2008. Receipts of the conference weekend and recent newsletter ads were not included.

memBeRSHiPJim Hodgson gave the report on new membership. The following persons have joined since the last meeting: *Richard Seweryniak Computer Forensic Examiner VSP Kelly Walls Assistant Professor Bluefield College Kimberly Farmer Associate Professor Bluefield College

*Given honorary one year membership by president for services rendered at conference

Jim discussed updating the membership list to insure proper communication and dues collection. There were only four membership renewals. NEWSLETTERJohn Wilt gave highlights items from the newsletter to include new ads and membership updates. He encouraged members to continue to send articles and pictures (digital) to be placed in the newsletter. He stated that the ads are beginning to pay for the newsletter. John was given accolades for such a professional newsletter. The most recent hard copy will be the last hard copy. All future copies will be published on web page.

WEB PAGEJohn Wilt stated that the web page now contains the newsletter as well as membership applications. No more copies of newsletter will be mailed since it is available on the web page. John will check on web page contract expiration date to make sure we are current.

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By JOHN WILT













eleCTiOn OF OFFiCeRS

The president declared all offices vacant for the election of new officers for the term 2009 – 2011. The following members were nominated and elected:

President Jim Hodgson Motioned: Jay Malcan Seconded: Ray SmithVice President Nicole Parson-Pollard Jim Hodgson John WiltSecretary Jim Johnson John Wilt Ray SmithTreasurer Ray Smith Bill Gibson John WiltMotions - Passed

Directors-at-large

Michelle NewtonBrian FlickWilliam GibsonJerry Lane

Motioned: Jay Malcan Seconded: Ray Smith Motion - Passed

2009 meeTinG

Jim Hodgson discussed the glitch in the meeting date for this year. It was decided, by common consent, that the next meeting be held as this location in October 2009. Jim Hodgson was given a vote of thanks for all his efforts in hosting the meeting for 2008.

OlD BuSineSS

Chapter logo and Seal

It was motioned by Ray Smith and seconded by Bill Gibson that we adopt the shield that appears on the newsletter as our logo. Motioned Passed.

Ray Smith requested permission to prepare membership cards for members. Cards are to be made for both regular and life members. The cost is not to exceed $50.00.

Ray will be working with Jim Hodgson on coming up with a chapter seal and certificates of appreciation for approval at the next annual meeting.



NEW BUSINESS:

Discussion ensued about the use of the period between the meeting and the annual dinner. It was decided that this period be used for professional development wherein member can present papers.

John mentioned that Emma Cox of the College of Justice and Safety at Eastern Kentucky University has not been in contact with him. He thinks that the university has cut back on travel expenses. He will call and chat with her before the next meeting.

There was a general discussion with our annual meeting convening during the peer group meeting. Jim Hodgson will follow up on this matter.

For the good of the order:

Dr. Julie Molloy is the new department chair of criminal justice at VUU. She was unable to attend our meeting but has expressed her intent to join the organization.

Adjournment: 1:28 p.m.

Secretary: James M. Johnson

Date: October 11, 2008


MEMBER LISTlynda CookseyAdjunct ProfessorJohn Tyler CC13101 Jefferson Hwy.Chester, VA [email protected]

Angela ComerAdjunctGermanna CC1000 Germanna Point DriveFredericksburg VA [email protected]

Irving ComerPolice/ Political SciencesGermanna CC10000 Germanna Point Dr.Fredricksburg, VA [email protected]

Emma CoxCollege of Justice & SafetyEastern Kentucky university354 Stratton buildingRichmond Ky [email protected]

Sam DameronCriminal Jusice Programmarshall universityOld main 107One John marshall DriveHuntington WV 25755

bruce DelphiaDepartment HeadCriminal Justice TechnologyECPi Technical College4305 Cox RoadGlen Allen, VA 23060804-939-0100 x [email protected]

Renee DouglasAssociate Professor108 moorehead DriveWashington, NC [email protected]

Dennis DubucAJ ProgramNew River C C5251 College DriveDublin VA 24084540-674-3600 [email protected]

Robert EnglandADJ Programmt. Empire C C3441 mountain Empire Rd.big Stone Gap, VA 24219276-523-2400 x [email protected]

Kimberly farmerAssoc. ProfessorCriminal Justicebluefield College3000 College Drivebluefield VA [email protected]

brian flickAJ ProgramPiedmont Virginia CC501 College DriveCharlottesville VA [email protected]

William GibsonVirginia union universityP O box 6102Richmond VA [email protected]

Greg GivenEquipment SalesArmor Forensics12286 international ParkwayJacksonville, FL 32218

John GrayTidewater CC1700 College CrescentVirginia beach VA [email protected]

Martin GreenbergCriminal Justice ProgramThe College of Saint Rose432 Western Ave.Albany, Ny [email protected]

Jack GregoryAJ ProgramGlenns CampusRappahannock CC12745 College DriveGlenns VA 23149

Robert GriffinAssociate Professor/DeanRappahannock C C12745 College DriveGlenns, VA [email protected]

Don haleyAJ ProgramTidewater CC121 College PlaceNorfolk VA 23510

Nancy harrisProgram Specialist for Professional DevelopmentVirginia Community College System101 N 14th StreetRichmond VA [email protected]

James hodgsonVirginia State university1 Hayden Drive #201iPO box 9036Petersburg, VA [email protected]

James husbandDirector of Distance Learning & Special ProgramsFord Fairfax CC173 Skirmisher Lanemiddleton VA 22645

James JohnsonVirginia union university1500 North Lombardy StRichmond VA [email protected]

linda JonesFingerprint ExaminerClevelant Police Dept1300 Ontario StCleveland OH [email protected]

Timothy KindrickExecutive DirectorCentral Shanandoah CJ Training Academy3045 Lee HighwayWeyers Cave, VA [email protected]

Jerry laneAJ ProgramCentral Virginia CC3506 Wards RoadLynchburg VA [email protected]

Wallace lemondsAJ ProgramWarsaw Campus52 Campus DriveWarsaw VA 22572

bud levinAdministration of Justiceblue Ridge CCbox 80Weyers Cave VA [email protected]

larry linvilleAJ ProgramAnnandale Campus8333 Little River TurnpikeAnnandale VA [email protected]

David McCoyRichmond Police Department200 West Grace StreetRichmond VA 23220

Jay MalcanChair, Dept. of Sociology,Social Work & Criminal JusticeVirginia State universityColson Hall #201FPetersburg VA [email protected]

George MichaelAJ ProgramuVA - WiseOne College AvenueWise VA 24293-4412276-376-4581

John Mocellomedia Arts SpecialistCentral Shenandoah CJ Training Academy3045 Lee HighwayWeyers Cave, VA [email protected]

Toni MorrisLaw Enforcement instructorPittsylvania County Schools11700 u S 29Chatham VA 24531

Mary MulliganAJ ProgramEastern Shore CC29300 Lankford Highwaymelfa VA 23410

Michelle Newton-francisbluefield College7001 Pebble Lane EastSpotsylvania, VA [email protected]

James o’ConnorAssistant DeanAdministration of JusticeNorthern Virginia CC15200 Neabsco mills RdWoodbridge VA [email protected]

William osborneFerrum CollegeCriminal Justice ProgramFerrum, VA [email protected]

Ron osbourneAJ ProgramPaul D. Camp CCP O box 737Franklin VA 23851

Shirley o’Toole1994 Sawgrass TrailSebring FL 33872-9206

Nicolle Parson-PollardVirginia State university1 Hayden Drive #200bPO box 9036Petersburg, VA 23806804-524-6923

Gerould PangburnProgram Head - ADJblue Ridge CCbox 80Weyers Cave VA [email protected]

Chad PattonAJ ProgramSouthside CC109 Campus DrAlberta VA 23821

Patricia AdkinsPolice Science ProgramVirginia Highlands CCP O box 828Abington VA [email protected]

Elizabeth AndrewsThomas Nelson Community CollegeP. O. box 9401Hampton, VA [email protected]

Dorothy barger-fullerProfessor of Criminal JusticeLord Fairfax CC7 Willingham RoadCharles Town WV 25414

Jeri barnettAJ ProgramVirginia Western CCP O box 14007Roanoke VA [email protected]

Joe BeeneAJ ProgramNorthern Virginia CC8333 Little River TurnpikeAnnandale VA [email protected]

Gary boyerDabney S. Lancaster CCP O box 1000Clifton Forge VA [email protected]

Philip broadfootChief of PoliceDanville Police DeptP O box 3300Danville VA 24543434-799-6515

Wes buntingSirchie Fingerprint Lab100 Hunter Placeyoungsville VA 275961-800-356-7311

howard CarrAdjunct ProfessorTidewater CC2089 indian River RoadVirginia beach VA 23456

Russ CarterAssistant ProfessorNVCCmanassas Campus6901 Sudley Roadmanassas VA [email protected]

Matt CarterPatrol DivisionDanville Police DeptP O box 3300Danville VA 24543434-799-6510



Aaron RaiderCollege of Justice & SafetyEastern Kentuck university354 Stratton buildingRichmond Ky [email protected]

Stephen Schenk978 Richmond RoadWarsaw, VA 22572804-450-0672

frank SearleAssistant ProfessorNorthern Virginia CC21111 Crocus TerraceAshburn VA 201471-800-840-1553www.thesearlegroupllc.net

Richard SeweryniakVirginia State Police7700 midlothian TurnpikeRichmond, VA 23235(804) 674-2000

becky ShellCJ ProgramValley Vocational Tech49 Hornet RoadFishersville VA 22939540-245-5002huey SingletonAJ ProgramJohn Tyler CC13101 Jefferson HighwayChester VA [email protected]

Raymond SmithAssistant Professorblue Ridge Community CollegeP O box 80Weyers Cave, VA [email protected] 540-453-2231

Mike Sorenseninstructor Virginia Commonwealth university Transportation Safety Taining CenterP O box 843023Richmond VA [email protected]

beth StinnetProgram Development SpecialistDepartment of Juvenile JusticeCentral AdministrationP O box 1110Richmond VA 23218-1110804-786-0486Michael Taylor268 Old Cabin TrailRinggold VA [email protected]

louis Tayon, Jr.Deputy Chief, City of ChesapeakePolice Department304 Albemarle DriveChesapeake VA 23322

Tom VarnerAJ ProgramJ. Sergeant ReynoldsP O box 85622Richmond VA 23285-5622

Kelly WallsAssist. Professor Criminal Justicebluefield College3000 College Drivebluefield VA [email protected]

Doc WeissAJ ProgramWytheville CC1000 E main StreetWytheville VA 24382276-223-4782 [email protected]

Christopher WilesPatrol DivisionDanville Police DepartmentP O box 3300Danville VA 24543434-799-6510

John WiltAssociate ProfessorDanville CC1008 South main StreetDanville VA 24541434-797-8468

[email protected]

Anne WorthaminstructorRappahannock CC12745 College DriveGlenns VA [email protected]

Delmar WrightAssistant Professor of Criminal JusticeSaint Leo university, Fort Lee Center961 bishop Loop, bldg 8035Fort Lee, VA [email protected]

Charles WymerAJ ProgramSouthwest Virginia CCP O box SVCCRichlands VA 24641

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Lots of public safety hardware and technology!

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VACJE Annual Meetingoctober 10-12, 2008 • holiday Inn Select, Richmond, VA

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Rusty McGuire, former Assistant AG

VACJE 2009-2011 Executive Board VACJE 2009-2011 Directors-At-Large


VACJE Annual Meeting

Computer Forensic Instruction for the VACJE

VACJE Business Meeting

Computer Forensics Seminar

(L-R) Front row: Kelly Walls and Kimberly FarmerBack row: Jerry Lane

Richard Seweryniak, Computer Forensic Examiner

Documents

VIRGINIA ASSOCIATION OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATORS ... · in a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training class, (3) lend support to campus security personnel and (4) watch