Resume

• 2011

  Police

  Security Consulting

  CCTV

  Criminal Investigations

  Higher Education

  Private Investigations

  Budgets

  Criminal Justice

  Training Facilitation

  Security

  Accident Investigation

  Management

  For addition to the new

  online

  Master of Applied Criminology program at Texas A&M University-Commerce

  I was commissioned to create and design graduate level courses in the areas of Policing

  Terrorism

  and Family Violence.\n\nThe process included the following:\n-Creation of course proposals and descriptions\n-Creation of detailed course objectives and outcomes that student would be able to meet by taking the courses\n-Creation of assignments and assessments to be used to measure student success on the courses\n-Selection of the required textbooks for the courses

  as well as any other required scholarly literature

  or media to be used\n-Creation of course syllabi

  based on the required texts

  lectures

  comprehensive course schedule

  and course objectives outlined in the proposals\n-Creation of course lectures and video-lecture presentations to be used with online delivery platforms

  Lufkin

• 2010

  Texas A&M University-Commerce

  Hunt County Sheriff's Office / PJC Law Enforcement Academy

  Paris Junior College

  Commerce

  Texas

  Faculty at Texas A&M University-Commerce\n\nUndergraduate courses taught:\n-Criminal Investigation\n-Police & Law Enforcement\n-Criminal Justice Ethics\n-Introduction to Criminal Justice\n-Deviant Behavior\n-U.S. Social Problems\n-Social Class

  Wealth

  & Power\n-Minority Groups\n-Critical Thinking\n\nGraduate Level courses designed and taught:\n-Seminar in Policing\n-Terrorism\n-Family Violence

  Adjunct Professor of Sociology & Criminal Justice

  Texas A&M University-Commerce

  Sulphur Springs

  Texas

  Faculty at Paris Junior College\n\nUndergraduate courses taught:\n-Introduction to Sociology

  Adjunct Professor of Sociology

  Paris Junior College

  Greenville

  Texas

  Police Academy courses taught:\n-Criminal Investigation\n-Arrest

  Search

  & Seizure\n-U.S. Constitution\n-Code of Criminal Procedure\n-Penal Code\n-Traffic Code

  Instructor (subject matter expert)

  Hunt County Sheriff's Office / PJC Law Enforcement Academy

  National Scholastic Honor Society

  Member

  Society of Alpha Chi

  National Criminal Justic Honor Society

  Member

  Alpha Phi Sigma

  National Criminal Justice Honor Society

  Chapter President

  Alpha Phi Sigma

  Group Winner: Best Control of Turnover in a Class IV Property

  Group Winner: Best Intigrated Sales Program

  Group Winner: Best Training Compliance

  National Winner: Best Training Compliance

  August 8

  2005: Featured in a front page article for The Wall Street Journal

  Entitled

  “At America’s Malls

  Grim Preparations for the Unthinkable”. Interviewed by Homeland Security Correspondent

  Robert Block\n\n

  The Wall Street Journal

  Panel Discussant

  Round table discussion and public safety presentations for local businesses in the San Antonio area; with the theme of

  \"Preventing Holiday Crime\".

  San Antonio Businesses Against Theft Network

• 2007

  Executive Security Systems

  Inc.

  S.A. Crossroads Retail: San Antonio

  Texas

  -Senior leadership position

  responsible for the organization and administration of all aspects of client security needs

  24-hours a day

  seven-day-per-week\n-Ensured the provision of comprehensive

  pro-active

  and customer-oriented safety services for all members of the client community

  staff

  and patrons\n-Strategic and operational planning and budgeting \n-Hiring

  supervision

  training

  and evaluation of full and part-time personnel \n-Crime reporting

  investigation

  and prevention \n-Emergency response

  parking

  transportation

  access control

  and identification functions \n-Collaborating in the enforcement of community standards of conduct and property security \n-Coordination of safety

  security

  traffic

  and crowd-control measures at property events \n-Involvement in client committees and community initiatives

  Director of Security

  Executive Security Systems

  Inc.

• 2004

  Louis

  Lufkin

  IPC International Corporation

  Rivercenter Mall: San Antonio

  Texas

  -Direct

  coordinate

  and maintain functional responsibility for Public Safety Program as directed by client management and corporate policies for over 1

  000 square feet of multi use Class A retail\n-Promote a service oriented environment

  while actively seeking to deter and control crime\n-Develop and implement policies

  best practices

  and plans relating to the security and public safety strategy for the property\n-Provide direction and leadership to staff

  promoting reasonable career paths associated with private security professionals\n-Budget Preparation and forecasting of Operating Expense including yearly capital projects for public safety enhancements\n-Maintain interface with third party civic

  and municipal organizations

  as well as state and federal agencies\n-Ensure compliance of workplace safety procedures

  employee orientation and training

  and state licensure requirements

  Director of Public Safety

  IPC International Corporation

• 2001

  Master of Science

  Master's Thesis: \"Factors Related to the Perceived Effectiveness of Homeland Security Measures in Small Communities\".

  Sociology

  Society of Alpha Chi

  Alpha Phi Sigma

• 1999

  Texas A&M University-Commerce

  Commerce

  Texas

  -Interim Supervisor for Day-shift operations

  as well as develop and maintain schedules for assigned officers\n-Assist with investigations and provide follow-up on cases\n-Liaison with other city

  state

  and federal agencies to ensure quality communication\n-Contribute to effective team management of all relevant problems

  issues

  and opportunities\n-Serve as Field Training Officer and collaborate with departmental administration to create standardized evaluation guidelines

  policies

  and procedures used for Field Training Program\n-Manage the daily activities of new employees and identify needed areas of change in training for recommendation to upper-level administration in order to improve efficiency\n-Enforce state and local laws

  conduct investigations

  prepare case files

  and testify in respective courts\n-Interact with a wide and diverse populous of students

  faculty

  and the general public on a daily basis

  Law Enforcement Officer

  Texas A&M University-Commerce

• 1998

  Bachelor of Science

  Criminal Justice

  Society of Alpha Chi

  Alpha Phi Sigma

• 1997

  City of Commerce

  Texas

  Commerce

  Texas

  -Serve as Interim Criminal Investigator and prepare written and computer generated reports

  prepare statements and affidavits

  conduct investigations

  prepare case files

  make arrests and testify in respective courts\n-Enforce state and local laws

  patrol primary jurisdiction

  and perform asset protection duties\n-Maintain state and federal Uniform Crime Statistics for reporting to the FBI\n-Serve as Field Training Officer and collaborate with departmental administration to create standardized evaluation guidelines

  policies

  and procedures used for Field Training Program\n-Manage the daily activities of new employees and identify needed areas of change in training for recommendation to upper-level administration in order to improve efficiency\n-Serve as Emergency Dispatcher and answer incoming emergency calls for service

  prioritize calls and dispatch police

  fire and ambulance

  and maintain official records related to automated Enhanced 911 system\n-Interact with a wide and diverse populous of the general public on a daily basis

  Law Enforcement Officer

  City of Commerce

  Texas

• 1988

  U. S. Army Reserve

  -Various-

  -As Supervisory Sergeant

  manage the activities of the soldiers assigned\n-Mentor soldiers in the establishment of short-term and long-term career goals

  conduct performance evaluations

  and brief the officers in charge as to section daily operations\n-In Automated Logistics

  establish and maintain stock records and other documents such as inventory

  material control

  accounting and supply reports\n-Establish and maintain automated and manual accounting records

  post receipts and turn-ins

  and perform due-ins and due-outs accounting\n-Review and verify quantities received against bills of lading

  contracts

  purchase requests

  and shipping documents\n-Maintain a stock locator system

  administer document control procedures

  performed accounting and sales functions in self-service supply

  Section Leader: Automated Logistics

  U. S. Army Reserve