Educational History
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Degree Earned
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School
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High School
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East Detroit High School (MI)
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Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
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University of North Dakota (ND)
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Bachelor of Science in Public
Administration
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University of North Dakota (ND)
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Master of Business Administration
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Friends University (KS)
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Course Responsibilities
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- Criminal Justice
- Criminal Investigations
- Criminology
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- Criminal Law
- Intro to Law and Legal Studies
- Corrections
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Employment History
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Dates
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Responsibilities
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Location
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1994 - Present
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Adjunct Professor
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Central Christian Collage - McPherson, KS
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1986 - Present
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Senior Special Agent
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
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1985 - 1986
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Deputy Chief (Capt.)
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Auburn Hills Police (MI)
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1974 - 1985
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Police Sergeant
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Grand Forks Police (ND)
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1973 - 1974
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Police Officer
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University of North Dakota Police (ND)
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1970 - 1973
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Staff Sergeant
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U.S. Air Force/Security Police/OSI
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1968 - 1969
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Clerk
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Federal Bureau of
Investigation
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Professional Associations
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Hobbies and Activities
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- Central Fraud Examiners Association
- Kansas Internal Affairs Investigation Association
- International Homicide Investigation Association
- National White Collar Crime Investigators Association
- Kansas Peace Officers Associations
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- Football
- Theater
- Music
- Walking
- Weightlifting
- Gourmet Cooking
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I
spent my early years growing up on the east side of Detroit, MI.
My Parents, grandfather, and great grandfather were all in law
enforcement so I am the 4th generation. My oldest daughter is an
attorney. My youngest is currently in college and aspiring to
also become an attorney. My son is a regional manger in the
beverage industry in Denver, CO. Most of my family is in the fire
department or in some sort of law enforcement profession. So I
really haven't had what would be normally know as a job as it is more
like a lifestyle.
Since being in this profession I have had the opportunity to travel
extensively throughout the United States and other countries.
This has allowed me to observe and interact with different cultures in
the US and outside the US. I began as a clerk in the Exhibit
Section at the FBI in Washington. D.C. Since that time I have
been fortunate enough to be involved in a variety of cases that have
been newsworthy. Since 2000, I was promoted to my current
position with the Kansas Bureau of Investigation (KBI) with the primary
responsibility of the investigation public corruption and selected
white collar crimes. Prior to that I spent 13 years investigation
homicides and sex crimes.
In 1994, Vice President Jerry Alexander and Jerry Malone were
instrumental in establishing a two year Criminal Justice (CJ) program
at Central Christian College. I was very honored to be selected
by him to be involved with the CJ program from the beginning.
Since that time we have expanded the program so a student could obtain
a Bachelors Degree. The program in Central Christian
College is also unique in comparison to other CJ programs in the
country. We focus the four year student to be business oriented
with respect to the CJ field. This enables a student to
understand the business/management side of CJ in hopes to have the
student better prepared for advancement in their chosen field. We
also utilize internships as much as possible in a for the student to
see the real world in addition to "book learning" side of the academic
process.
My day job places me in a world where few want to enter and that is how
it should be. My position at Central Christian College is to
prepare those who want to enter and also encourage those that want to
enter but for a number of reasons shouldn't (it is not like on TV), to
find another path. It is a great honor to be associated with the
faculty and staff of Central Christian College.
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