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Acknowledgments This National Criminal Justice Consultants and Training Facilities 1992 Directory was produced by SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics. Gary L. Bush is the Chairman and Gary R. Cooper is the Executive Director of this private, nonprofit consortium of the states.

We would like to thank the respondents who participated in the surveys that were conducted for this Directory.

Production of the Directory was supervised by David J. Roberts, Deputy Director, Programs. Support was provided by Lynn Altizer, Research Analyst, Systems and Technology Program; Jane L. Bassett, Publishing Assistant, Corporate Communications; Twyla R. Cunningham, Manager, Corporate Communications; Julie K. Gutierrez, Manager, Software Services; and Jon A. Johnson, Systems Specialist, Software Services. The project was conducted under the direction of Donald J. Anderson, Chief, Information Systems Branch, Bureau of Justice Assistance.

Introduction

SEARCH, The National Consortium for Justice Information and Statistics, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (BJA), Office of Justice Programs, U.S. Department of Justice, have worked closely in recent years to develop a comprehensive program of train-ing. technical assistance and systems development for criminal justice agencies. This program is designed to assist local, regional and statewide justice agencies in realizing t.he significant and myriad powers of automation.

Wth funding and guidance from BJA, SEARCH has developed the National Criminal Justice Com-puter Laboratory and Training Center (at SEARCH offices in Sacramento, Califomia), and a program of outreach training that provides hands-on instruction to criminal justice practitioners in both basic courses (e.g., "Introduction to Microcomputers for Law Enforcement Managers") and advanced seminars (e.g., "Examination and Seizure of Microcomputers as Evidence," and "Investigation of Computer Crime"). Each year approximately 25 seminars are conducted in the Training C~nter or in host facilities throughout the nation.

In an effort to identify additional training and techni~ cal assistance resources, and to foster the develop-ment of new resources, BJA and SEARCH have undertaken development of the National Consortium for Criminal Justice Computer Training and Educa-tion.

T he Consortium is designed to identify trainers, consultants and practitioners who can assist criminal justice agencies in addressing their information and research needs. In addition, we have sought to identify computer laboratories and training centers in which SEARCH and other established organizations can host hands-on training in automation and research for justice practitioners. Development of the Cons or-

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tium is being guided by an eight-member planning committee comprised of academic instructors, professional training consultants and criminal justice practi tioners.

The information for thls Directory was gathered from two separate surveys that were administered by SEARCH in the fall of 1991. The first survey, Consortium Consultant Survey, was sent to approxi-mately 4,500 criminal justice practitioners and academicians throughout the nation. The second survey, A Survey of Microcomputer-based Facilities, was sent to approximately 1,600 colleges, universities and professional associations throughout the nation.

This Directory is divided into three parts: Con-sultants, Facilities and Index. The Consultants and Facilities are listed in alphabetical order by state. The Index is a breakdown of Consultants by areas of specialization. An updates/corrections card has been included for those wishing to make any additions, deletions or changes.

Although this publication is intended to provide accurate and authoritative information in regard to the subject matter covered, it is presented without represemation as to the reliability of the survey responses since the responses were self-report and no on-site verification was undertaken. Every effort was made by SEARCH to obtain material information that was omitted initially and to clarify ambiguous survey responses. The information is provided with the understanding that neither SEARCH, the Bureau of Justice Assistance, the Office of Justice Programs, nor the U.S. Department of Justice will be held responsible for inaccurate information provided by survey respondents. Nothing contained herein is to be construed as a recommendation to employ the services of any consultant or to procure the use of any facilities.

Consultants Information compiled from each Consortium Consultant Survey has been divided into the following seven sections:

Respondent Information Includes name, job title, organization, address, and telephone number of consult-ant.

Educational Information Includes type of degree obtained, institution attended, dates and major area of study.

Areas of Specialization Respondents were given nine areas to choose from, plus an open field to list other areas. The nine areas of specialization listed on the survey were: Crime Analysis; Geographic Information Systems (GIS); Organizational Management; Quantita-tive Analysis; Management Information Systems; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Man-power Allocation; and Automation Planning.

Consulting Experience Respondents were asked to provide a short narrative description of their most recent and/or most significant consulting experience.

Consultation Fees Respondents were asked to describe the fee schedules used for their consulting work, or provide a list of the fees charged.

Availability Respondents were asked to indicate when they are available to undertake consulting contracts. The four choices to select from were: Anytime during the calendar year; Only during my academic teaching year, which begins in _ and ends in _; Only during my non-teaching months, which are _; and Other_.

Additional Information Respondents were asked to include any information that they thought would be germane for the purposes of describing their profes-sional accomplishments and expertise.

Facilities Information compiled from each Survey of Microcom-puter-based Facilities has been divided into the follow-ing seven sections:

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Facility Information Includes the name and address of the institution or facility.

Contact The name, title and telephone number of the person who has the authority to negotiate for the use of tile microcomputer facility.

Facility Information Respondents were asked for the following information to describe the computer systems used in each of the labs at their training facilities: Number of Workstations; Manufacturer and Model; Indicate whether mainframe, mini, or micro; Operating System used; Indicate presence and type of network.

Instructional Aids Respondents were asked to select from the following types of instructional aids that their facility has or will acquire soon. The choices were: Computer Projection Equipment, including VGA, EGA, Monochrome; VCR; 16mm Film Projector; Overhead Projector; Video Disk Player; and Large-screen Televi-sion. In addition, respondents were given an open field to list other instructional aids.

Availability Respondents were asked to list each month when there would be one or more days during which some or all of their training facilities could be available. Also, respondents were asked to indicate whether their training facilities are routinely available during the evenings or weekends, or boLh.

Type of Organization/Fees Respondents were asked to select from one of the following six choices to describe their institution: Four-year college or univer-sity; Two-year college; State public training facility; County or local training facility; Private, nonprofit training facility; and Private facility. In addition, respondents were given an open field to list other types of organizations. Respondents were also asked whether or not fees are charged for usc of their lab by nonaffiliated users. If fees are charged, they were asked to indicate the fee structure.

Accommodations Respondents were asked to indicate whether overnight housing is available locally either on campus or at hotels/motels.

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Cortez Lawrence Deputy Director Public Safety Department P.O. Box 511 Auburn. AL 36831 (205) 887-4908, (205) 887-4996 (Fax)

Education MPA, Auburn University, 1992, Public Admin. AS, Chattahoochee Valley Col., 1979, Fire Science JD, John Marshall Law School, 1976, Law BA, North Georgia College, 1968, Political Sci.

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Hazardous Materials Management

Consulting Experience • Performed operations analysis in a lawsuit for the

city of Tuskegee (Alabama). • Performed equipment design and test/evaluation

for the U.S. Corps of Engineers Research Lab in Champaign (Illinois).

• Conducted a law/liability seminar for the Alabama Fire College.

Consultation Fees General fee is $125 per hour/8 hour minimum. Instructional fee is negotiable.

Availability Anytime during the calendar year.

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Alabama John Sloan Assistant Professor University of Alabama/Birmingham Department of Criminal Justice Birmingham, AL 35294 (205) 934-2069, (205) 934-9896 (Fax)

Education PhD, Purdue University, 1987, Sociology MS, E. Michigan University, 1982, Criminal Justice BS, E. Michigan University, 1980, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology

Consulting Experience • Performed a statistical analysis of Alabama's

Habitual Felony Offender Act for the period 1981-1990. The study analyzed the extent to which felony offenders, eligible for enhanced sentences under the Act, failed to be properly sentenced.

• Perfonned jury service consulting work ("One Day/One Trial" in Wayne County, Michigan).

Consultation Fees $80 per hour for out-of-court work. $160 per hour for in-court work.


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Kathryn Morgan Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice University of Alabama/Birmingham UAB Station, MCJ Building Birmingham, AL 35294 (205) 934-2069

Education PhD, Florida State University, 1991, Criminology MA, Texas Women's University, 1976, Sociology BS, Texas Women's University, 1975, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Research Methodology

Consulting Experience

Consultation Fees Call for fee schedule.


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Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice College of Criminal Justice Jacksonville State University Jacksonville, AL 36265 (205) 782-5335

Education PhD, University of Alabama, 1990, Public Admin. MS, University of Alabama, 1981,

Criminal Justice Administration MEd, University of Alabama, 1978,

Educational Leadership/Criminal Justice BA, University of Alabama, 1976, Public Admin./

Criminal Justice

Areas of SpecIalization Organizational Management; Manpower Allocation; Jails; Juvenile Detention Centers

Consulting ExperIence • Provided testimony and ongoing consultation to

the City of Binningham (Alabam!)) Crime Commission.

• Serve as member of the Jefferson County (Alabama) Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council. Responsibilities include providing research and other consulting activities.

Consultation Fees $50 per hour, plus expenses.

Avallablllty Anytime during the calendar year.

Addltlonallnfonnation Experience in three areas of criminal justice: law enforcement, juvenile justice (including juvenile detention) and courtroom security.

John New Supervisory Special Agent U.S. Customs Service 951 Government St. Suite 700 Mobile, AL 36604 (205) 690-2146, (205) 690-2150 (Fax)

Education MS, University of Alabama, 1991, Criminal Justice BS, Penn State University, 1974, Law Enforcement!

Corrections

Areas of Specialization Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Under-cover Operations

Consulting Experience • Conducted a study of undercover st.ress and its

impact on operations. • Conducted all of the undercover training for the

U.S. Customs Service, including operations, manager and psychological coordination.

• Trained outside agents from all levels, including state, local, U.S. Department of Defense and six foreign governments.

Consultation Fees $125 per hour. However, will consider flat rate of $500 per day if agency has funding limitations.


Additional Information Member: Federal Law Enforcement Officers Association; Federal Investigations Association; Association of Law Enforcement Trainers.

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Lonny Harden Owner Forensic Services Inc. P.O. Box 230355 Montgomery, AL 36123 (205) 271-2757, (205) 272-5561 (Fax)

Education EdS, Troy State University, 1983, Education!

Criminal Justice MS, Troy State University, 1981, Criminal Justice!

Psychology BS, Westbury College, 1980, Criminal Justice/

Psychology AS, DeKalb College, 1980, Criminal Justice/

Psychology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Forensic Firearms; Crime Scene Investigations

Consulting Experience • Examine firearms, tool marks, foot prints, shoe

and tire impressions, crime scenes, and bullet holes in objects and bodies. Provide coun testimony and depositions for attorneys related to these issues.

Consultation Fees Fee schedule available. $75 per hour for non-court days, plus expenses. $100 per hour for court days, plus expenses.


Addltlonal Infonnatlon Have attended numerous specialized schools, including firearm manufacturing school and crime scene school.

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Allan Barnes Associate Professor University of Alaska/Justice Center 3211 Providence Dr. Anchorage, AK 99508 (907) 786-1810, (907) 786·7777 (Fax)

Education PhD, Florida State University, 1983, Criminology MA, U. of Missouri/Columbia, 1975, Clinical Psych. BA, U. of Missouri/St. Louis, 1969, Psychology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Crime Prevention

Consulting Experience • Assisted in creation of an alternative to juvenile

and young adult detention for the Navajo Nation in Window Rock (Arizona). Also trained staff to work in this facility.

Consultation Fees Consultation fees are $300 per day, plus expenses for on-site consultation. Research costs are negotiated individually, depending upon the complexity of the particular issue.


Additlonallnformatlon Member: Justice Research and Statistics Association.

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Lisa Konrath C onsultantlTrainer P.O. Box 12502 Tucson, AZ 85732 (602) 747-8468

Education MA, University of Phoenix, 1992, Adult Education BA, University ofPhocnix, 1990, Management

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Field Training Officer Programs; Instructor Development

Consulting Experience '. Conducted a study which analyzed state patrol

agency usage of field training and evaluation programs, and the "San Jose" model. Research included responses from 40 states regarding their programs, hiring and termination rates, legal challenges and agency demographics.

• Facilitated training workshops on a variety of management/supervision issues and instructor development for both civilian and law enforce-ment clientele.

Consultation Fees Field Training Officer (FrO) fees are arranged through Kaminsky & Associates, Inc. All other fees start at $100 per hour, plus expenses.


Additional Information Member: American Society of Training and Develop-ment; American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers.

Jeffery Walker Assistant Professor Department of Criminal Justice University of Arkansas/Little Rock Little Rock, AR 72204 (501) 569-3195

Education PhD, Sam Houston State U., 1992, Criminal Justice MA, U. of Arkansas/Little Rock, 1988,

Criminal Justice BSBA, U. of Arkansas/Little Rock, 1985,

Management

Areas of Specialization Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Microcomputer Design & Usage

COnsulting Experience • Developed software and research design for the

Arkansas State Drug Task Force to study 26 individual task forces across the state. Project included developing effectiveness criteria and generating reports on the statewide drug enforce-ment effort.

COnsultation Fees Fees are established on a case-by-case basis.


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H.N.Morley Principal Morley/Morley and Associates 8111 Irondale Ave. Canoga Park, CA 91306 (818) 34/-3305

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MPH, Calif. St. U./Northridge, 1975, Community Health Education

EdD, University of Alabama, 1973, Systems Analysis MA, Austin Peay State U., 1970, Ed. Psychology

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Management Informa-tion Systems; Risk Assessment; Disaster Recovery/ Health Care

Consulting Experience • Completed a full-risk assessment and reorganiza-

tion of a medium-size hospital security operation. Reduced the overall cost of security operation while upgrading the quality of personnel and security systems.

Consultation Fees Consultation fees are determined on a project or hourly basis.


Addltlonallnfonnation Husband-and-wife team with over 45 years of clinical health administration, security, risk assessment and disaster recovery experience.

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A.T. Morley Principal Morley/Morley and Associates 8111 Irondale Ave. Canoga Park, CA 91306 (818) 341-3305

Education MS, Calif. St. U.ILos Angeles, 1985, Health Care

Administration BA, Calif. St. U./Long Beach, 1982, Vocational Ed. RN, Valley College, 1969, Nursing

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Management Informa-tion Systems; Risk Assessment; Disaster Recovery/ Health Care

Consulting Experience • Completed a full-risk assessment and reorganiza-

tion of a medium-size hospital security operation. Reduced the overall cost of security operation while upgrading the quality of personnel and security systems.

Consultation Fees Consultation fees are determined on a project or hourly basis.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Husband-and-wife team with over 45 years in clinical health care administration, risk assessment and disaster recovery experience.

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William Pelkey Executive Director Koga Institute 925 S. Main St. #284 Fallbrook, CA 92028 (619) 723-1684

Education PhD, U. of Northern Colorado, 1990, Applied

Statistics/Reseal'ch MS, Eastern Kentucky V., 1979, Criminal Justice Ed. BS, Eastern Kent.ucky V., 1978, Police

Administration

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Police Training; Use of Force

Consulting Experience • Developed and analyzed training programs,

focusing on the areas of police use of force and field training.

• Provided analysis of civil suits against police officers in allegations of excessive use of force.

Consultation Fees Due to the range of services offered, the fees are set according to project through proposal submission.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Six years as a sworn officer. Experience as a crime analyst and planning/research officer. Accreditation experience. Six years full-time higher education and police academy experience.

Barbara Owen Associate Professor California State University/Fresno Department of Criminology Fresno. CA 93740 (209) 278-5715. (209) 278-7664 (Fax)

Education PhD, U. ofCalifornia/Berkeley, 1984, Sociology MA, San Francisco State U., 1977, Sociology BA, U. of California/Davis, 1975, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Research Methodology; Operations Research; Evaluation Research

Consulting Experience • Conducted research for the Federal Bureau of

Prisons, California Department of Corrections and several local jurisdictions. Areas of interest include drug programming, evaluation and needs assessments.

Consultation Fees Call for fee structw-e.

Availability

Anytime during the calendar year.


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James Farris Professor California State U.lFullerton Criminal Justice Department Fullerton. CA 92634 (714) 773-3809

Education

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PhD, Claremont Graduate School, 1982, Government MS, Calif. Sl. U./Long Beach, 1975, Criminal Justice BS, Calif. St. U./Long Beach, 1967, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Investigations/lntelligence

Consulting Experience • Provide research consultation and project

evaluation to the California Department of Justice, Commission on Peace Officers Standards and Training (POST) Command College.

Consultation Fees $300 per day, plus expenses. Contingent upon location, (.omplexity and needs of an agency.

Availability


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Richard Thompson President RTA Business Information,lnc. 3972 Barranca Parkway, J-631 irvine, CA 92714 (714) 559-5032, (714) 559-0453 (Fax)

Education CFP, U. of Southern California, 1987, Business

Finance BA, San Diego State U., 1974, Business

Areas of Specialization Management Information Systems; Research Methodology; Automation Planning

Consulting Experience • Authored a large police agency's guide of general

orders (policy and procedures). Included numer-ous changes to automation procedures and manipulation of data.

• Specialize in upgrading policy and procedure manuals and provide consultation on database utilization and design.

Consultation Fees $500 per day, and pricing by project.

Availability Anytime during the calt;lndar year.

Additlonallnformatlon Principals of the company have solid multiple-agency police experience and military intelligence back-ground.

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Joseph Davis President Davis & Associates P.O. Box 6725 Laguna Niguel, CA 92l'i07 (714) 495-8334

Education MPA, Calif. State U./Fullerton, 1987, Personnel

Management BA, Calif. State U./Fullerton, 1976, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Management Information Systems; Training and Development

Consulting Experience • Developed automated jail system and investiga-

tion management information system. • Performed crime analysis, and traffic accident

analysis studies for the Orange County (California) Sheriffs Department.

• Authored three books on police report writing. Wrote and hosted a police training videotape for Medina Productions.

ConsultaUon Fees Range is negotiable. Typically, fees are $500 per day, plus expenses and travel for on-site consultation.


Addltlonallnfonnation Member: American Society for Training and Development; American Society of Law Enforce-ment Trainers; American Society of Correctional Training Personnel.

Mildred tlMissy" 0' Linn Attorney Cotkin, Collins and Franscell 201 N. Figueroa St. Suite 1100 Los Angeles, CA 90012 (213) 977~8204, (213) 2504852 (Fax)

Education 10, University of Akron Law, 1985, Law BS, Kent State University, 1982, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Use of Force; Defen-sive Tactics; Civil Liability

Consulting Experience • Testified as an expert witness on police use of

force for Kansas City (Missouri) Police Depart-ment. As a result of the hearing, the use of the lateral vascular neck restraint was reinstated by the Kansas City Board of Police Commissioners.

COnsultation Fees Hourly rate, plus expenses. Current rate for governmental agencies is $120 per hour for legal work/expert witness. Defensive tactics training is $600 per day on average.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Founding member and legal advisor to American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers. Eight years of law enforcement experience. Fonner academy manager. Fonner legal and technical advisor to LEW. Attorney licensed in two states.

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Clyde Cronkhite Associate Director Center for the Administration oj'Justice University of Southern California Los Angeles, CA 90007 (213) 743-2497, (213) 753·5310 (Fax)

Education

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DPA, U. of Southern C?Jif., 1991, Public Admin. MPA, U. of Southern Calif., 1974, Public Admin. BS, Calif. St. U.ILos Angeles, 1969, Police Admin.

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Management Infonnation Systems; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Automation Planning; Future Trends; Community-oriented Problem Solving; Cut-back Management

Consulting Experience • CurrenLly direct research on a Nancy Reagan

Foundation grant on substance abuse; on a Los Angeles County Housing Authority contract to evaluate community opinion regarding public service; and on a Los Angeles County Probation Department evaluation of probation programs.

• Designed and implemented 20 criminal justice automation systems and authored a textbook and numerous articles on police systems.

Consultation Fees $500 per day, plus expenses.

Availability Call for availability.

Addltlonallnfonnation Twenty-five years serving in all law enforcement ranks and functions. Recent Education (DPA) and research experience at USC.

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Terence Dunworth President Systems Development and Associates 191 LupeAve. Newbury Park, CA 91320 (805) 499-2070

Education PhD, Michigan State University, 1975, Political Sci. MA, UniversilY of Utah, 1971, Political Sci. MBA, Indiana University, 1962, Business

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Management Information Systems; Research Methodology

Consulting Experience • Conducted a nationwide analysis of the Bureau of

Justice Assistance (BJA) formula grant program, focusing on state strategies planning, state monitoring of subgrants and associated informa-tion systems. Reports from this contract were published by National Institute of Justice (NIJ) and BJA in falVwinter 1991.

Consultation Fees Some jobs are fixed price, based on a negotiated scope of work. Other jobs are daily rate-presently set at $506.25


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Company provides personal consulting, plus a team of experienced criminal justice researchers, informa-tion systems specialists and practitioners.

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Julia Val, Duyn Professor/ Author/ Consultant 1015 Colnar St. Roseville, CA 95678 (916) 773-5849, (916) 773-5849 (Fax)

Education PhD, Stanford University, Computer Science MA, University of Santa Clara, Law/Criminal Justice MA, San Francisco State U., English BA, Swarthmore College, English

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Management Information Systems; Education

Consulting Experience • Consulted with the National Foundation for Law

and Technology as the Chair of the Education and Media Committee.

• Thirteen years as a university professor; last five years teaching a course in criminal justice infor-mation systems.

• Authored ninth book, Automated Crime Informa-tions Systems, in 1990.

• Authored numerous articles for law enforcement magazines.

Consultation Fses Fees for consultation are $250 per day, plus ex-penses.



Larry Smith Consultant Larry Smith Enterprises P.O. Box 710141 San Diego, CA 92171 (619) 560-7394

Education AS, San Diego Evening College, 1973,

Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Police Tactics; Use of Force; Expert Witness

Consulting Experience • Testified recently in a Victoria, British Columbia

case as an expert witness on the issue of neck restraints.

• Evaluated recruit neck restraint training at the Justice Institute of British Columbia and prepared a report recommending training improvements.

Consultation Fees $200 per hour, plus expenses, for court testimony and depositions. $100 per hour, plus expenses, for consulting, preparing testimony, etc.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Multiple certifications in police defensive tactics. Thirty-four years experience as a police officer. Twenty-five years teaching experience. Judicially recognized expert on police use of force and police tactics course development.

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Deborah LeBlanc Department Chair, Law/Public Administration National University 4141 Camino Del Rio South San Diego, CA 92108 (619) 563-7427

Education DPA, University of laVerne, 1986,Public Admin. MS, University of laVerne, 1986, Management!

Organizational Behavior MPA, U. of Southern California, 1981, Public

Administration BA, California Poly tech. U., 1977, Political Science

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; GIS; Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Management Infonnation Systems; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Automation Planning

Consulting Experience • Served as an educator and consultant for 12

years.

• Perfonned program evaluation and development. • Conducted work in cultural diversity.

Consultation Fees Fees are set on a project-by-project basis.



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Robert Bishop Program Director Executive Security International Ltd. P.O. Box 150058 San Rafael, CA (415) 453-9774

Education PhD, Northwestern University, 1971, Planning

Administration MS, Northwestern University, 1968, Urban Systems

Management BMG, City College of New York, 1963, Mechanical

Engineering

Areas of Specialization Training

Consulting Experience • Provide training to correctional officers in the

state of California.

Consultation Fees $500-$1000 per day, plus expenses.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Certified by the California State Board of Corrections (STC).

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John 0' Sullivan Chair, Justice and Corrections Department Mt. San Antonio College 1100 N. Grand Ave. Walnut, CA 91789 (714) 594-5611, (714) 594-8060 (Fax)

Education MS, Calif. St. u./Los Angeles, 1970, Public Admin. BS, Fordham University, 1953, Business Admin.

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Training

Consulting Experience • Planned and designed training programs for Los

Angeles Police. Department (LAPD) Academy and Tulsa Police Department.

• Designed the initial training program used by the California Association of Police Training Officers.

• Developed training programs for security forces at major military sites.

Consultation Fees Fees negotiable.

Availability Full-time, May-August.

Addltlonallnfonnation Past member/Board of Directors: California Association of Administration of Justice Educators. Member: California Association of Police Training Officers.

Diane Byington Associate Professor Graduate School of Social Work University of Denver Denver, CO 80208 (303) 871-2848, (303) 87.1-2845 (Fax)

Education PhD, Florida State University, 1982, Social Work MSW, Florida State University, 1977, Social Work BA, Calif. St. U./Sacramento, 1974, Psychology

Areas of Specialization Sexual Assault Issues

Consulting Experience • Trained law enforcement personnel regarding the

needs of rape victims. • Conducted research on sexual assault issues. • Assisted community organizations in coordination

of services to rape victims.

Consultation Fees $75 per hour, or $450 per day, plus expenses.


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Prabha Unnithan Associate Professor Department of Sociology CoLorado State University Ft. Collins, CO 80523 (303) 491-6615, (303) 491-2191 (Fax)

Education PhD, U. of Nebraska/Lincoln, 1983, Sociology MA, U. of Savgar (India), 1976, Criminology BS, Karnatak U. (India), 1974, Criminology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Policy Analysis

Consulting Experience • Consulted on all aspects of research methods and

report preparation for India's Bureau of Police Research and Development. Projects focused on female prisoners and police reactions to ex-offenders.

• Created prison population projection methods for the Ohio Corrections Department.

• Developed transfer and validation instrument for a Federal offender classification project.

Consultation Fees $100 per day, plus expenses for on-site consultations. Other project costs are negotiable, based on time and effort involved.


Additionallnfonnatlon Teach graduate policy analysis course. Work infor-mally with local community corrections agencies.

James Chambers Director, Administration of Justice Mesa State College 1175 Texas Ave. Grand Junction, CO 81506 (303) 248-1763

Education PhD, Portland State University, 1986, Urban/Public

Affairs MA, Portland State University, 1984, Urban/public

Affairs MPA, Portland State University, 1984, Public

Administration BA, Portland State University, 1968, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Operations Research

Consulting Experience • Consultant regarding impaired physicians for

Oregon S tate Board of Medical Examiners. • Conducted an analysis of service delivery for

Mesa County (Colorado).

Consultation Fees A basic fee ranging from $2500-$5000, or $75 per hour plus $10 for student services per hour.



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Philip Reichel Director, Criminal Justice Studies University of Northern Colorado Department of Sociology Greeley, CO 80639 (303) 351-2107

Education PhD, Kansas State University, 1979, Sociology MA, Kansas State University, 1972, Sociology BS, Nebraska Wesleyan U., 1969, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Research Methodology; Program Evaluation

Consulting Experience • Conduct simulation exercises as an aid in staff

training, staff development, and for client treatment Technique sensitizes participants to ethnic and social class issues.

• Conducted research in evaluation of victim/ witness assistance programs and of an intensive supervision probation program.

Consultation Fees $25 per hour, plus expenses.

Availability Only during my non-teaching months, which are May-August.

Addltlonallnfonnatlon Significant knowledge of criminal justice systems in other countries.

Glenn Kaminsky President Kaminsky & Associates, Inc. 7616 Estate Circle Longmont, CO 80503 (303) 652-3430

Education MS, San Jose State University, 1975, Admin. of

Justice BS, San Jose State University, 1958, Police Science

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Recruitment Training

COnsulting Experience • Participated in development of the "San Jose"

model of Field Training Officer concept while a member of the San Jose Police Department.

• Assisted over 1,000 agencies in the development and implementation of the FrO concept for Field, COlTe~tions, Communications, Fish & Wildlife and other personnel.

Consultation Fees $3500 fee for a 3-day training progralT:, $4000-$6500 for a 5-day training program. Consulting fee negoti-ated with client.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Lead a team of nine law enforcement professionals. Other available training includes: Critical Incident Management; Supervision and Management Train-ing, Promotional Preparation and Instructor Develop-ment.

.... Delaware Danilo Yanich Associate Policy Scientist/Asst. Professor College of Urban Affairs University of Delaware Newark, DE 19716 (302) 831-1710, (302) 831·3587 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Delaware, 1980. Urban Affairs MA, Penn State University, 1975, Social Processes AB, Albright College, 1968, International Affairs

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Research Methodology; Crime, Justice and the Media

Consulting Experience • Conducted an analysis of the Court of

Delaware's docket. Research included an analysis of the processing of civil cases, a comparative analysis of Delaware's docket with that of other federal courts and a survey of attorneys who processed cases analyzed during the study.

COnsultation Fees $300 per day, plus expenses for on-site consultation. Costs arc negotiated individually depending upon the complexity of the issues.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Have established links between research and policy development. Excellent relationships with judges,

I' attorneys, legislators and members of executiv"

branches of government.

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Education BS, George Mason University, 1990,

Law Enforcement

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Intelligence Research

Consulting Experience • Developed profiles of Skinhead groups. • Conducted research in the field of right-wing hate

groups.

Consultation Fees Call for fee structure.



Debra Kaufman Managing Director The Kushner Group 5716 32nd St. NW Washington, DC 20015 (202) 966-0448, (202) 362-3662 (Fax)

Education MS (Candidate), Johns Hopkins University, 1994,

Applied Behavioral Science MA (Candidate), Johns Hopkins University, 1993,

Liberal Arts f BA, University of Maryland, 1983, Englishl

Communications

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Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Training Program Development

ConsUlting Experience • Provided services to several public safety organi-

zations during the past ten years, including: development of operational and administrative procedures; crime prevention program implemen-tation and analysis; research and strategic plan-ning, and entry-level and in-service training.

Consultatlon Fees $500 per day, plus expenses. Project fees are negotiated on an individual basis.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Member: American Society for Law Enforcement Trainers; International Society for Crime Prevention Practitioners; National Criminal

I Justice Association; Maryland Crime Prevention

I Association; National Capitol Area. Human Resource 1 Association.

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Marilyn Ford Research & Information Supervisor Volusia County Branch Jail Caller Service Box 2865 Daytona Beach, FL 32120 (904) 254-1542, (904) 254-1560 (Fax)

Education PhD, State U. ofNY/Albany, 1982, Criminal Justice MA, State U. of NY/Albany. 1976, Criminal Justice BS, State U. ofNY/Albany, 1974, Social Work

Areas of Specialization Management Information Systems; Jail Population Reduction

Consulting Experience • Developed statewide classification system for

assignment of delinquent youth and status offenders to juvenile facilities for Ohio Youth Commission.

Consultation Fees Fees are negotiable.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Member: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences; American Society of Criminology; American Jail Association; and American Correctional Association.

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Robert Hewitt Professor Edison Community College 8099 College Parkway SW Fort Myers, FL 33904 (813) 489-9252

Education

Florida

PhD (ABD), U. of South Florida, Higher Education PS, Long Island University, C.W. Post Center, 1977,

Criminal Justice BS, Mercy College, 1973, Sociology AAS, Westchester Community College, 1970,

Police Science

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Research Methqdology; In-service Training

Consulting Experience • Wrote and taught a program on Career Develop-

ment Counseling for the Lee County (Florida) Sheriffs Office.

• Performed an analysis of jobs, job descriptions and salary scales as part of a contract with the Lee County Sheriff's Office.

Consultation Fees Hourly fee of $50-$75, depending upon expenses.


AddlUonallnfonnation Ten years college teaching experience, plus 20 years as a police officer. Retired USAR military police cOIps major.

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Marson Johnson Academic Administrator/Criminology U. o/South Florida/Lakeland 3433 Winter Lake Rd. Lakeland, FL 33803 (813) 667-7073, (813) 974-3096 (Fax)

Education PhD, Michigan State University, 1980, Higher

Education Administration MA, Michigan State University, 1972, Distributive

Education MA, Michigan State University, 1970, Police Admin. BA, Michigan State University, 1969, Police Admin.

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation

Consulting Experience • Constructed and distributed a questionnaire

measuring opinions of a number of law enforce-ment professionals, students, and the general public. Questionnaire focused on ethical situa-tions.

Consultation Fees $800 per day, plus expenses for efforts of less than two weeks. RFP/Bios for large research efforts.

Availability To be arranged.

Addltlonallnformation Presented paper on drug programs to law enforcement personnel in Barcelona, Spain. Pre-sented paper on Instructional Television Fixed Services (ITFS) in Paris, France.

Thomas Storrar Captain Cower County Sheriff s Office 3301 E. Tamiami Tr. Bldg. J Naples, FL 33962 (813) 793-9260, (813) 793-9168 (Fax)

Education BPS, Barry College, 1990, Business Admin. AA, Edison Community College, 1977, Criminal

Justice

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Test Programs

(,onsultlng Experience • Taught drug unit management for local law

enforcement agencies. • Currently conducting a management study on the

relationship between performance on the job and sick time used by law enforcement and corrections officers.



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Eileen Cummings President Police Retirement Evaluation Program (PREP) Box 33003 Palm Beach Garden, FL 33420 (407) 684-2062, (407) 684-2212 (Fax)

Education MEd. William Paterson College, 1977.

Career Counseling BS. Boston University. 1967. Public Relations

Areas of Specialization Career{fransitional Planning

Consulting Experience • Provides career planning to law enforcement

personnel.

Consultation Fees Fees are coordinated with sponsoring agency to afford maximum participation by all individuals who can benefit from PREP.


Additional Infonnatlon Member: ASLET, NEA wp. LETA. ASIS

Robert Brongel President

i Law Enforcement Assistance Network 3982 Bee Ridge Rd. Bldg. H-Suite A Sarasota, FL 34233

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(800) 226-4616, (813) 378-5111 (Fax)

Education

Areas of Speclallzatlon Organizational Management; Psychology Training

Consulting Experience • Provides consulting services to public safety

agencies in the areas of training and psychology, including fitness-for-duty assessments. field trnining. entry-level screening. management studies and research. LEAN operates an in-patient. hospital-based stress center specifically designed for law enforcement

Consultation Fees Psychological services. management and research fees are negotiable and depend on the complexity of the projcct A fee schedule is available for training.


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M.S. Bogo/ea Clinical Director Law Enforcement Assistance Network 3982 Bee Ridge Rd. Sarasota, FL 34233 (800) 226-4616, (813) 378-5111 (Fax)

Education

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Psychology Training

Consulting Experience • Provides consulting services to public safety

agencies in the areas of training and psychology, including fitness-for-duty assessments, field training, entry-level screening, management studies and research. LEAN operates an in-patient, hospital-based stmss center specifically designed for law enforcement.

Consultation Fees Psychological services, management and research fees are negotiable and depend upon the complexity of the project. A set fee schedule is available for training.



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Kenneth Dugger Coordinator, Center for Education & Training Broward County Sheriff s Office 2151 N.W. 108 Ter. Sunrise, FL 33321 (305) 720·2251

Education MSEd, Florida International University, 1990,

Vocational Education Administration BA, St. Leo College, 1988, Criminology AA, Miami/Dade Community College, 1977,

Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Training & Curriculum Design

Consulting Experience • Designed, developed and implemented strategic

planning and processes for competency-based law enforcement and corrections training programs for South Florida law enforcement agencies and community college. Work included pro!,rram development, marketing and evaluation for criminal justice related training. Also performed needs assessment, job analysis, course design.

Consultation Fees

$250 per day, plus expenses for on-site consultation. Research and Computer Assisted Development (CAD) costs are negotiated individually depending upon the complexity of the particular issue.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Member: American Society for Law Enforcement Trainers; Florida Police Training Officer's Associa-tion.

Kenneth Clontz Consultant J 35 Valencia Dr. Tallahassee, FL 32304 (904) 574·9471

Education PhD Candidate, Florida State University,

Criminology MS, U. of NC/Charlotte, 1989, Criminal Justice BS, U. ofNe/Charlotte, 1987, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Research Methodology; Personal Computer Use

Consulting Experience • Developed computer programs for the state of

Florida. • Advised Horida State University in a data

collection process and in the statistical analysis of results.

• Supervised two field research teams on separate crime prevention grants.

Consultation Fees Research costs negotiated individually depending upon the complexity of the particular issue.


Addltlonallnfonnation Member: American Society of Criminology; Acad· emy of Criminal Ju,nice Sciences; Justice Research and Statistics Associatimi.

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West Palm Beach Police Department 901 Datura St. West Palm Beach, FL 33401 (407) 835·2930, (407) 837-4080 (Fax)

Education

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; GIS; Management Information Systems; Operations Research; Automation Planning

Consulting Experience • Planned and implemented numerous automation

projects, including: Mobile Digital Information System, Pen-based computer reporting using the GridPad system, Novell networking and remote computing system.




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Leo Downing, Jr. Professor of Criminal Justice/Sociology North Georgia College Social Sciences Department Dahlonega, GA 30597 (404) 864-1910

Education Georgia State U. Law School., 1985, Law PhD, Oklahoma State University, 1980, Sociology MA, Indiana State University, 1978, Criminology BS, Northeastern University, 1977, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Research Methodology; Court Processes

Consulting Experience • Conducted an analysis of the effectiveness of

indigent defense in Fulton County (Georgia). • Established a humanities program for inmates at

the Alto Correctional Institute in Lula, Georgia.

Consultation Fees Fees are negotiated on a case-by-case basis.



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Leslyn Erickson LegaL Instructor Department of Treasury FederaL Law Enforcement Training Center Glynco, GA 31524 (9/2) 261-8441

Education JD, University of Wisconsin, 1990, Law BA, Metro State University, 1985, Police Admin. BA, Bethel College, 1975, Psychology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Operations Research; Criminal & Civil Liability Law

Consulting Experience • Performed legal, criminal and management

research for the Wisconsin State Patrol. Also performed program planning, and policy analysis and development.

• Acted as an Assistant General Counsel/Counsel to the State Patrol for the Wisconsin Department of Transport

Lee Ford Jones J nstructor/ Programmer N. Central Georgia Law Enforcement Academy 1672 Old Highway 41 Marietta, GA 30060 (404) 528-6650

Education BA, Georgia College, 1988, Markcting/MIS

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Management Information Systems

Consulting Experience • Implemented and provided support for the

Traffic Management System, a traffic accident analysis program. Developed for the Governor's Office of Highway Safety (Georgia).

Consultation Fees As an employee of the Cobb County Sheriffs Office, provided services to law enforcement agencies for $1 per hour. Fee for other clients is $60 per hour, flat rate. Bonus if finish ahead of schedule.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Punctual, accurate and practical solutions to criminal justice information needs.

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Warren Whitton Associate Professor/Coordinator Savannah State College State CoLLege Branch Savannah, GA 31404 (912) 356-2311

Education PhD, Union Institute, 1990, Criminal Justice

Management MPA, Roosevelt University, 1974, Public Admin. BA, University of I1\inois, 1969, Psychology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation

Consulting Experience • Conducted police selection and promotional

screening studies. • Conducted needs assessment for regional crime

laboratory . • Conducted police department organizational

studies.

• Developed a managerial and security institute.

Consultation Fees $40-$50 per hour for conSUlting. $25-$50 per hour for training. $300 daily rate, plus expenses. All fees negotiable, depending upon the job.


Additional Information Police management consultant. Training curricula! program development. Educator and trainer (seminar workshops).

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Vance McLaughlin Director ojTraining Savannah Police Department P.O. Box 8032 Savannah, GA 31412 (912) 651-6806, (912) 651·6708 (Fax)

Education PhD, Penn State University, 1984, Criminal Justice MS, Florida Slate University, 1977, Criminology BS, Penn State University, 1971, Finance

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; High Liability Data

Consulting Experience • Completed work to meet National Accreditation

Standards and implemented a community policing policy.

a Collect data on a continuing basis in the area of police use of force, as it affects policy and training.

Consultation Fees Fees vary depending on travel, scope of project and supervisory requirements.


Additional Infonnatlon Consultant for local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.

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Michael Donahue Director, Planning and Research Savannah Police Department P.O. Box 8012 Savannah, GA 31401 (912) 651~6742, (912) 651·6708 (Fax)

Education PhD, Michigan State U., 1983, Social Science MCJ, U. of South Carolina, 1977, Criminal Justice BA, U. of North Carolina, 1975. Philosophy

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Manpower Allocation

Consulting Experience • Provide ongoing consultation to the Savannah

Police Department on crime analysis, evaluation and planning issues.

• Conduct evaluation projections on juvenile diversion programs. Work conducted for organizations such as the Boys Club of America and the County Probate Court.

• Developed specifications for the purchase of a new SPD CAD/RMS valued at $1.1 million.



Addltlonallnfonnation Samples of work available upon request.

Michael Tatum Professor Ricks College 334-F Clarke Rexburg,ID 83460 (208) 356-1364

Education EdD, Brigham Young University, 1983,

Criminal Justice MA, University of Redlands, 1979, Curriculum

Developmenl/Criminal Justice BA, Calif. St. U./Fresno, 1972, Spanish AA, Fresno City College. 1969, Social Science

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Personnel Development

Consult1ng Experience • Conducted policy and procedure review for

governmental agencies such as police depart-ments, city and county governments and school districts.

• Conducted needs assessments and training for various agencies.

• Developed and evaluated training materials.

Consultation Fees Usually bid work, depending upon the competition.


Additionallnfonnatlon Ten years as a law enforcement officer/supervisor. Seventeen years as a professional criminal justice trainer and educator.

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Verne Miller Police Officer AMTRAK 134-A S. Prospect St. Bartlett,IL 60103 (708) 519-5186

Education

Areas of Speclall7.aUon Crime Analysis; Budgeting/Financiai


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• Designed crime analysis system using microcom-puters. Also developed databases for investigative purposes, and the use of spreadsheets and data-bases for financial investigations.

Consultation Fees $150 per day, (minimum three days), plus expenses.


Additional Information Ten years experience in police work, including patrol administration, investigations, support services and evidence. Background in accounting and engineering.

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Roy Walker Associate Professor University of Illinois Police Training Institute Champaign,IL 61820 (217) 333-7806, (217) 333-7800 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Illinois, 1985, Education MEd, University of Illinois, 1977, Education BS, Southern Illinois U., 1971, Education

Areas of Specialization Computer-based Training

Consulting Experience • Provide computer-based training to city,

county, stale and federal law enforcement agencies. Training is provided using direct instruction and correspondence training.



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Richard Ward Professor of Criminal Justice University of Illinois/Chicago 715 S. WoodSt,M/C 108 Chicago,IL 60612 (312) 996-3200, (312) 733-3394 (Fax)

Education DCrim, U. of California/Berkeley, 1971,

Criminology MCrim, U. of California/Berkeley, 1969,

Criminology BS, City U. of New York, 1968, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Management Information Systems; Criminal Investigation; Terrorism; Police Adminis-tration

Consulting Experience • Provided consulting services to more than 100

criminal justice agencies in the U.S. and interna-tionally in the areas of police administration, criminal investigation and international terrorism.


Availability Year-round, as available.

Additlonallnfonnation Past president: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences. Director: Office of International Criminal Justice. Co-author: Criminal Investigation: A Method for Reconstructing the Past (Anderson Press).

Clarence Phillips, Jr. Information Systems Coordinator U. of Illinois/Chicago Police Department 1140 S. Morgan, M/C 270 Chicago,IL 60607 (312) 996-7717, (312) 413-2617 (Fax)

Education MA Candidate, U. of Illinois/Chicago. 1992,

Public Administration BS, U. of Illinois/Chicago, 1988, Economics

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Management Information Systems; Operations Research; Automation Planning; Records Manage-ment Systems

Consulting Experience • Developed records management system and

computer-aided dispatch system for UIC Police Department.

• Designed local area network (Novell) for mc police and other organizations. Provided technical support and training for hardware and software systems.

Consultation Fees Fees negotiable depending upon contract.

Availability


Additlonallnfonnat/on Proficient in developing and maintaining data.base management systems. Command knowledge of Novell 386, dBASE IV, Wordperfect 5.1, Lotus 1-2-3, and Windows 3.0.

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James Sutton Director, Office of Security Programs University of iUinoislChicago 707 W. Harrison St, MIC 221 Chicago,IL 60607 (312) 996-8325, (312) 413-2713 (Fax)

Education PhD Candidate, U. of Illinois/Chicago, 1993,

Public Policy BA, Calif. St. U./Sacrarnento, 1974, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Operations Research

Consulting Experience • Provide advice and technical support to several

law enforcement agencies regarding command, control, communication and information systems.

• Trained senior public safety officials conceming the management of critical incidents, including the design and operation of datubases to support tactical decisions.

• Current research involves the development and operation of computerized information systems for crime analysis and operations research.

Consultation Fees On-site consultation is $800 per day, plus expenses. Research costs negotiated individually depending on the complexity and duration of specific projects.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Available for international projects. Native fluency in Spanish. Member: Society of Former Special Agents of the FBI; American Association for Industrial Security.

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Brad Weigel Director ojTraining Glenview Police Department 1215 Waukegan Rd. Glenview, II. 60025 (708) 729-5000/ (708) 729-9489 (Fax)

Education BS, Northwestern University, 1992, Organizational

Behavior

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management

Consulting Experience • Provided training and management consultation

on the topic of dealing with difficult and hostile employees. Made presentations to many profes-sionallaw enforcement0rganizations.

COnsultation Fees $600 per day (presentation seminar). $600 per day (eight-hour private or small meeting consultation). $350 per 1/2 day seminar or private consultation, plus expenses.


Additionallnfonnatlon Drafted a career development plan which is widely copied. Member of a three-person management team to attain agency accreditation. Hired to present seminars on difficult and hostile employees.

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Steven Egger Asssociate Professor & Chair Social Justice Program Springfield College in Illinois Springfield,IL 62794 (217) 786-6301, (217) 786-7188 (Fax)

Education PhD, Sam Houston State U., 1985, Criminal Justice MS, Michigan State University, 1972,

Criminal Justice BS, Michigan State University, 1970, Police Admin.

Areas of SpecIalization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Serial Homicide Issues

Consulting Experience • Presented seminars to command officers and

investigative personnel on serial murder and police investigative responses.

• Developed, planned and implemented a statewide program to collect and analyze homicide data to identify patterns of serial homicides.



Additionalinfonnation Author, Serial Murder: An Elusive Phenomenon. Advisor to Praeger Publishers for the series, "Criminology and Crime Control."

Joseph Guzik Administrator Public Safety Council Law Enforcement Training Center 3400 Broadway Gary, IN 46408 (219) 884-0006

Educnlon MPA, Indiana University, 1991, Public Admin. BS, Puroue University, 1972, Tech. Engineering

Areas of t1peclallzatlon Organizational Management

Consulting Experience • Provide training in several areas and direct a

training center for 850 officers.



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Keith Crew Assistant Professor Department of Sociology & AnthropoLogy University of Northern Iowa Cedar Falls, IA 50614 (319) 273-2143, (319) 273-2222 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Kentucky, 1987, Sociology MA, University of Kentucky, 1983, Sociology RA, Auburn U./Montgomery, 1977, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Program Evaluation

Consulting Experience • Provided consulting services to attorneys concern-

ing jury selection and selection and use of expert witnesses in criminal and tort liability cases.

• Provided consulting services to the New Mexico State Department of Corrections on training of probation/parole officers.

• Provided consulling services to a local school district. on drugs, gangs and school violence.

Consultation Fees $100 per hour, or $300 per day, plus expenses, for consulting. Fees for research are negotiable.

Availability Anytime during the calendar year. Summers (June-July) best.

Additlonallnfonnatlon Expedence as expert witness, and with presenting findings to government officials, including legisla-tors.

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James Ness Director, Administration of Justice Programs Barton County Community College RR 3 Box 1362 GreatBend,KS 67530 (316) 792-2701, (316) 792-3238 (Fax)

Education PhD, Southern Ill. University, 1988,

Education Administrati

Gary Cordner Associate Professor Eastern Kentucky University Department of Police Studies Richmond, KY 40475 (606) 622-6173, (606) 622-6264 (Fax)

Education PhD, Michigan State University, 1980,

Social Science/Criminal Justice MS, Michigan State University, 1978,

Criminal Justice BS, Northeastern University, 1974, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Management Information Systems; Res(,Mch Methodology; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Police Computer Applications

Consulting Experience • Provided crime analysis, operations analysis and

information systems consultation to police deparunents in Lexington, Kentucky; Tempe, Arizona; and Gary, Indiana.

Consultation Fees Fees depend upon the nature and scope of the work.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Instruct a course on Police Computer Applications. Editor of newsletter, "Police Computer Review. It Former police officer and police chief.

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...... Louisiana John Windhauser Associate Professor of Journalism Manship School of Journalism Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 70803 (504) 388-2336, (504) 388-1698 (Fax)

Education PhD, Ohio University, 1975, Mass Communications MA, Ball State University, 1967,Joumalism BS, Tri-State University, 1966, Accounting

Areas of Specialization Mass Media and the Justice System


Consultation Fees $2500 per day, plus expenses for on-site consultation. An 80% deposit is required.



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William Archambeault Associate Professor School of Social Work Louisiana State University Baton Rouge, LA 70808 (504) 388-1374, (504) 388-1357 (Fax)

Education PhD, Florida State University, 1979, Criminology MA, Indiana State University, 1973, Criminology BS, Indiana Stale University, 1965, Criminology

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Operations Research; Automation Planning

Consulting Experience • Conducted evaluation of automation of city

court and cffects on organizational behavior. • Conducted evaluation/consultation on design of an

offender tracking system for substance abuse-related cases.

• Consultant to :United Nations on developing standards for criminal justice automation in Third World countries.

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Michael Neustrom Professor Department of Criminal Justice University of Southwestern Louisiana Lafayette, LA 70504 (318) 231-6180, (318) 231-6195 (Fax)

Education PhD, Sam Houston State U., 1977, Criminal Justice MS, Sam Houston State V., 1975, Police Science BA, U. of S.W. Louisiana, 1970, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Research Methodology

Consulting Experience • Conducted a job task analysis of Lafayette

(Louisiana) Police Department. • Conducted studies with local law enforcement on

fear of crime and the impact of innovative policing programs on fear of crime and the reported crime rate.

Consultation Fees Research costs are negotiated on a case-by-case basis, depending upon the complexity of the research issue.

Availability Anytime during the calendar year; June-August preferred.

AddltionallnfonnatIon Assessor: Commission on Accreditation for Law Enforcement Agencies Inc. Member: Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences; American Society of Criminology.

William Thornton Professor/Chair, Criminal Justice Loyola University Box 55,6363 St. Charles Ave. New Orleans, LA 70118 (504) 865-2134, (504) 865-3347 (Fax)

Education PhD, U. of TennesseeftCnoxville, 1978, Criminology MA, East Carolina University, 1973, Sociology BA, East Carolina University, 1969, Sociology

Areas of Speclallzatlon Crime Analysis; Re,~earch Methodology

Consulting Experience • Provide research to attorneys for liability claims

cases related to third-party criminal injury of customers, clients and other invited guests onto private, commercial and public premises.

• Provide research services including: crime trend analysis, expert witness/crime foreseeability analysis, case preparation, deposition and case examination planning.

Consultation Fees $100 per hour, plus expenses for on-site review. Fee structure is negotiable for out-of-state consulting.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Authored several books in the field of criminology and juvenile delinquency. Member: American Society of Cdminology.

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Rodney Chaney Police Instructor

Maryland

Advanced Police Firearms Training Strategies 12320 Whitehall Dr. Bowie,MD 20715 (301) 262-3165

Education

Areas of Specialization Interactive Judgment Training

Consulting Experience • Provide training in police use of force, motor

skills and sensory distortions for the U.S. Capitol Police.

• Provide training for the Georgia Public Safety Academy in judgment shoot/no shOot issues.

• Provide consulting in police use of force. Project was to provide advice on the creation of interactive video/computer training.

• Provide anti-terrorist training to the U.S. State Department.

Consultation Fees Fees are $800 per day, expenses included, for a two-day training course for up to 10 participants. Fees are $450 per day, expenses included, for consultation.

Availability Anytime during the calendnr yeax,

Addltlonallnfonnatlon Staff instructor: 1990 ASLET seminar, San Diego, California. Published in "The Police ChieP' magazine (July 1990). Published in "AS LET Journal" (August 1990). Both articles address judgment training in the use of force.

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Don Greenawalt Director of Information Systems Prince Georges Community College 301 Largo Rd. Largo, MD 20772 (301) 322-0622, (301) 808-0960(Fax)

Education MPA, American University, 1973, MIS

Operations/Research BS, University of Maryland, 1966, Economics

Areas of Specialization Management Information Systems; Operations Research; Automation Planning

Consulting Experience • Conducted technical training for government and

corporate customers in several US cities and in the Far East. Topics include systems design, telecom-munications and databases.


Availability On an ad hoc basis.


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Robert Prentky Director of Research/Assistant Professor Department of Psychiatry Boston University Boston, MA 02174 (617) 643-0610, (617) 727-60/3 (Fax)

Education PhD, Northwestern University, 1975, Psychology Fellowship, U. of Mass./Amherst, 1977 Fellowship, University of York, 1978 Fellowship, University of Rochester, 1980

Areas of Spec.lallzatlon Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Forensic, Clinical Issues; Sex Offend-ers

Consulting ExperIence • Present workshops, lectures and seminars on

sexual aggression, particularly rape and child molestation.

• Review grunts for the Natioral Institute of Justice. Also consult for the FBI and many public and private agencies.

• Evaluate sex offenders from the perspective of many years' experience as a forensic psychologist.

Consultation Fees $125 per hour for evaluations; $2()() per hour for court testimony; $1500 per day for workshops and seminars.


Additlonallnfonnatlon Presented academic papers throughout the world, and have published numcrous journal articles, chapters and three books.

Edward Higgins, Jr. Coordinator, Criminal Justice Northern Essex Community College 100 Elliott Way Haverhill,MA 01830 (508) 374-5891

Education MPA, Northeastern Grad. School, 1971,

Government Management BS, Northeastern University, 1970,

Law Enforcement Management AS, Northeastern University, 1969,

Law Enforcement

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Training

Consulting Experience • Develop training programs and appropriate

management schemes for police departments.


Availability Only during my non-teaching months, which are Jan., May-July.

Addltlonallnfonnatlon Twenty-two years as a state police officer. Sixteen years of teaching experience. Five years as a program coordinator.

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Robert DiPasquale Sergeant Boston Police Department 101 West Broadway So. Boston, MA (617) 247-4730

Education

Massachusetts

MA, U, of Mass./Boston, 1979, Public Admin. BS, U. of Mass./Boston, 1975, Secondary Education

Areas of Specialization Officer Survival Training

Consulting Experience • Survival instructor for the Massachusetts

Criminal Justice Training Council and the Boston Police Academy.

Consultation Fees Call for fee schedule.



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Massachusetts J osej Gazzola President General Ordnance Inc. 213 West Plain St. Wayland, MA 0.1778 (508) 653-3155, (617) 969-0639 (Fax)

Education BS, Northwestern University, 1980, Criminal Justice

Areas of Specialization Weapons Instruction; Threat Management Instruction

Consulting Experience • Teach threat management and self-defense

courses.



Additionallnfonnation National Rifle Association Instructor.

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Paul Friday Consultant Research and Training Specialists 5902 Manorwood Dr. Kalamazoo, Ml 49009 (618) 375-0441, (618) 375-2645 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Wisconsin, 1970, Sociology MA, University of Wisconsin. 1966. Sociology BA, Drew University. 1964. Sociology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Organizational Management; Operations Research; Program Effectiveness

Consulting Experience • Performed a study to assess the cost and delay in

civil litigation for the U.S. District Court for West Michigan.

• Performed data analysis for the development of a community corrections comprehensive plan.

Consultation Fees $60 per hour; $500 per day. Research costs depend on the complexity of the research.


Addltlonallnfonnation Spc.cial interest in comparative research and institutional analysis.

Roy Shields Coordinator, Criminal Justice Programs Muskegon Communlty College 221 S. Quarterline Rd. Muskegon, MI 49442 (616) 777-0378, (616) 777-0255 (Fax)

Education MA, Western Michigan U., 1976, Ed. Leadership BS, Michigan State University, 1964, Police Admin. AA, Muskegon Community College, 1962,

General Arts

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Security Training; CPP Review Course

Consulting Experience Conducted yearly CPP Review Course for the American Society for Industrial Security Cpp certification. Taught numerous industrial, retail and hospital basic security officer training sessions. Thirty years of criminal justice/security-related training experience.

Consultation Fees $45 per person (minimum 10) for four hours of training. $75 per person for all-day sessions, plus expenses. CPP Review Course is $450 for ASIS members and $500 for non-members.


Additlonallnfonnation Member: American Society for Industrial Security; Michigan Criminal Justice Educator and Training Association.

Justln Morltz Deputy Sheriff Dakota County Sheriff s Office Law Enforcement Center Hastings, MN 55033 (612) 437-4211, (612) 438-4709 (Fax)

Minnesota

i Education MACI, College of St. Thomas, 1984,

Curriculum/lnstruction BA, U. of Minnesota/St. Paul, 1981,

Criminal Justice AA, Normandale Community College, 1973,

Law Enforcement

t Areas of Specialization Training & Education Liability

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Consulting Experience • Provided training and instruction on law enforce-

ment for technical and community colleges. • Provided expert witness testimony for a law

fmn.

Consultation Fees Fees are negotiable and depend upon the require-ments of the work involved.

Avallabllity Anytime during the calendar year.

Addltlonallnfonnatlon Extensive background in instruction, curriculum development, training supervision, training management and training procedures.

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Minnesota Michael Bred Professor St. Cloud State University Department of Sociology St. Cloud, MN 56301 (612) 255-3169

Education PhD, Iowa State University, 1986, Sociology MS, South Dakota State, 1981, Sociology BA. Sioux Falls College, 1973. Sociology

Areas of Specialization Organizational Management; Quantitative Analysis; Police

Consulting Experience • Conducted a study for the Minnesota Peace

Officer Standards and Training Board to deter-mine the educational levels of officers and assess their attitudes toward higher education.

Consultation Fees Research costs are negotiated individually.


Addltlonallnfonnatlon Six years of experience as a police officer.

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Roger Quintana Training Coordinator/Instructor Greenville Police Department 216 Main Street Greenville, MS 38701 (601) 378-1526, (601) 334-1292 (Fax)

Education MEd, Delta State University. 1992. Social Science BS. Boise State University. 1986.

SociaVSccondary Education AA. College of Southern Idaho, 1984. Liberal Arts CAS, College of Southern Idaho. 1983.

Law E'ilforcement

Areas of Spsclallzatlon Organizational Management; Management Informa-tion Systems; Research Methodology; Operations Research; Manpower Allocation; Recruitment/Career Opportunity

Consulting Experience • Conduct training in the following areas: Human

Relations, Crisis Intervention. Basic Investigative Matters. Officer Survival, and Reporting.

• Serve as the college/university career development and recruitment officer in the Greenville Police Department. Assigned to the training division.

Consultation Fees Federal Index: Daily per diem for meals and lodging. travel expenses. Cost reimbursement for materials and handouts. Instruction fees are waived to law enforcement, juvenile justice agencies. and non-profit and community organizations.


Additionallnfonnation Portfolio of experience available upon request.

Sam Slick Chair, Department of Foreign Languages University of Southern Mississippi Southern Station, Box 5038 Hattiesburg, MS 49604 (601) 266-4964, (60l) 266-4410 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Iowa, 1974, Spanish MA, Illinois State University, 1967, Spanish BA, Illinois State University, 1966, Spanish

Areas of Specialization Spanish For Police; Cross-cultural Training

Consulting Experience • Provide Survival Spanish training and Cross-

Cultural Barriers training nationwide at police academies and other facilities. Training sessions provide state-of-the-art second language acquisi-tion programs that enable officers to quickly learn how to arrest, disarm, handcuff and book suspects while speaking to them in Spanish.

Consultation Fees Basic fee is $500 per day for instruction, plus expenses.


Additional Infonnation Foremost program of its type in the United States. Based on optimum learning principles that ensure quick, efficient acquisition of work-specific Spanish.

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Gary Maddox Assistant Director Missouri Departmen/ of Public Safety P.O. Box 749 Jefferson City, MO 65102 (314) 751-4905, (314) 634-2808 (Fax)

Education PhD, University of Missouri, 1982, Higher Ed.!

Education Psychology EdSp, University of Missouri, 1979, Higher Ed. MS, Central Missouri State U., 1977,

Criminal Justice

Missouri

BS, Central Missouri State U., 1975, Criminal Justice

Areas "f Specialization Organizational Management; Human Behavior; Communication Skills; Test Construction

Consulting Experience • Provided nationwide training to law enforcement

and regulatory investigators/inspectors in the areas of human behavior, interpersonal skills, verbal and non-verbal communication and managerial skills.



Addltlonallnfonnatlon Twenty years of experience as a police offic,cr, professor, senior public safety administrator and private consultant.

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Missouri Allen Sapp Professor of Criminal Justice Central Missouri State University 302 Humphreys Bldg. Warrensburg, MO 64093 (816) 543-4951, (816) 543*8306 (Fax)

Education PhD, Sam Houston State V., 1980, Criminal Justice MS, V. of Southern California, 1984,

Guidance/Counseling BGS, U. of Nebraska/Omaha, 1971, Sociology

Areas of Specialization Crime Analysis; Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Survey Research; Police Training

Consulting Experience • Served as Research Director for a series of

national law enforcement surveys for Police Executive Research Forum.

Consultation Fees Fees are set in accordance with the prevailing federal, state or local fee schedules.


Addltionallnforrnation Extensive training experience in federal, state and municipal law enforcement.

Victor Kappeler Associate Professor Central Missouri State University 301-A Humphreys Building Warrensburg, MO 64093 (816) 543-8891

Education PhD, Sam Houston State V., 1988, Criminal Justice MS, Eastern Kentucky V., 1985, Criminal Justice BS, Eastern Kentucky U., 1983, Police Admin. AA, Eastern Kentucky V., 1978, Juvenile Corrections

Areas of Specialization Quantitative Analysis; Research Methodology; Police Liability

Consulting Experience • Developed statistical forecasting models to

predict jail and prison populations for criminal justice agencies in Texas.

• Served as a consultant to numerous law finns and police agencies on issues of police liability and risk management.

Consultation Fees Fees for law firms are $150 per day, plus a deposit of $1000. Data collection and analysis negotiable depending upon the project complexity. Fees for criminal justice agencies are negotiable.


Additlonallnforrnatlon Police experience; extensive publications; experienced expert witness.

Daniel Paul Vega Consultant Active Communication Tactics 1316 Crawford Dr. Billings, MT 59102 (406) 252-3097

Education LSW, Montana State University, 1991,

Clinical Social Work MSW, U. of Wisconsin/Milwaukee, 1980,

Social Work BS Ed, Illinois State University, 1972, English/

Psychology

Areas of Specialization Personnel Training

Consulting Experience • Developed and presented training programs for

the Milwaukee County Sheriff's Department, Milwaukee County House of Corrections and the State of Wisconsin Department of Justice. Also made presentations for the American Correctional Association National Convention and the Ameri-can Society of Law Enforcement Trainers Interna-tional Training Seminar.

Consultation Fees Fees are negotiated according to training needs and number of participants.


Additlonallnfonnation National Training Staff - Active Countermeasures Instructional Systems: Principles of Subject Control.

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Dennis Lund Associate Professor Criminal Justice Department University of Nebraska/Kearney Kearney, NE 68849 (308) 234-8510

Education

Nebraska

PhD, Michigan State Univ

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