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CURRICULUM VITAE
WILLIAM P. BLOSS, Ph.D.
Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice
The Citadel
171 Moultrie Street
Charleston, South Carolina 29409 USA
Tel: (843) 953-5074
Fax: (843) 953-5066
E-mail: blossw@citadel.edu
bill.bloss@citadel.edu
Education
SAM HOUSTON STATE UNIVERSITY, Huntsville, Texas
Doctor of Philosophy Degree-Criminal Justice, 1996
Dissertation: “Privacy Rights of Law Enforcement Personnel: A Constitutional
Analysis”
Dissertation Chair: Distinguished Professor Rolando V. del Carmen
Master of Arts Degree-Criminology, 1990
Thesis: “A Descriptive Study of the Texas Youth Commission Residential Sex
Offender Treatment Program”
Thesis Chair:
Professor Ralph O. Marshall
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-DOWNTOWN, Houston, Texas
Bachelor of Science Degree-Criminal Justice, 1983
Teaching Experience
THE CITADEL, The Military College of South Carolina, Charleston, S.C. 1996-Present
Associate Professor
Criminal Justice
2001- present
Assistant Professor
Criminal Justice
1996-2001
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-DOWNTOWN, Houston, Texas
Instructor
Criminal Justice
1994-1996
SAN JACINTO COLLEGE-NORTH, Houston, Texas
Instructor and Acting Chair Criminal Justice
1986-1994
UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON-DOWNTOWN, Houston, Texas
Coordinator and Director
Law Enforcement
Education Program
1984-1986
Revised August 2006
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Publications
*Books
Bloss, William (forthcoming). Under a Watchful Eye: Privacy Rights and Criminal
Justice, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers.
Bloss, William (Editor) (forthcoming 2006) Transnational Crime and Terrorism in a
Global Context, Boston: McGraw-Hill Publishers.
del Carmen, Rolando, Williamson, Ché, Bloss, William, and Jay Coons (2003). Civil
Liabilities and Rights of Police Officers and Supervisors in Texas, Huntsville,
Texas: Law Enforcement Management Institute of Texas Press.
*Book Chapters
“Protected Expression: Police Employee First Amendment Rights” in Handbook of
Police Administration, James Ruiz and Don Hummer (Eds.), (forthcoming),
London: Taylor & Francis.
“Creating Critical Thinkers: Interactive Approaches to Police Instruction” in Challenging
American Police: A Reader for the 21st Century, Larry Hoover, Thomas Jurkanin,
and Vladimir Sergevnin (Eds.) (forthcoming), Macomb, IL: Illinois Law
Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute.
“Police Corps: Innovations in Training Community Patrol Officers,” in Issues in Police
Training, Michael Palmiotto (Ed.), (2002), pp. 67-88, Upper Saddle River, NJ:
Prentice-Hall.
“Police Privacy Rights: Dimensions of Employer Regulation,” in Policing and the Law,
Jeffrey Walker (Ed.), (2001), pp. 135-172, Upper Saddle River, NJ: Prentice-Hall.
“Privacy Rights of Police Officers: An Analysis of Constitutional Protections,” in
Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice: Shaping Tomorrow’s System, Nicky
Ali-Jackson (Ed.) (1995), pp 135-157, New York: McGraw-Hill.
*Articles (reviewed)
“Police Misconduct: After the Rodney King Incident,” in The Encyclopedia of Police
Science, 3rd Edition, Jack Greene (Ed.) (forthcoming 2006), London: Taylor &
Francis.
“Comparative European and American Drug Control Policy: An Examination of Efficacy
and Contributing Factors,” European and International Research Group on
Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy Online Quarterly Review, (2005), Vol. 2, no
2, pp. 1-18, http://www.erces.com/journal/Journal.htm
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“Accomplices, Aiding, and Abetting” in Encyclopedia of Criminology, R. Wright and J.
Miller (Eds), (2005), Vol I, pp. 7-8, New York: Routledge.
“Attempted and Incomplete Offenses” in Encyclopedia of Criminology, R. Wright and J.
Miller (Eds), (2005), Vol I, pp. 77-78, New York: Routledge
“Automobile Searches” in Criminal Justice, P. Gerstenfeld (Ed.) (2005), Vol. I, pp. 5658, Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
“Privacy Rights” in Criminal Justice, P. Gerstenfeld (Ed.) (2005), Vol. II, pp. 864-866,
Pasadena, CA: Salem Press.
“Creating Critical Thinkers: Interactional Approaches to Police Instruction,” Law
Enforcement Executive Forum, (2004), Vol. 4, no.5, pp. 147-162
“Bank Fraud,” in Encyclopedia of Criminology and Deviant Behavior, Volume II, C.
Bryant (Ed.) (2000), pp. 41-44, London: Taylor & Francis.
“Selecting and Grooming New Talent: The Key to Effective Community Policing,”
Community Policing Exchange, (1999), Vol. 4 no. 25, pp. 1-4, Washington, D.C.:
Community Policing Consortium, U.S. Department of Justice.
“Warrantless Search in the Law Enforcement Workplace: Court Interpretation of
Employer Practices and Employee Privacy Rights Under the Ortega Doctrine,”
Police Quarterly, (1998) Vol. 1 no. 2, pp. 57-70.
“Police Misconduct,” in The Encyclopedia of Police Science, 2nd Edition, W.G. Bailey
(Ed.) (1995), pp. 587-593, New York: Garland Publishing.
“The Net Widens on Personal Liability for State Officers,” Police Liability Review,
(1992), 4:1-3.
“A Descriptive Study of the Texas Youth Commission Residential Sex Offender
Treatment Program: Design and Implementation.” National Criminal Justice
Reference Service (NCJRS archives #137-012) (1992), Washington, D.C.:
National Institute of Justice.
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See below for a listing of forthcoming in-press publications.
Monographs and Reports (non-reviewed)
Editor, South Carolina Police Corps News (1998-2005), South Carolina Police Corps,
Charleston, SC
“United States Supreme Court Highlights 2003-2004 Term” in South Carolina Police
Corps News, (2004) Vol. 3, no. 2 pp. 3-5.
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“Police Corps Regional Training Proposal” (2004), Report to the Office of Police Corps
and Law Enforcement Education, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2004), Report to the Office of
Police Corps and Law Enforcement Training, U.S. Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2004), Report to the Director of
the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Columbia, SC
Bloss, William, Barak, Greg and James Finckenauer (2003), “Results of the Review and
Evaluation of Criminal Justice Programs, Anna Maria College,” Massachusetts
Board of Higher Education, Boston, MA
Barak, Greg and William Bloss (2003), “Results of the Review and Evaluation of
Criminal Justice Programs, Becker College,” Massachusetts Board of Higher
Education, Boston, MA
Bloss, William (2003), “Results of the Review of Criminal Justice Programs Seeking
Approval under MGL Chapter 41, Section 108L, as amended,” Final Report to
the Massachusetts Board of Higher Education, Boston, MA (contributor)
http://www.mass.edu/p_p/includes/meetings/2004/BHEDec11/CJBackground.pdf
“United States Supreme Court Highlights 2002-2003 Term” in South Carolina Police
Corps News, (2003) Vol. 3, no. 3 pp. 5-6.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2003), Report to the Office of
Police Corps and Law Enforcement Training, U.S. Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2003), Report to the Director of
the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Columbia, SC
“South Carolina Police Corps Training Program Assessment” (2003), Report to the
National Assessment Team of the Office of Police Corps and Law Enforcement
Training, U.S. Department of Justice, Washington, D.C.
“United States Marine Corps and South Carolina Police Corps Collaboration Training:
The Crucible Experience” (2003), Report to the Commanding General of the
USMC Training Depot at Parris Island, South Carolina
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2002), Report to the Office of
Police Corps and Law Enforcement Training, U.S. Department of Justice,
Washington, D.C.
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“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2002), Report to the Director of
the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Columbia, SC
“United States Supreme Court Highlights 2001-2002 Term” in South Carolina Police
Corps News, (2002) Vol. 3, no. 3 pp. 5-6.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2001), Report to the Office of
Police Corps and Law Enforcement Training, U.S. Department of Justice,
Washington, DC
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2001), Report to the Director of
the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Columbia, SC
“United States Supreme Court Highlights 2000-2001 Term” in South Carolina Police
Corps News, (2000) Vol. 3, no. 3 pp. 3-4.
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2000), Report to the Office of
Police Corps and Law Enforcement Training, U.S. Department of Justice,
Washington, DC
“South Carolina Police Corps Annual Training Report” (2000), Report to the Director of
the South Carolina Department of Public Safety, Columbia, SC
“South Carolina Police Corps Basic Training Curriculum” (2000), Comprehensive
Curriculum Report to the South Carolina Police Corps, South Carolina
Department of Public Safety, and Office of Police Corps and Law Enforcement
Education, U.S. Department of Justice
Bloss, William and Glenn Youngblood (1998), “South Carolina Police Corps State Plan”
Report to the Director of the South Carolina Department of Public Safety and
Office of Police Corps and Law Enforcement Education, U.S. Department of
Justice.
Paper Presentations
“Exploring Theoretical Perspectives on Transnational Crime,” Southern Criminal Justice
Association, annual meeting, Charleston, SC (2006)
“Police Surveillance and Intelligence Procurement: Benefits and Challenges in a Global
Context,” International Police Executive Symposium, annual meeting, Ayvalik,
Turkey (2006)
“Expanding U.S. Police Surveillance Powers: An Impact Assessment of Citizen
Privacy,” Crime, Justice and Surveillance Conference, University of Sheffield,
Sheffield, England (UK) (2006)
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“Transnational Cyber Crime: A Legal Analysis of Digital Evidence Access,” American
Society of Criminology, annual meeting, Toronto, Ontario Canada (2005)
“European Drug Use Policy Diversity: An Examination of Contributing Factors,”
European Society of Criminology, annual meeting, Krakow, Poland (2005)
“Parameters of U.S. Police Investigative Powers in a New Privacy Paradigm,”
International Police Executive Symposium, annual meeting, Prague, The Czech
Republic (2005)
“Europeanization vs. Americanization: An Examination of Drug Demand Control
Ideology, Policy, and Efficacy,” European and International Research Group,
International Conference on Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy, St. Petersburg,
Russia (2005)
“Cyber Privacy and Contours of Law Enforcement Criminal Investigation Authority,”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Chicago, IL (2005)
“Threatening Civil Rights: An Analysis of Government Neo-Surveillance Powers,”
American Society of Criminology, annual meeting, Nashville, TN (2004)
“Plan Colombia: U.S. Military and Law Enforcement Drug Interdiction in Latin
America,” XIII World Congress, International Society of Criminology, annual
meeting, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (2003)
“Protecting Expression: Regulation of Police Employee Rights Under the First
Amendment,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Boston,
MA (2003)
Bloss, William and Feurtado, Gardel “American Drug Warriors: Effects of U.S. Military
Involvement in Colombian Domestic Interdiction,” American Society of
Criminology, annual meeting, Chicago, IL (2002)
“Unbecoming Conduct: Court Interpretation of Employer Regulation of Police Sexual
Misconduct,” Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice, annual meeting, San
Antonio, TX (2001)
“Pursuing a Rule of Law: The Revised Criminal Procedure Law in the People’s Republic
of China,” Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Washington,
D.C. (2001)
“Police Trainee Perception of Danger and Litigational Risk: An Exploratory Study,”
American Society of Criminology, annual meeting, San Francisco, CA (2000)
“Creating Critical Thinkers: A New Paradigm in Police Training,” Southern Criminal
Justice Association, annual meeting, Charleston, SC (2000)
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“Developing a Problem-Based Curriculum: The South Carolina Police Corps Model,”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, New Orleans, LA (2000)
“State-Created Danger Theory: Police Liability for Unanticipated Events,” Southern
Criminal Justice Association, annual meeting, Chattanooga, TN (1999)
“Twenty Years After: Evolution of the Monell Bifurcated “Custom” and “Policy”
Government Liability Rule Under Federal § 1983 Law,” American Society of
Criminology, annual meeting, Washington, D.C. (1998)
“McMillian v. Monroe County, Alabama: Has the United States Supreme Court Clarified
the Monell Bifurcated Custom and Policy Government Liability Rule?” Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Albuquerque, NM (1998)
“Privacy Rights of Police Officers: A Constitutional Analysis of Agency Regulation of
Employee Sexual Conduct, “Southern Criminal Justice Association, annual
meeting, Richmond, VA (1997)
“Privacy Rights of Police Officers: A Constitutional Analysis of Compulsory Workplace
HIV/AIDS Disease Testing and Lifestyle Preference, “Academy of Criminal
Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Louisville, KY (1997)
“Drug Testing of Criminal Offenders and Public Protectors: Implements of Justice Policy
Supporting the “Drug-Crime” Correlation,” American Society of Criminology,
annual meeting, Chicago, IL (1996)
“Privacy Rights of Police Officers: An Analysis of Constitutional Protections,” Academy
of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Boston, MA (1995)
“Departmental Tolerance of Customary Police Misconduct: Liability Implications of the
Christopher and Kolts Commission Reports,” Academy of Criminal Justice
Sciences, annual meeting, Kansas City, MO (1993)
“Grady v. Corbin: Policy Implications for Prosecution of Compound and Inclusive
Offenses,” American Society of Criminology, annual meeting, New Orleans, LA
(1992)
“A Descriptive Study of the Texas Youth Commission Residential Sex Offender
Treatment Program: Design and Implementation,” American Society of
Criminology, annual meeting, San Francisco, CA (1991)
Panels, Presentations and Professional Activities
International Editorial Board Member
International Journal of Cyber Crime and Criminal Justice (2006-present)
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Program Committee Member
International Police Executive Symposium
13th annual meeting Ayvalik, Turkey (2006)
Session/Panel Chair
Panel Session: “Criminal Intelligence and Police Cooperation”
International Police Executive Symposium, 13th annual meeting Ayvalik, Turkey (2006)
Panel Chair
Panel: “Technological Issues in Policing: Problems and Solutions”
American Society of Criminology, annual meeting, Toronto, Canada (2005)
Principal Animator (Panel Chair)
Panel: “Drug and Delinquency Issues”
European and International Research Group, International Conference on Crime, Ethics,
and Social Philosophy, meeting, St. Petersburg, Russia (2005)
Adjunct Professor
Charleston Southern University
Department of Criminal Justice
Charleston, South Carolina (1998-2005)
Committee Member
Academic Review Committee, Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences
(2004-present)
Reviewer
Manuscript Reviewer (2001-present)
Criminal Justice Review
Book Proposal and Book Manuscript Reviewer (2004-present)
Roxbury Publishing
Manuscript Reviewer (2005-present)
Journal of Criminal Justice Education
Manuscript Reviewer and International Editorial Board Member (2006-present)
International Journal of Cyber Crime and Criminal Justice
Manuscript Reviewer (2006-present)
European and International Research Group on Crime, Ethics, and Social Philosophy
Online Quarterly Review
Manuscript Reviewer (2006-present)
Police Practice and Research: An International Journal
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Training & Curriculum Coordinator
South Carolina Police Corps
(Office of Police Corps and Law Enforcement Education, U.S. Department of Justice)
(1998-2005)
Adjunct Law Enforcement Instructor
South Carolina Police Corps
Charleston, South Carolina, (1998-2005)
Criminal Justice Program Assessor
Lead Team Assessor, Higher Education Criminal Justice Programs
Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
Boston, MA (2003)
Keynote Speaker
Roundtable Session: “Criminal Justice Training”
“Design of Police Corps Training Curricula: A Critical Thinking Model”
Office of Police Corps and Law Enforcement Education, U.S. Department of Justice,
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, Boston, MA (2003)
Committee Member
Training and Curriculum Oversight Committee
South Carolina Highway Patrol Law Enforcement Executive Institute
South Carolina Highway Patrol Columbia, SC (2002)
Presenter
“Performance-Based Evaluation: Measuring Police Trainee Proficiency”
National Police Training Evaluation and Measurement Conference
South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, Columbia, SC (2003)
“Evaluating Problem Solvers: Measurement of Applied Competency in Police Training”
National Police Training Evaluation and Measurement Conference
South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, Columbia, SC (2002)
U.S. Delegate
“Criminal Law Leaders” Delegation to the People’s Republic of China,
Dwight D. Eisenhower Foundation (2000)
Panel Chair and Presenter
Panel: “Police: Training, Organizational Structure, & Use of Force.”
Southern Criminal Justice Association, annual meeting, Charleston, SC (2000)
Panel Chair and Presenter
Panel: “Officer Training and Community Policing”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, New Orleans, LA (2000)
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Panelist and Discussant
Panel: “Workshop: Opportunities in Police Corps for Criminal Justice Majors”
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences, annual meeting, New Orleans, LA (2000)
Committee Member
Local Program Committee for Fundraising: 2000 annual meeting,
Southern Criminal Justice Association, Charleston, SC (2000)
Panelist and Discussant
Presidential Roundtable: “The American Courts.”
Southern Criminal Justice Association annual meeting, Chattanooga, TN (1999)
Keynote Speaker
“Response to Crime in America: Approaches and Solutions.”
Citadel Senior Scholars Program, The Citadel, Charleston, SC (1999)
Reviewer
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Student Paper Competition (1998)
Professional Affiliations and Organizations
Professional Memberships
Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences-Life Member
American Society of Criminology
American Correctional Association
South Carolina Correctional Association
Southwestern Association of Criminal Justice
Southern Criminal Justice Association
Police Executive Research Forum
American Society of Law Enforcement Trainers
One Hundred Club of Greater Charleston, Inc
International Narcotic Officers Association (inactive)
Federal Criminal Investigators Association (inactive)
Texas Narcotic Officers Association (inactive)
Tau Kappa Epsilon, National Fraternity
Alpha Phi Omega, National Service Fraternity
Honorary Society
Pi Sigma Alpha, National Political Science Honor Society
Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society
Chapter Advisor
Alpha Phi Omega- Kappa Tau (Citadel) Chapter Advisor
Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society- Delta Eta (Citadel) Chapter
Advisor (chartering)
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Professional Achievements and Honors
Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 6th Edition, 2000
Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, 5th Edition, 1998
NISOD Teaching Excellence Award-University of Texas at Austin, 1992
Minnie Stevens Piper Award (Outstanding Texas Professor) Nominee, San Jacinto
College, 1992
Instructor of the Year, Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society, San Jacinto College, 1987
Vice-President, Houston-North Channel Area Crime Stoppers, 1988-1990.
Law Enforcement Certifications
Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, Austin, Texas
Advanced
Instructor
Intermediate
Basic
South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, Columbia, South Carolina
Instructor
A complete list of law enforcement certification and training provided upon request.
A complete list of police training courses taught provided upon request.
See below for law enforcement and criminal justice research and consulting activities.
Criminal Justice Courses Taught
Undergraduate
Introduction to Criminal Justice
Criminal Law
Criminal Courts
Criminology
Introduction to Corrections
Police Systems & Practices
Drugs & Crime
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
White-Collar Crime
Terrorism (international and domestic)
Organized Crime
Juvenile Delinquency
Juvenile Justice Systems
Crime and the Media
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Seminar in Issues in Criminal Justice (special topics)
Seminar in Search and Seizure Law
Police Management and Administration
Criminal Justice Research Methods
Social Science Research Methods
Criminal Investigation
Introduction to Criminalistics (Forensic Science)
Probation and Parole
Jail Procedures and Operations
Police Patrol Procedures
Tactical Police Procedures
Crime Prevention
Graduate
Seminar in Social Science
Alternatives to Incarceration
Drugs and Crime
Juvenile Justice Systems
Comparative Criminal Justice Systems
Seminar in Issues in Criminal Justice (special topics)
Issues in Criminal Behavior (ethnographic criminology)
International Organized Crime and Terrorism
Research Interests
Privacy Issues in Criminal Justice
Police Employee Constitutional Rights
Police Liability, Training, Enforcement Procedures and Practices
Drug Enforcement Policy and Practice
Comparative Police and Criminal Law Procedures and Practices
Transnational and Comparative Crime
International Terrorism
Forthcoming In-Press Publications
Books
Bloss, William (forthcoming). Under a Watchful Eye: Privacy Rights and Criminal
Justice, Westport, CT: Praeger Publishers.
Bloss, William (Editor) (forthcoming 2006). Transnational Crime and Terrorism in a
Global Context, Boston: McGraw-Hill.
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Book Chapters
“Protected Expression: Police Employee First Amendment Rights” in Handbook of
Police Administration, James Ruiz and Don Hummer (Eds.), (forthcoming),
London: Taylor & Francis.
“Creating Critical Thinkers: Interactive Approaches to Police Instruction” in Challenging
American Police: A Reader for the 21st Century, Larry Hoover, Thomas Jurkanin,
and Vladimir Sergevnin (Eds.) (forthcoming), Macomb, IL: Illinois Law
Enforcement Training and Standards Board Executive Institute.
“Transformations in Transnational Crime” in Transnational Crime and Terrorism in a
Global Context, William Bloss (Ed.), (forthcoming 2006) Boston: McGraw-Hill
Publishers.
“An Overview of Transnational Crime Definitions and Models in Transnational Crime
and Terrorism in a Global Context, William Bloss (Ed.), (forthcoming 2006)
Boston: McGraw-Hill Publishers.
“Investigating Global Criminal Relationships” in Transnational Crime and Terrorism in
a Global Context, William Bloss (Ed.), (forthcoming 2006) Boston: McGraw-Hill
Publishers.
“Principles of International Criminal Jurisdiction” in Transnational Crime and Terrorism
in a Global Context, William Bloss (Ed.), (forthcoming 2006) Boston: McGrawHill Publishers.
“Intelligence-Led Policing: Crime Control Strategies in a Global Context” in
Transnational Crime and Terrorism in a Global Context, William Bloss (Ed.),
(forthcoming 2006) Boston: McGraw-Hill Publishers.
Article
“Police Misconduct: After the Rodney King Incident,” in The Encyclopedia of Police
Science, 3rd Edition, Jack Greene (Ed.) (forthcoming), London: Taylor & Francis.
Consulting Activities
Mass Media Requested Interviews
Newspaper
The Post and Courier
Charleston, South Carolina
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Houston Chronicle
Houston, Texas.
Television
WCBD Channel 2 (NBC affiliate)
Charleston, South Carolina.
WCIV Channel 4 (ABC affiliate)
Charleston, South Carolina
Criminal Justice Consulting Activities
Charleston Police Department, Charleston, South Carolina
Cultural awareness training curriculum development and instruction for in-service police
officers (2006-present).
Office of the Police Corps and Law Enforcement Education, U.S. Department of Justice
Washington DC
Law enforcement training and curriculum development; law enforcement training
assessment (1998-2005).
South Carolina Police Corps
Charleston, South Carolina
Law enforcement curriculum development and management (1998-2005).
South Carolina Police Corps
Charleston, South Carolina, Adjunct Instructor (1998-2005).
(Taught juvenile delinquency, criminal behavior, terrorism and search and seizure law
subjects to police academy cadets)
Charleston Southern University
Department of Criminal Justice
Charleston, South Carolina, Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice (1998-2005).
(Taught undergraduate police and criminology courses)
South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy
Columbia, South Carolina
Law enforcement instructor development; training applications in critical thinking;
evaluation of training (2002-present)
South Carolina Highway Patrol
Columbia, South Carolina
Law enforcement executive training (2002).
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Massachusetts Board of Higher Education
Boston, Massachusetts
Criminal justice degree program assessment (collegiate) (2003)
Senator John Kuhn
South Carolina State Senate
Charleston, South Carolina
Constitutional privacy rights and counter-terrorism law enforcement response (2003).
University of Houston-Downtown
Criminal Justice Center
Houston, Texas
Law enforcement training and instruction (1986-1996).
Jacinto City Police Department
Jacinto City, Texas
Police needs assessment, promotional testing, and supervisor selection (1992).
Kemah Police Department
Kemah, Texas
Police operation policy and procedure (1986-1987).
Fort Bend County Law Enforcement Academy
Richmond, Texas
Law enforcement training and instruction (1984-1986).
Harris County Constable’s Department, Pct. 5
Houston, Texas
Law enforcement training and instruction (1979-1984).
Invited Presentations to Civic Groups
Sea Island Republican Women’s Association
Charleston, South Carolina (2006)
“Transformation of Global Terrorism”
“Young At Heart” Civic Group
Charleston, South Carolina (2006)
“Reconciling Civil Liberties with the War on Terrorism”
Presbyterian Men’s Group
St. Andrews Presbyterian Church
Charleston, South Carolina (2006)
“Global Terrorism and America’s Role”
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Sea Island Republican Women’s Association
Charleston, South Carolina (2002)
“USA Patriot Act and Domestic Privacy”
Charleston Area Legal Assistants Association
Charleston, South Carolina (2000)
“China’s Pursuit of a Modern Rule of Law”
Citadel Senior Scholars Program
Charleston, South Carolina (1999)
“Response to Crime in America: Approaches and Solutions”
Charleston Area Legal Assistants Association
Charleston, South Carolina (1998)
“Public Employees, Privacy Rights, and the Law”
Galena Park Rotary Club
Houston, Texas (1992)
“A Balanced Approach to Juvenile Deviance and Delinquency”
Crosby Independent School District
Houston, Texas (1989)
“Promising Careers in Criminal Justice”
University Service
The Citadel
Sabbaticals Committee (2006-2007)
Chair, Faculty Development Committee (2004-2005)
Co-Chair, Criminal Justice Faculty Search Committee (2004-2005)
Financial Affairs Committee (2004-2005)
Coordinator of Criminal Justice Study Abroad (international) Programs
Department of Political Science and Criminal Justice (2005-present)
Office of Public Affairs media “Expert List” (2003-present)
Faculty Council (2002-2004)
Criminal Justice Faculty Search Committee (1998-present)
Scholarship Committee (2002)
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Political Science Faculty Search Committee (2003)
Faculty Employment Committee (1996-2000)
Presidential Inauguration Committee (1997)
Ex-Officio member Library Faculty Search Committee (1997)
Numerous departmental committees (1996-present)
University of Houston-Downtown
Faculty Affairs Committee (1997-1998)
Student Advising and Student Affairs Committee (1996-1997)
Criminal Justice Center academic liaison (1996-1998)
Numerous departmental committees (1996-1998)