American Criminal Justice Association
Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Region IV Newsletter
Volume 46, Issue 3 John Wilt, Editor & Publisher Fall / Winter 2013
President’s Report Nicci Young
I
hope this newsletter finds you all well and
warm! Here in Pennsylvania we have been
dealing with a blizzard for the last 30 hours or so,
which just adds to 8 or so snowstorms we’ve experienced in the last 6 weeks. I’m sure all of you
in Region IV have been dealing with much of the
same and are looking forward to Spring like I am!
The last time I saw many of you was at the Region IV conference in Delaware. Unfortunately,
my health kept me away from the conference
Teigan Nicole Young
expect for the business meeting. During conference time I was 36 1/2
weeks pregnant and my blood pressure was through the roof. I recall being at home, my husband Mike taking my
blood pressure every hour or so on the Saturday of the conference, in the hopes that it would come down and I
could attend the seminar and closing banquet. Of course, that never happened and I made some tearful phone
calls to Joe Walsh and Steve Atchley to give them the bad news. Not only was I upset that I couldn’t make it to
Del Tech to see all of you, but I really just didn’t want to sit at home any longer, knowing you were all having such a
great conference! I remember saying to many of you that I was “ready to go” despite having 3 1/2 weeks until my
“official” due date of November 13th. Well, ready to go I was, and Mike and I welcomed Teigan Nicole Young on
October 25, 2013, less than a week later! She arrived 19 days early via C-section looking just like her father (and
nothing like me). Since October 25th our lives have forever changed and every day brings new and fun things that
Teigan can do, say or recognize. Mike and I made it through many, many sleepless nights (and days!), maternity
leave without pay, and adjusting to become a family of three. As of right now, she will be joining me at the National
Conference in Kansas and I can’t wait for my LAE family to meet her!
I would like to thank Dawn Bonavita and Lambda Omega for putting on an amazing regional conference in October.
I’m sorry I couldn’t be there to enjoy it, but I know everyone else had an
amazing time!
In This Issue
I am working on contacting all the new chapters who have recently chartered. Please know that I am here for YOU- all chapters new and old- and
anytime you need anything, please feel free to contact me. Email is the
best method of contact at acjacops@gmail.com. I work shift work as a police officer, and along with a newborn baby many times my phone is off or
I am sleeping at odd hours. I will do my best to get back to you in a timely
manner and hopefully I can help you with whatever you may need. As always, I like to remind our members that if you graduate you can still remain
a member of LAE as a member at large, professional member, or possibly (depending on your school) as a member of your collegiate chapter. I
graduated in 2002 and have more than enjoyed my 12 years post graduation as a professional member of LAE and many of my closest friends I have
met through LAE in those years since graduation.
Hope you are all thawing out Region IV, and see you in Kansas!
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President’s Report .......................................1
Vice President’s Report ...............................2
Region IV Conference.............................. 3-7
Pre-Registration Packet, Kansas City
Overland Park Hotel, March 9-14, 2014
Chapter News
Chi Omega Pi Sigma.................................... 8
delta chi omega......................................... 9
Omega Alpha Omicron........................... 10
PSI OMEGA.................................................... 11
Region IV Chapters & Contact Info..... 12-15
2013 Regional Conference................... 16-28
October 18-22, 2013 - Newark, Delaware
Photo Gallery
Vice President’s Report
Joe Walsh
Hi everyone! I hope that you are all enjoying 2014 so far. So far it’s been
a good (but very cold) year. I’m looking forward to some warmer weather
and the end of all the snow!
Last year was very exciting. Jen and I got married in April. I was selected
as Aston Township’s police officer of the year, accepted a new job as a
county detective, and finished my master’s degree.
It was nice seeing everyone at the regional conference. I would like to
thank Lambda Omega for hosting the conference in Delaware. Thanks to
everyone that helped make the conference successful!
I’m looking forward to the upcoming national conference in Overland Park,
Kansas. I hope to see you all there!
Please contact me if there is anything I can do to assist you.
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National Conference - American Criminal Justice Association
Today is February 18, 2014
77th National Conference
American Criminal Justice Association - Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Conference Theme:
We're Off to See the Wizard:
Advances in Criminal Justice
LOCATION: Marriott Kansas City Overland Park Hotel
Dates: March 9 - 14, 2014
Hosted by Region III
Tentative Conference Schedule
Sunday,
March 9
8:00am - 10:00am
Committee Meetings (if needed)
9:00am - 5:00pm
Registration (sign-up for Crime Scene & Firearms Competitions)
10:00am - 5:00pm
Executive Board Meeting
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Advisor's "Get-Together"
8:00pm - 12:00am
Ice Breaker
9:00am - 3:00pm
Late Registration (sign-up for Crime Scene & Firearms Competitions)
8:00am - 5:00pm
Academic / Written Competitions
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Monday,
March 10
Tuesday,
March 11
Wednesday,
March 12
8:00am - 5:00pm
Academic / Written Competitions
8:00am - 5:00pm
Crime Scene Competition
9:00am - 3:00pm
Job Fair
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Social Hour
7:00pm - 12:00am
Opening Banquet and Dance
7:00am - 8:00am
Firearms/Physical Agility Safety Meeting (Mandatory for Participants)
8:00am - 5:00pm
Firearms Competition
8:00am - 5:00pm
Physical Agility Competition
7:00pm - 9:00pm
Regional Caucuses
7:30am - 9:00am
Chapter Officers' Breakfast & Meeting
7:30am - 9:00am
Chapter Advisors' Breakfast & Meeting
9:00am - 4:30pm
Workshops
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Star Member Recognition Reception
8:30pm - 1:00am
23nd Annual Lip Sync/Talent Contest
Thursday,
March 13
Friday,
March 14
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Additional Training - to be announced at a later date
8:00am - 9:00am
Voter & Proxy Registration
9:00am - 5:00pm
National Business Meeting
6:00pm - 7:00pm
Social Hour
7:00pm - 12:00am
Awards Banquet & Dance
Conference Theme:
We're Off to See the Wizard:
Advances in Criminal Justice
Registration Fees, Transportation, Conference Hotel &
Room Rates, Competition Information, Scheduled
Workshop Speakers, & Textbooks for Exams
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ACJA-LAE National Conference (continued)
77th National Conference
American Criminal Justice Association - Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Overland Park, KS
March 9 - 14, 2014
Roger Pennel, 2014 Conference Director and Region III members are working to give you five days of workshops,
competitive activities pertaining to the various criminal justice disciplines, outstanding speakers, entertainment, and
displays.
Conference Theme:
We're Off to See the Wizard:
Advances in Criminal Investigation
Air Travel:
The Kansas City International Airport is 34.5 miles from the Hotel. The Hotel does not provide Shuttle Service.
Transportation to / from the Hotel:
Shuttle service can be arranged through Super Shuttle at 800-258-3826 or Online (www.supershuttle.com) or 5 Guys
Transportation at 816-891-9999. Reservations are required for these shuttle services. Please call ahead to make your
reservations to get the best rate for your transportation or group.
Overview of Hotel and Surrounding Area:
The Overland Park Marriott Hotel has 11 floors and 391 hotel rooms. The Hotel includes complimentary on-site
parking, fitness center, and an indoor pool. The rooms feature complimentary high-speed wireless internet, in-room
safes, hair dryers, bathrobes, and coffee maker/tea service. The Hotel is a 100% Non-Smoking Facility.
The Hotel offers on-site dining including Epicure (breakfast & lunch), Nikko Japanese Steakhouse (dinner), MI
Greatroom (lunch & dinner), and Starbucks. Dining nearby includes Applebee's (0.1 mile); The Cheesecake Factory
(1.7 miles); Fiorella's Jack BBQ (2.6 miles); Gates BBQ (1.0 mile); J. Gilberts Steakhouse (3.1 miles); The Bristol (3.9
miles); Garozzo's (1.9 miles); and Fox and Hound (0.6 miles).
Nearby cities include Kansas City, MO (12.8 miles); Olathe (8.8 miles); Kansas City, KS 13.3 miles); and Independence
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Nearby cities include Kansas City, MO (12.8 miles); Olathe (8.8 miles); Kansas City, KS 13.3 miles); and Independence
(20.2 miles).
Conference Room Rate:
Single through Quad will be $128.24 / night (rate includes current taxes). Hotel reservations can be made by calling
(800) 228-9290; (913) 451-8000; or through the Hotel Link.
Note: Room reservations must be made by on or before 5:00PM, Friday, February 14, 2014 to avoid a higher rate.
Conference Registration Fee:
Member Pre-Registration fee will be: $160.00 until February 14, 2014.
Guest / spouse Pre-Registration fee will be: $140.00 until February 14, 2014.
Member Late and Onsite Registration fee will be: $210.00 after February 14th and onsite.
Guest / spouse Late and Onsite Registration fee will be: $190.00 after February 14th and onsite.
Conference Registration Form
Conference Registration Information
Conference T-Shirt Order Form
Note: The Pre-Registration Conference Packet will also be mailed to each member.
The Registration Fee covers participation in all competitions, the Opening Banquet Dinner, Star Member Reception, and
Closing Banquet Dinner/Dance. Guests ARE NOT ELIGIBLE to compete in the competitions Pre-Conference registration
packets will be mailed to all members in December.
Firearms and Physical Agility Competitions:
The Firearms Competition will be held at OMB Guns & Indoor Range, 15765 South Keeler Street, Olathe, KS 66062,
(913) 322-8414. The Range is approximately 12 miles from the hotel and has adequate parking for those who wish to
drive. The Range has 13 lanes and is privately owned. There will be no range fee. Ammunition will be available to
purchase onsite. Weapons can also be rented onsite. With the gun rental, the Range will also provide a holster and
three magazines. The Range will run a "Guns Special" during the Firearms Competition for those wanting to purchase a
new weapon.
The Physical Agility Competition will be held at Johnson County Community College, 12345 College Blvd,, Overland
Park, KS. The College is approximately 3 miles from the Hotel. Bus transportation will be provided to/from these
events for those needing transportation.
All participants MUST attend the Safety Meeting on Tuesday, March 11th to sign waivers. Participants WILL
NOT be allowed to compete if they do not attend the Safety Meeting.
Written Competitions:
The textbooks for the Written Competitions are as follows:
Juvenile Justice Exam: Larry J. Siegel & Brandon C. Welsh, Juvenile Delinquency: The Core, Thompson &
Wadsworth, 4th Edition, 2011.
Corrections Exam: Clear, T. R., Cole, G. F., & Reisig, M. D., American Corrections, 7th Edition (2006)
Wadsworth/Thompson
(ISBN:Justice
0-534-64652-2)
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Criminal Law Exam: Joel Samaha, Criminal Law, 11th Edition, Cengage Publisher, ISBN 978-1-2-8506191-7
http://www.acjalae.org/national2.html
Police Management & Operations Exam: Swanson, C. R., Territo, L., & Taylor, R. W., Police Administration:
Structures, Processes, and Behavior (8th Edition, Boston:
Pearson.
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Criminal Law Exam: Joel Samaha, Criminal Law, 11th Edition, Cengage Publisher, ISBN 978-1-2-8506191-7
Police Management & Operations Exam: Swanson, C. R., Territo, L., & Taylor, R. W., Police Administration:
Structures, Processes, and Behavior (8th Edition, Boston: Pearson.
ACJA/LAE Knowledge Exam:
National Bylaws;
National Standing Rules;
National Brochure;
ACJA/LAE History;
National Oath & Symbolism Booklet
(The above publications are available from the National Office.) (ACJA/LAE History, Bylaws and Standing Rules are available on our
website.)
Tentative Workshop Speakers:
Scheduled for Wednesday, March 12th:
Dr. Eugene Matthews Assistant Professor, Lincoln University: Developed Police Intelligence Operation Course for all military
branches.
Amy Roderick, Inspector General, Missouri Department of Corrections.
Missouri Assistant Attorney General, Human Trafficking in the Midwest.
Tom Gentry, Public Information Officer, Independence Police Department: News Media: Friend or Foe?
Crime Analyst and Lead Investigator, Independence Police Department: Love/Grace Murder Case (preacher boyfriend kills
girlfriend's husband). Also instructor to the writers of CSI Las Vegas TV series.
Scheduled for Thursday, March 13th:
Dick Warrington, CSI Training Specialist, Lynn Peavey Company, Lenexa, KS: Death Investigation Check List for Homicide
Crime Scenes.
Others as scheduled
Places of Interest In and Around Overland Park:
Kansas City Museum (Kansas City, MO)
Kansas City Zoo (Kansas City, MO)
Oceans of Fun (Kansas City, MO)
Overland Park Arboretum & Botanical Gardens (Overland Park, KS)
Sea Life - Kansas City Aquarium (Kansas City, MO)
Country Club Plaza - Shopping (Kansas City, MO)
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Chapter News
Chi Omega Pi Sigma
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Chi Omega Pi Sigma has been working to keep members in
touch with each other during the last six months. With members spanning several states, this can become somewhat difficult, but social media such as Facebook really helps members
stay in touch.
One of our members, Amber Dunphy, recently took a job as
a crime scene tech in Durham, NC and members were able
to send her well wishes and follow her move down south and
keep in touch through social media. COPS is very proud of
Amber and excited to hear about all the awesome things coming her way at her new job!
In December, COPS hosted our annual holiday dinner at the
Rock Bottom brewery in King of Prussia, Pa. We were blessed
to have Ashley Wilkins, a longtime member of COPS join us
this year. Ashley, along with her husband Ryan (both COPS
members) have been based in California with the navy for the
last several years and unable to take part in chapter activities.
We are excited to have Ashley back on the easy coast, while
her husband Ryan is deployed over seas. Keep Ryan in your
thoughts and prayers for a safe deployment and return home!
COPS hosted our annual scrapbook fundraiser in January and
brought in over $700 to help members attend conference. Our
members are looking forward to seeing you all in Kansas!
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Chapter News
Delta Chi Omega
T
The Delta Chi Omega Chapter Receives Awards
he Delta Chi Omega Chapter at Ferrum College had an exciting fall semester. Nine
members from the chapter, led by their new advisor Dr. Nicholson, attended the Region
IV LAE Conference in Delaware where they won numerous awards including two first place
trophies. Members in attendance included Logan Hodges (Chapter President), Victoria
Bowman (Chapter Vice-President), Gretchen Whitlock (Chapter Secretary), Deserae Griffith,
Carl Russell, Megan Getz, Kaye Woods, Ben Taylor, and Dylan Hodson. Select members
from this group will be in attendance at the National Conference in Overland, Kansas in
March of this year.
While planning for these conferences, the Delta Chi Omega Chapter has also been
heavily involved in their community. In October, the entire chapter participated in a food
drive that benefited the local community’s food bank. In November, the club hosted their
first annual “Substance Abuse Awareness Week” in which various speakers, events, and
even a driving simulator were brought to campus to educate the students and community
members about the detrimental effects of substance abuse. During this same month,
chapter members also participated in a fundraising campaign for breast cancer research.
This spring semester will be a very busy one for Delta Chi Omega as they will be
organizing their second annual “Put Cuffs on Cancer” race. Funds from this race will benefit
the American Cancer Society, as well as a local non-profit organization. The chapter has
hopes to double their donation from last year’s race, which was $1300. Also, in February,
the chapter participated in “Ferrum Feeds 50,000” in which over 55,000 meals were
packaged and sent to starving children in foreign countries. Multiple other community
service events are set to take place in the latter portion of this semester.
Delta Chi Omega would also like to announce the dates of the Region IV
Conference, which they will be hosting in the upcoming year. The conference will take
place from the 17th until the 19th of October. Stay tuned for the conference theme, exam
information, and other pertinent information which will be posted on the LAE website!
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Chapter News
OMEGA Alpha Omicron
“Hamburger, Hot Dog & Bake Sale”,
Danville CC
Field Trip to the Central Lab
(Virginia Department of Forensic Science),
Richmond, VA
“Pancake Breakfast” fundraiser at
Applebees, South Boston, VA
Field Trip to Fluvanna Correctional Center
for Women, Troy, VA
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Chapter News
PSI OMEGA
University of New Haven’s Region 4 Chapter of ACJA, Psi Omega, had a very eventful semester.
To start it off, they had an outstanding 120 new members join their club, helping make their club the biggest on their campus. Psi Omega started off the new academic year with their 2nd annual Thank a Police
Officer Day, which was a great success. University of New Haven police, West Haven Police, New Haven
Police, Seymour Police, and Milford Police were the stars of the day with an impressive 100+ years of
expertise and experience in the careers that the members of Psi Omega hope to go into in the future. At
this event, students were able to interact with these law enforcement officers in a non-traditional way so
they could share their appreciation and ask all the questions they wanted. It was a great way to bring all
parts of the community together.
Later on in September, Psi Omega teamed up with the Henry C. Lee College of Criminal Justice
and Forensic Sciences and the University’s Campus Police to host the first ever Campus Safety Walk.
Over 150 students were in attendance to participate in this walk to celebrate National Campus Safety
Awareness Month. This program was based off of University of Central Arkansas’ “Operation Safe Walk.”
This event had students, staff, and faulty gather to walk the campus and surrounding areas to identify
potential dangerous conditions and submit any ideas they had on safety improvements. After the walk, it
was found that most people found the campus to be safe with just a few quick fixes. This was the major
event among a few smaller events that Psi Omega helped offer to the public during this month of Campus Safety.
As for the rest of the semester, Psi Omega made an active effort to befriend other clubs on
campus by co-sponsoring events. One of the biggest events was a Brother2Sister Panel Discussion
on Police Brutality. Daniel Maxwell, the chapter’s advisor, was one of the members on the panel for this
discussion so the turn out on Psi Omega’s part for this event was encouraged even more. Considering
a majority of the club member’s majors being something in law enforcement, this discussion got very
heated and was a great way for the members to utilize their criminal justice knowledge. There were also
many open houses over the course of the semester that Psi Omega helped do tours and direction campus visitors in the right direction. Psi Omega also took initiative to help raise awareness for World AID’s
Day by selling chocolate lollipops and ribbons in their student center. Before leaving for winter break,
University of New Haven’s ACJA chapter organized a Give Back Night at On The Border, who gave 10%
of the day’s sales back to the club.
The highlight of Psi Omega’s semester, however, was their success at the Regionals Conference.
Forty-three members were in attendance and they were able to take back thirty-seven awards including
Sweepstake Award, Top Academic Award, and an honorable mention of professionalism in the lieu of the
Spirit Award. This just goes to show that the members of Psi Omega put a great deal of effort into their
club. Psi Omega plans on bringing thirty-four members to this year’s Nationals Conference and have
been eagerly preparing. It should be noted that as a fundraiser, they will be selling ACJA pens at Nationals. You are able to buy one pen for $.75 or two pens for $1 so be sure to keep an eye out for them.
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Chapters & Contact Information
REGION IV CHAPTERS AND CONTACT
INFORMATION
(CA - CHAPTER ADVISOR)
ALPHA GAMMA SIGMA (AGS)
MONROE COLLEGE
2468 JEROME AVENUE
BRONX, NY 10468
RODNEY, MICHELE
mrodneyt@monroecollege.edu
MONROE COLLEGE
2468 JEROME AVENUE
BRONX, NY 10468
ALPHA KAPPA OMEGA (AKO)
LOCK HAVEN UNIVERSITY OF PA
116 FOUNDERS HALL
CLEARFIELD CAMPUS
CLEARFIELD, PA 16830
MCSKIMMING, MICHAEL J. (CA)
mmcskimm@ihup.edu
LOCKHAVEN UNIVERSITY OF PA
116 FOUNDERS HALL
CLEARFIELD, PA 16830
ALPHA OMEGA (AO)
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY
ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE
CRIM JUSTICE DEPT SMITH HALL
HUNTINGTON, WV 25701
BORA, DHRUBA J (CA)
bora@marshall.edu
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY
HUNTINGTON WV 25755
DAMERON, SAM (CA)
dameron@marshall.edu
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT
ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY
HUNTINGTON WV 25755
ALPHA PSI OMEGA (APO)
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES
PITTSBURGH, PA 15260
MILER-BROWN, SHERRY (CA)
sbrown@pitt.edu
UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
PITTSBURGH, PA 15260
ALPHA TAU DELTA (ATD)
WEST VIRGINIA STATE
UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS BOX 37 INSTITUTE,
WV 25112
KANE, MICHAEL (CA)
mkane@wvstateu.edu
WVSC 422 WALLACE HALL
PO BOX 1000
INSTITUTE WV 25112
WEST VIRGINIA STATE COLLEGE
WHYTE, WILLIAM R
(CA)
wwhyte@wvstateu.edu
527 WALLACE HALL
PO BOX 1000
WEST VIRGINIA STATE COMMEGE
INSTITUTE WV 25112
ALPHA THETA EPSILON (ATE)
VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 9036
PETERSBURG, VA 23806
POLLARD, NICOLLE
(CA)
nparsons-pollard@vsu.edu
VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 9036
PETERSBURG VA 23806
ALPHA THETA (ATP)
KAPLAN CAREER INSTITUTE
933 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA 15222
MILLER, MONICA
(CA)
momiller@kaplan.edu
KAPLAN CAREER INSTITUTE
933 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA 15222
ALPHA UPSILON (AU)
ARGOSY UNIVERSITY (ONLINE)
1400 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURG, PA 15222
BROUSSARD, JAMES
(CA)
jbroussard@argosy.edu
ARGOSY UNIVERSITY (ONLINE)
1400 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURG, PA 15222
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BETA PSI DELTA (BPD)
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK
AT CANTON
34 CORNELL DRIVE
CANTON, NY 13617
ERICKSON, ELIZABETH A. (CA)
ericksone@canton.edu
SUNY CANTON
1171 PAYSON HALL
CANTON, NY 13617
HARTE, BRIAN (CA)
harteb@canton.edu
SUNY CANTON
1171 PAYSON HALL
CANTON, NY 13617
CHI CHI NU (CCN)
WARREN COUNTY
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
475 W ROUTE 57
WASHINGTON, NJ 07882
GOFFINET, AMY M (CA)
agoffinet@warrren.edu
WARREN COUNTY COMMUNITY
COLLEGE
475 W ROUTE 57
WASHINGTON, NJ 07882
CHI NU (CN)
RADFORD UNIVERSITY
RADFORD,VA
BURKE, TOD (CA)
tburke@radford.edu
RADFORD UNIVERSITY
RADFORD, VA
CHI OMEGA PI SIGMA (COPS)
(PROFESSIONAL CHAPTER)
P.O. BOX 2347
ASTON, PA 19014
YOUNG, NICOLE A. (CP)
acjacops@gmail.com
P.O. BOX 2347
ASTON, PA 19014
Chapters & Contact Information
CHI RHO (CR)
IONA COLLEGE
715 NORTH AVENUE
DEPT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10801
LARERY, CATHRYN (CA)
clarery@iona.edu
715 NORTH AVENUE
DEPT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
NEW ROCHELLE, NY 10801
DELTA GAMMA CHI (DGC)
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
100 VHCC DRIVE
ABINGDON, VA 24210
WIDENER, ROBIN F (CP)
rwidener@vhcc.edu
100 VHCC DRIVE
ABINGTON, VA 24210
DELTA IOTA OMEGA (DIO)
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY PARKERSBURG
300 CAMPUS DRIVE
PARKERSBURG, WV 26104
MORTENSEN, STANLEY T (CA)
stanley.mortensen@mail.wvu.edu
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY PARKERSBURG
300 CAMPUS DRIVE
PARKERSBURG, WV 26104
DELTA LAMBDA RHO (DLR)
LA ROCHE COLLEGE
ACTIVITIES OFFICE
9000 BABCOCK BLVD
PITTSVURGH, PA 15237
MITCHELL, ROBERT G (CA)
robert.mitchell@laroche.edu
LA ROCHE COLLEGE
ACTIVITIES OFFICE
9000 BABCOCK BLVD
PITTSVURGH, PA 15237
DELTA PI OMEGA (DPO)
SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA
COMM COLLEGE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE
ROUTE 19
RICHLANDS, VA 24641
STINSON, JERRY (CA)
jerry.stinson@sw.edu
SOUTHWEST VA COMM COLLEGE
PO BOX SWVCC
RICHLAND VA 24641
WYMER, CHARLES W. (CA)
charles.wymer@sw.edu
SOUTHWEST VA COMM COLLEGE
PO BOX SWVCC
RICHLAND, VA 24641
DELTA XI OMEGA (DXO)
FERRUM COLLEGE
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT
PO BOX 1000
FERRUM, VA 24088
OSBORNE JR, WILLIAM N (CA)
wosborne@ferrum.edu
FERRUM COLLEGE CJ DEPT
PO BOX 1000
FERRUM VA 24088
GAMMA ALPHA PSI (GAP)
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
RICHMOND, VA
STACY, MICHELLE L
mistacey@vuu.edu
(CA)
MOLLOY, JULIE A
(CA)
JAMolloy@vuu.edu
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY
GAMMA EPSILON ZETA RHO
(GEZR)
(PROFESSIONAL)
satchley@dtcc.edu
GAMMA MU (GM)
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
10900 UNIVERSITY BLVD, MS4F4
MANASSAS, VA 20110-2203
TURNER, ALLAN (CA)
cturner2@masonlive.gmu.edu
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY
10900 UNIVERSITY BLVD MS 4F4
MANASSAS VA 20110
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IOTA TAU TAU CHI (ITTC)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
14420 ALBEMARLE POINT
SUITE 100
CHANTILLY, VA 20151
HITTE, DYLAN (CA)
dhite@itt.edu
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
14420 ALBEMARLE POINT SUITE
100
CHANTILLY, VA 20151
KAPPA MU (KM)
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
COLLEGE
59 COLLEGE AVE, BOX 117
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
BUCKHANNON, WV 26201
JANKOWSKI, CRAIG R (CA)
jankowski_c@wvwc.edu
WEST VIRGINIA WESLEYAN
COLLEGE
59 COLLEGE AVE, BOX 117
CRIMINAL JUSTICE PROGRAM
BUCKHANNON, WV 26201
KAPPA PHI ZETA (KPZ)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
863 GLENROCK ROAD
NORFOLK, VA 23502
BROWN, CARLA D. (CA)
CDBrown1@itt-tech.edu
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
863 GLENROCK ROAD
NORFOLK, VA 23502
EDWARDS, KEVIN D (CA)
ITT TECHNICAL
INSTITUTE 863
GLENROCK ROAD
NORFOLK, VA 23502
KAPPA SIGMA PI (KSP)
ECPI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
10021 BALLS FORD RD SUITE 303
MANASSAS, VA 20109
MC KENNA, DANIEL (CA)
DMckenna@ecpi.edu
ECPI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY
10021 BALLS FORD ROAD
2010 MANASSAS VA 20109
TABER, DANIEL E
dtaber@ecpi.edu
10021 Balls Ford Rd
ECPI COLLEGE OF TECH
MANASSAS VA 20112
Chapters & Contact Information
KAPPA XI SIGMA (KXS)
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE
1 COLLEGE DRIVE
TOMS RIVER, NJ 08754
AUSTIN, ROBERT (CA)
raustin@ocean.edu
1 COLLEGE DRIVE
TOMS RIVER, NJ 08754
LAMBDA KAPPA ALPHA (LKA)
LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY
DEPT OF SOC &
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
201 HIGH STREET
FARMVILLE, VA 23909
BARBREY, JOHN W (CA)
barbreyjw@longwood.edu
LONGWOOD UNIV CJ STUDIES
201 HIGH STREET
FARMVILLE VA 23909
LAMBDA MU UPSILON (LMU)
JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
HARRISONBURG, VA
PLASS, MARGARET (CA)
plassms@jmu.edu
JMU DEPT OF SOCIOLOGY
MSC 1205
HARRISONBURG VA 22807
LAMBDA OMEGA (LO)
DELAWARE TECHNICAL
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
400 STANTON-CHRISTIANA ROAD
NEWARK, DE 19713
ALEXANDER, WILLIAM J (CA)
walexand@dtcc.edu
DELAWARE TECHNICAL
COMM COL
400 STANTON-CHRISTIANA RD
NEWARK DE 19713
MU SIGMA (MS)
MANSFIELD STATE UNIVERSITY
MANSFIELD, PA
CROWL, JUSTIN (CA)
jcrowl@mansfield.edu
MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY
217 PINECREST MANOR
MANSFIELD PA 16933
NU GAMMA SIGMA (NGS)
JOHN JAY
COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
NEW YORK, NY
MORSE, CHRISTOPHER J
cjmorse@jjay.cyny.edu
JJC-899 TENTH AVENUE
JOHN JAY SQUARE
NEW YORK NY 10019
(CA)
OMEGA ALPHA OMICRON (OAO)
DANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
1008 SOUTH MAIN STREET
DANVILLE, VA 24541
WILT, John CA
jwilt@dcc.vccs.edu
1008 South Main Street
DANVILLE VA 24541
OMEGA PHI DELTA (OPD)
UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
EASTERN SHORE
1 COLLEGE BACKBONE ROAD
DEPT OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
3017 HAZEL HALL
PRINCESS ANNE, MD 21853
BYNUM, EVITA G
(CA)
egbynum@umes.edu
UMES 1 COLLEGE BACKBONE RD.
3017 HAZEL HALL
PRINCESS ANNE, MD 21853
PSI MU CHI (PMC)
VALLEY FORGE
MILITARY COLLEGE
WAYNE, PA
BERNOT, BRENDA M (CA)
VALLEY FORGE MILITARY COL
WAYNE, PA
PSI OMEGA (PO)
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN
300 BOSTON ROAD
WEST HAVEN, CT 06506
MAXWELL, DANIEL K. (CA)
dmaxwell@unh.newhaven.edu
PSI OMEGA (PO)
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN
300 BOSTON ROAD
WEST HAVEN, CT 06506
RHO IOTA SIGMA (RIS)
MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS &
TECHNOLOGY
2200 NORTH IRVING STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA 18109
KIPP, RICHARD (CA)
MCCANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
& TEHNOLOGY
2200 NORTH IRVING STREET
ALLENTOWN, PA 18109
SIGMA ALPHA OMEGA (SAO)
MOUNTAIN STATE COLLEGE
PO BOX 9003
BECKLEY, WV 25802
STAPLES IV, NELSON R (CA)
nstaples@mounstate.edu
MOUNTAIN STATE COLLEGE
PO BOX 9003
BECKLEY, WV 25802
SIGMA CHI NU (SCN)
NORTHERN VIRGINIA
COMM COLLEGE
6901 SUDLEY ROAD
MANASSAS, VA 20109
CARTER, RUSS (CA)
rcarter@nvcc.edu
NO. VIRGINIA COMM COLLEGE
6901 SUDLEY RD
MANASSAS VA 20109
SIGMA OMEGA THETA (SOT)
CUMBERLAND COUNTY COLLEGE
PO BOX 517 VINELAND, NJ 08362
KOCHER, CHARLES J
(CA)
ckocher@cccnj.edu
CCC JUSTICE STUDIES
3322 COLLEGE DRIVE
VINELAND, NJ 08362
STOCKER, DARREN K.
CCC JUSTICE STUDIES
3322 COLLEGE DRIVE
VINELAND, NJ 08362
(CA)
SIGMA PI XI (SPX)
GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE
200 HIGH STREET
GLENVILLE., WV 26351
TREECE, KELLY (CA)
Kelly.Treece@glenville.edu
GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE
200 HIGH STREET
GLENVILE, WV 26351
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Chapters & Contact Information
SIGMA TAU OMICRON (STO)
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
WEST CHESTER, PA
TUCKER, JANE (CA)
jtucker@wcupa.edu
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY
RUBY JONE #200
WEST CHESTER, PA 19383
UPSILON TAU IOTA (UTI)
YTI CAREER INSTITUTE
3050 HEMPLAND ROAD
LANCASTER, PA 17601
MARTIN, JAMES C. (CA)
jim.martin@yti.edu
YTI CAREER INSTITUTE
3050 HEMPLAND ROAD
LANCASTER, PA 17601
XI ALPHA DELTA (XAD)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
311 VETERANS HWY, SUITE E-G
LEVITTOWN, PA 19056
ANDERSEN, JEANNE M (CA)
janderson@itt-tech.edu
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE
311 VETERANS HWY, SUITE E-G
LEVITTOWN, PA 19056
SIGMA UPSILON OMEGA (SUO)
SOUTH UNIVERSITY ONLINE
1400 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA 15222
KEPFORD, LORI (CA)
lkepford@southuniversity.edu
SOUTH UNIVERSITY ONLINE
1400 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA 15222
2014
ACJA-LAE
Chapters
KEPFORD, LORI (CA)
lkepford@southuniversity.edu
SOUTH UNIVERSITY ONLINE
1400 PENN AVENUE
PITTSBURGH, PA 15222
THETA PSI OMEGA (TPO)
WESTCHESTER
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VALHALLA, NY
ARIENTA, STEPHEN (CA)
WESTCHESTER
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VALHALLA, NY
WEDLICK, DAVID P
(CA) WESTCHESTER
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VALHALLA, NY
THETA PHI SIGMA (TPS)
MC CANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
& TECHNOLOGY
1147 N 4TH STREET
SUNBURY, PA 17801
Region 1: ......... 466 members........ 32 chapters
Region 2:.......... 431 members........ 38 chapters
Region 3:.......... 299 members........ 27 chapters
Region 4:.......... 817 members........ 46 chapters
Region 5:.......... 679 members........ 71 chapters
Region 6:.......... 441 members.........32 chapters
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MEMBERS CHAPTERS
TOTALS
FISHER, KELLY S (CA)
kelly.fisher@mccann.edu
1147 NORTH 4TH STREET
SUNBURY PA 17801
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AMERICAN CRIMINAL JUSTICE ASSOCIATION ~ LAMBDA ALPHA EPSILON
2013 Regional Conference
October 18-20, 2013
Newark, Delaware
2013 Region IV
Conference Report
OCTOBER 18-20, 2013
CONFERENCE DIRECTOR: DAWN M. BONAVITA, JD
R There were 100 attendees at the 2013 Region IV conference held at Delaware
Technical Community College, Stanton Campus.
R Chapters represented included:
Alpha Omega; COPS; DXO; GEZR; Lambda Omega; Members at Large; Omega
Alpha Omicron; PSI Omega; Sigma Tau Omicron.
R “Everyone pitched in and helped make this event a wonderful experience.
R Much thanks must be given to Danny Maxwell for his assistance with the crime
scene and to Joe Walsh for his presentation on online sex abuse.”
R 2013 ACJA-LAE Region IV conference profit was: $5,221.50
(1/2 profit to Region IV and 1/2 profit to Lambda Omega,
COPS and PSI Omega.
~ Awards Follow ~
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