Faculty explore implications of the “CSI Effect”
Do you ever wonder how much of what we see on TV crime dramas is true? What would happen if the...
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Tag: criminal justice
Curiosity helps Amen ’11 answer her own questions
Renea Amen ’11 has utilized her curiosity to achieve things that 18-year old Renea would never have thought possible.
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A pledge to support those who protect and serve
After 32 years of teaching a myriad of criminal justice related classes at Columbia College, Dr....
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Savannah police officer Deal ’19 celebrates graduation while in Afghanistan
A Savannah police officer is on leave, serving in Afghanistan, but over the last seven months, she’s been spending all of her extra time hitting the books. Corporal Shakema Deal ’19 is celebrating her graduation while on deployment. The Savannah Police Department is Deal’s home away from home. She says she has felt nothing but support from her brothers and sisters in blue.
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Education serves as catalyst for alumnus’ award-winning law-enforcement career
Anthony Penna’ distinguished 25-year career in law enforcement has included working as a SWAT officer, leading a regional task force for the U.S. Marshals Service, training at the FBI Academy and earning the Illinois State Police Medal of Honor.
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