Training Management

RAYMOND A. FRANKLIN

Office Phone: 410-***-****

Email: ****@***********.***

Home Page: www.rayfranklin.com

EDUCATION AND CERTIFICATION

Bachelor of Arts, Political Science

University of Maryland Baltimore County, 1973

Master of Science, Instructional Technology

Towson University, 1976

POST-GRADUATE STUDIES:

Instructional Systems Design - UMBC, 1977

Reference and Information Systems - Towson University, 1980

Certified Maryland Police Instructor

Certified Maryland Correctional Instructor

PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATIONS

International Association of Directors of Law Enforcement Standards and Training

International Association of Chiefs of Police

PROFESSIONAL EMPLOYMENT

2009 Acting Executive Director, Police and Correctional Training Commissions

Chief executive officer of state peace officer standards and training agency; chief

administrator of state law enforcement and correctional training center.

Public Safety Education and Training Center

6852 4th Street

Sykesville, Maryland 21784

2004-2009 Executive Assistant Director, Police and Correctional Training Commissions

Management of all administrative and support functions of the Commissions and

the Public Safety Education and Training Center in Sykesville, Maryland

As second in command of the agency, oversees daily administrative and facility

operations including policy, registration, financial and personnel operations,

instructional support services, planning and research, capital budgeting,

information technology services, physical plant management, communication and

special projects and programs.

1987-2004 Assistant Director, Police and Correctional Training Commissions

Management of Support Services Division of state peace officer standards and

training agency.

Responsibilities included facility administration, physical security, health and life

safety management, needs assessment, capital planning and development

management, capital budget administration, resource management, and

coordination of information, communication and instructional technology services.

Primary responsibility for the development of the Maryland Public Safety and

Training Center, a $70 million statewide law enforcement and correctional training

facility comprising state of the art academic, simulation environmental, information

and communications, and security components.

Through 2001: Primary developmental and operational responsibility for Internet,

intranet and extranet services of the Maryland Department of Public Safety and

Correctional Services. Policy level management of all content, system, transport

and security components.

1992-1997 Instructor, Towson University

Instruction of undergraduate and graduate credit programs in educational

communications for the Division of Instructional Technology in the College of

Education. Develop new course offerings within the Division.

1974-1987 Director, Maryland Criminal Justice Resource Center

Management of instructional media department comprising a criminal justice

system-wide library and media production facility, police and correctional

professional libraries, instructor training programs, photographic, magnetic and

graphic production facilities and instructional support services for all criminal

justice training in the State of Maryland.

Primary responsibility for identification, evaluation, selection and development of

instructional materials.

Additional duties included development and preparation of the agency Annual

Report, editorship of the Agency newsletter, "Training Notes", management of

federal grants, development of General and special Fund budget requests,

preparation of the agency Master Plan and development of the agency financial

management system.

PROJECTS AND CONSULTANT SERVICES

2007-Present Director, National Law Enforcement Academy Resource Network (NLEARN)

Concept, design and operation of network linking training academies throughout

the United States.

(NIJ 2007 RG-CX-K222)

1997-Present Editor and Publisher, The Hate Directory

Continuing research, analysis and publication of a comprehensive study of Internet

utilization by hate groups throughout the world.

1997-Present Director, IADLEST POST-Net Internet Information System

Concept, design and implementation of a web-based national law enforcement

training information system including TRTLE.net (Terrorism Response Training

for Law Enforcement), COPCOURSES.com, a national distance learning

information portal, and the National Hate Crime Law Enforcement Resource

Center.

(COPS 2005 CKWXK 010)

1997-Present Project Director, National Decertification Database/National Decertification Index

Development and operation of a secure database of law enforcement officers

terminated for cause throughout the United States.

(BJA 2005 DDBX 1119)

2004-2009 Director, National Sobriety Testing Resource Center

Concept, design and operation of a national information infrastructure to support

both practitioners and instructors in the standardized method of field sobriety

testing.

(NHTSA DTNH-22-02-G-05025)

2002-2008 Member, National Counter-Terrorism Training Working Group

Representation of IADLEST on DOJ panel coordinating law enforcement training

throughout the United States.

2004 Chairman, Recruit, In-service and Instructor Training

National Criminal Intelligence Training Coordination Working Group

Coordination of national strategy for law enforcement training.

1996-2004 Consultant, Internet Exploitation by Hate Groups and Militia Organizations

Activities include presentation of FBI Agent In-service training and FBI Basic

Anti-Terror Training Program, FBI National Satellite Teleconference programs,

and lecturing at the FBI National Academy.

2003 Developer, Maryland Terrorism Information Network

Concept, design and implementation of a statewide law enforcement information

system.

1996-2001 Project Director, Web Based Public Safety Information Access System - Electronic

Communication/Instructional Support Enhancement

Planning, development and operational management of Internet Services for the

Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services

Governor's Office of Crime Control and Prevention Grant #DLE-94-325.

RECENT PUBLICATIONS

NLEARN: The Nation s First Police Academy Network, Police Chief, November, 2009

2009 Survey of POST Agencies Regarding Certification Practices, POCIS.ORG, 2009

Unlicensed Police: Sworn Law Enforcement Officers Exempt from State POST Certification

Requirements, IADLEST Newsletter, 2007

POST-XML: A Peace Officer Standards and Training XML Data Model, POCIS.ORG, 2007

Peace Officers Standards and Training in Massachusetts: A Comparative Review, Law

Enforcement Dimensions, 2006

2005 IADLEST Sourcebook, 2006

2005 Survey of POST Agencies Regarding Certification Practices, POCIS.ORG, 2005

Impediments to Testing: The Impact of Hearing Impairment and Language Barriers on the Field

Sobriety Testing Function, SOBRIETYTESTING.ORG, 2005

Motivating Criminal Racist Violence: An Officer's Introduction to Leaderless Resistance,

TRTLE.net, 2004

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