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ONLINE RESUME

John Massey

Woodbridge, VA

abpdqe@r.postjobfree.com

EDUCATION

Master of Science, Criminal Justice - May 2005

Radford University, Radford VA

GPA: 4.0 overall, 4.0 major

Bachelor of Science, Criminal Justice - Dec. 2002

Minor in Sociology - Dec. 2002

Radford University, Radford VA

GPA: 3.07 overall, 3.6 major

WORK HISTORY

October 2010 - Present

Federal Government

July 2008 - October 2010

Investigator United States Investigations Services

-I am current employed as a contract investigator retained by the Federal Investigative Services, U.S. Office of Personnel Management. During this time, I was given the duties of conducting background, single-scope, and national security investigations for the United States government, contract agencies, and Department of Defense (DOD). I have also been given training in providing security guidance for conducting on-site security inspections at DOD contractor facilities, making sure such facilities comply with requirements mandated by the National Industrial Security Program Operating Manual (NISPOM). My areas of specialty include: information security (INFOSEC), communications security (COMSEC), private investigation and security, and security management. Furthermore, I have presented my investigative findings in report format to adjudication officials and cleared personnel. I have provided on-the-job training and mentoring to several new investigators and colleagues as well, which has focused on areas such as prioritization, report writing, and regulations and policy. I have also used investigative techniques to inquire about security violations. I have managed a caseload of as many as one to three dozen cases at any given moment.

Aug. 2007 - July 2008

Uniformed Protection Officer U.S. Department of State

-Worked as a Diplomatic Security Officer for the Uniformed Protective Services Program within the Bureau of Diplomatic Security at the Department of State. During this time, was responsible for enforcing security measures and access control, observing and reporting security flaws and suspicious behaviors, and protecting government employees, property, and visitors of the State Department. I also handled, maintained, and secured classified and sensitive material.

May 2005 - Aug. 2007

Adjunct Instructor of Criminal Justice Radford University

-Worked as an Adjunct Instructor in the Radford University Department of Criminal Justice. During this time, served as Instructor for various criminal justice courses, including, but not limited to: Courts, Corrections, and Juvenile Justice. Had full classroom responsibilities and conducted class periods of 50 to 75 minutes each.

Jan. 2004 - May 2005

Graduate Teaching Assistant Radford University

-Worked as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for Radford University s Department of Criminal Justice. During this time period, served as the Professor of record for an introductory criminal justice course.

Jan. 2003 - Jan. 2004

Graduate Assistant Radford University

-Worked as a Graduate Assistant for Radford University s Department of Criminal Justice. Completed a variety of tasks including, but not limited to: assisting professors, substituting class, grading papers, making copies and running errands.

May 2000 - Aug. 2004

Student Intern U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Justice Programs

-Worked for the Office of the Chief Information Officer (OCIO) within the Office of Justice Programs at the Department of Justice over the period of five summers as a student intern. During this time, completed various tasks including, but not limited to: word processing, creating spreadsheets and other documents, photocopying, telecommunication troubleshooting and solutions, issuance/repair of cellular phones and pagers, and assistance with the OJP Grant Management System.

COURSES TAUGHT

CRJU 233: Courts and the Criminal Process, Spring 2007, Fall 2006 (Radford University)

-Three sections of approximately 30 students each, a class which focuses on the Court system in the United States and the actors involved within the system. Major focus includes: state and federal court structure, prosecutors, defense attorneys, judges, and juries.

CRJU 238: Corrections, Fall 2006 (Radford University)

-Two sections of approximately 30 students each, a class which focuses on the Correctional system in the United States. Major focus includes: prisons and jails, the historical development of corrections in the United States, probation and parole, and the corrections work world.

CRJU 410: Juvenile Justice, Spring 2006 (Radford University)

-40 students, a class which focuses on the study and function of juvenile justice system, the process within the system, and the youth who become involved in these processes. Major focus includes: intake, adjudication, juvenile crime, the history of juvenile justice, and

diversion.

CRJU 100: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Fall/Spring 2005, Fall/Spring 2004 (Radford University)

-Two sections of approximately 35 students each, a class which focus on an introduction to the basics and fundamentals of the criminal justice system in the United States. Major focus includes: policing, corrections, the judicial system, and criminological theories.

UNIV 100: Introduction to Higher Education, Fall 2001, Fall 2002 (Radford University)

-27 students in 2001, 17 students in 2002, a class which focuses on helping students adjust to college after leaving home after high school graduation. Focuses on the independence that students face and decision-making, including time-management, setting priorities, getting

involved on campus and drug alcohol use/abuse.

LEADERSHIP POSITIONS AT RADFORD UNIVERSITY

Aug. 2002 - Nov. 2002

FIRST Peer Mentor Office of New Student Programs

-Served as an advisor in helping problem-prone students transition to college.

Jan. 2002 - Apr. 2002

SORTS Peer Mentor Office of New Student Programs

-Served as an advisor in a program aimed at helping students succeed academically.

Aug. 2001 - Nov. 2002

Peer Instructor Office of New Student Programs

-Helped co-teach a freshman transition course with a faculty member.

June 2001 - July 2001

Quest Assistant Office of New Student Programs

-Served as a guide and advisor for over 120 criminal justice students at orientation.

Aug. 2000 - May 2001

Resident Assistant Office of Residential Life

-Helped lead community development and enforce university policy for 180 residents.

ORGANIZATIONS & AWARDS

Donald N.Dedmon Distinguished Teaching Professor Award

-Nominated for the 2006-2007 Academic Year

American Association of University Professors

-Member for the 2006-2007 Academic Year

Radford University Outstanding Student of the Year - 2004-2005

-This is the most prestigious award that any student can receive at Radford University. Eleven students are selected each year for the award from a campus population of 10,000. Only two graduate students receive the Outstanding Student of the Year Award.

Pi Gamma Mu, International Honor Society in Social Science - Initiated Winter 2005

-This organization offers induction to members who have demonstrated academic excellence in coursework, and is one of the most prestigious international honor societies for

the social sciences.

The Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi - Initiated April 2004

-Phi Kappa Phi is one of the most prestigious honor societies in the United States and offers initiation to those students who are successful in academics, leadership and service.

Alpha Phi Sigma, National Criminal Justice Honor Society - Initiated April 2004

-The Honor Society of Alpha Phi Sigma honors the Nation s most successful and strongest academic students in the field of criminal justice.

2002-2003 National Dean s List - Summer 2003

-The National Dean s List honors students in the top percentage of their graduating class and for their success in their field of study and leadership in the college community.

CERTIFICATIONS

Private Investigator License Commonwealth of Virginia 2009 - 2013

Notary Public Commonwealth of Virginia Commission Expires 12/31/2013

Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services: Alarm Respondent 2007 - 2013

Virginia Department of Criminal Justice Services: Unarmed Security Officer 2007-2013

PROFESSIONAL REFERENCES

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TRAINING

Antiterrorism

Thwarting the Enemy and Counterintelligence

Foreign Ownership, Control, and Interest

Transmission and Transportation of Classified Information

Safeguarding Classified Information

NISPOM Chapter 8 Requirements

Introduction to Information Security

Marking Classified Information

Derivative Classified Information

Introduction to Physical Security

Developing a Security Education and Training Program

Fundamentals of Industrial Security

Visits and Classified Meetings

FSO Role in the NISP

Business Structures

Essentials of Industrial Security

Introduction to Industrial Security

Insider Threat

Professional Interests:Homeland & National Security

Research Interests:Job Satisfaction in law enforcementStudent engagement in the classroomFeasibility of a 20 year retirement police programIncreased use of surveillance technology

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