Criminal Justice Educator

Dr. W. Johnna Albert

Altamonte Springs, Florida *2714

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EDUCATION

Doctor of Philosophy in Human Services April 2013

Specialization in Criminal Justice

Capella University, Minneapolis, Minnesota

Dissertation Title: The Complex Impact of Secondary Victimization on Rape Victims

Graduated with Distinction, GPA 3.933

Masters of Science in Criminal Justice

University of Central Florida, Florida 2002

Bachelor of Arts in Psychology

University of South Florida, Florida 1997

TEACHING EXPERIENCE

Program Coordinator and Faculty 2003-2013

Keiser University, Orlando, Florida

Courses taught: Introduction to Criminal Justice, Criminology, Introduction to Corrections,

Introduction to Law Enforcement, Criminal Investigation, Introduction to Juvenile Procedures,

Communication and Writing for CJ Professionals, Community Policing, Criminal Procedures,

Criminal Law, Constitutional Law, Criminal Evidence and Procedures, Victimology, Human

Exploitation, Ethics in Criminal Justice, Comparative Criminal Justice Systems, Terrorism, CJ

Capstone, White Collar Crime, Deviant Behavior, Criminal Justice Management, and Protective

Services.

• Taught 15-30 undergraduate students in 4-6 courses per semester.

• Taught on-ground and hybrid courses.

• Managed the A.A. and B.A. programs.

• Managed adjunct and full time faculty.

• Developed community partnerships with law enforcement agencies, corrections, courts,

and social service agencies.

• Assisted in the development of a community resource binder and disseminated it

throughout the Orlando campus.

• Developed partnerships in the community for potential volunteering and job

opportunities.

• Developed the Criminal Justice Advisory Board which allowed for feedback to improve

the Criminal Justice Program. This Advisory Board met bi-annually and included

members from law enforcement agencies, social service agencies, corrections, and courts.

• Assisted in job placement for the A.A. and B.A. students.

• Regularly met with on-ground and online students to provide assistance regarding course

content and mentoring.

• Developed welcome packet to all new students and met with them regarding school

expectations and the program.

• Consistently received high student evaluations on efforts to meet individual guidance on

course content.

• Developed new syllabi for different courses, helping course to more closely align with

necessary outcomes.

• Participated regularly in faculty meetings and in-service meetings.

• Member of the following committees: retention committee, student success committee,

cross-functional committee, E-Companion committee, and assessment committee (won

award in 2008 and 2010).

• Online liaison for a population of approximately 200 students. Included training and

orientating students to the online format and mentoring them.

• Assisted in the development of curriculum for a Bachelor degree in Cyber Forensics and

an Associate degree in Police Science.

• Developed training manual for campus database.

• Assisted in bringing Alpha Phi Sigma and the American Criminal Justice Association to

our campus and was the campus coordinator for these programs.

• Wrote white paper, topic: Student Success.

Testing Coordinator 2008-2013

Keiser University, Orlando, Florida

Test: TEAS test

• Maintained online code database including ordering the correct codes.

• Developed training manual for proctors and trained proctors.

• Proctored online test and assisted proctors when necessary.

• Analyzed test results to create yearly reports for administration.

Professional Experience

Florida Department and Children and Families 2001-2002

Child Protective Investigator

Orlando, Florida

• Investigated child abuse claims to determine whether child abuse had occurred.

• Assisted in placing services in the home or removing the child from the home.

• Maintained ties to the community.

• Devised legal paper work for the Juvenile Court System.

Institutional Service

Keiser University, Orlando, Florida 2007-2013

Retention Committee

Student Success Committee

Assessment Committee

E-Companion Committee

Cross-functional Committee

Presentations

Innovations in Criminal Justice Education- Presented to approximately 50 members of the

Florida Association of Postsecondary Schools and Colleges, 2008.

Skills

• Computer literate, to include the Internet, Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Publisher.

• Hybrid trained, to include online platforms Blackboard and WebCT.

• Trained Campusvue Campus Management Software.

• Mentoring and advising of all students, including probation and at-risk students.

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