Darl Champion

About Darl Champion

Professional Experience- Adjunct Faculty, Masters in Criminal Justice, Guilford College, Greensboro, NC from 2020-Present- Director, Master of Justice Administration Program at Methodist University from 20••••18- Instructor and Chair, Department of Criminal Justice Program, Fayetteville Technical Community College from 19••••93- Instructor and Chair of Department of Justice Studies, Methodist University from 19••••05— Director, Master of Justice Administration, Methodist University, from 20••••18.Currently working with Pearson Workforce Education to develop a police group norm for critical thinking using the Watson Glaser Critical Thinking Appraisal Primary role is recruiting police departments to participate in the project. 2023-Present- Instructor in Law Enforcement Executive Program at North Carolina State University from 2022-Present- Adjunct instructor with Webster University in the administration of justice program from 19••••88. From 1988-Present have taught an online graduate course in criminal behavioral issues, which I designed for the Business Organization and Security Management Program- Guest Lecturer, North Carolina Justice Academy from 2023-Present- Presented numerous papers at professional conferences, and in 2002 co-authored a textbook with Dr. Michael Hooper entitled An Introduction to American Policing with McGraw-Hill Publishers- Have been a peer reviewer for the Journal Crime and Delinquency- Served ten years as a member of the North Carolina Criminal Justice Education and Training Standards Commission From 19••••95- Served on the governing board of the Carolina’s Institute for Community Policing- Served on the Board of Directors of the Public Safety Leadership Development Consortium- Served on Cumberland County Chapter of the North Carolina Symphony- Served as President of Greater Fayetteville United, a group dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for all citizens utilizing education, cooperation and empowerment- From 1970-75 I served as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Army with assignments as a forward observer and military police company commander in the 82nd Airborne Division and special agent with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Command (USACIC) and as a reserve officer from 19••••88 with the U.S. Army Criminal Investigations Crime Laboratory and the USACIC Headquarters.Specialties: policing, police critical, problem-solving, leadership development, and futuring

Experience

1. Adjunct Instructor

   Webster University

   Sep 1978 — Present · St. Louis, MO, US

   Have taught face-to-face courses in security management and administration of justice (19••••88) at Fort Bragg, NC campus. Since 2001, I have been teaching only online courses for Webster University. In I developed an online course in criminal behavioral issues as part of the Business Organization and Security Management graduate program. I have been teaching the course since 2001.

Education

• University of South Carolina

  Masters of Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

  1976 — 1978

• Indiana University of Pennsylvania

  Bachelor of Arts - BA, Criminology

  1965 — 1970

• North Carolina State University

  ED.D., Adult Education (Minor in Public Administration)

  1984 — 1994