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All of the courses in the NYPD program have been developed and are managed and taught by faculty committed to the professional development of police personnel. Your faculty has two major components: academic directors and course instructors.
Academic Directors serve as curriculum/course managers, course evaluators and presenters or moderators in selected classes. The academic directors created four completely new courses (ETH 190, PSC 191, CRJ 819), CRJ 810) that kick off the undergraduate and graduate components of the NYPD Program, and helped modify other courses in order to fit the needs of the program.
Jannette Domingo, Academic Director, Graduate Studies, 212-237-8757, Room 411T, e-mail: jdomingo@jjay.cuny.edu.
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Domingo coordinates ETH 190, LAW 313 and HIS 214. Professor Domingo led the development of ETH 190.
Maki Haberfeld, Chairperson of The Department of Law, Police Science & Criminal Justice Administration
212-237-8381, Room 422T, e-mail at mhaberfeld@jjay.cuny.edu Professor Haberfeld coordinates Police Science 191, Police Science 202, Criminal Justice 321, Criminal Justice 810, Criminal Justice 738, Criminal Justice 819. Professor Haberfeld led the development of the curriculum for Police Science 191, Criminal Justice 810 and Criminal Justice 819.Patrick O'Hara, Department of Public Management, 212-237-8086, Room 3504N, e-mail at patohara@jjay.cuny.edu. Professor O'Hara coordinates PAD 706, PSC 191, and program evaluations. Professor O'Hara designed the curriculum for PAD 706.
COURSE FACULTY were selected for the ability, evidenced by academic credentials as well as prior practitioner and teacher experience, to deliver an outstanding educational experience to law enforcement personnel. To provide the range of teaching viewpoints needed to deliver this program, faculty were selected from a dozen departments and institutes. Each faculty member in the program is listed below under the courses they are teaching in Fall 2005 semester.
ETH 190 (Police Leadership in a Multiracial, Multicultural City)
Avram Bornstein, Anthropology, abornstein@jjay.cuny.edu
Yahya Affinnih, African-American Studies, yaffinih@jjay.cuny.edu
Sandra Proctor, African-American Studies, spwatlarge@aol.com
Kewulay Kamara, African-American Studies, kkamara@jjay.cuny.edu
Carmen Solis, SEEK department, csolis@jjay.cuny.edu
Sophine Charles, African-American Studies, scharles@ourkids.org
Michael
Liddie, African-American Studies,
mliddie@jjay.cuny.edu
Basir Mchawi, African- American Studies,
mchawi@version.org
Muntu Matisimela, African-American Studies,
muntu@wbai.org
PSC 191 (Supervisory Leadership for Police Services)
William Mc Donald, Law, Police Science and CJA,
wmcdonald@monorecollege.edu
William La Raia, Law, Police Science, and CJA, BlaRaia@aol.com
William Mc Elrath,
Law, Police Science and CJA,
wmcelrat@monmouth.edu
PSC 202 (Police and Community Relations)
David Humen, Law, Police Science and CJA, dhumen@jjay.cuny.edu
CRJ 321 (Police Ethics)
Peter Casamento, Law, Police Science and CJA, pcasamento@jjay.cuny.edu
William La Raia, Law, Police Science, and CJA, BlaRaia@aol.com
HIS 214 (Immigration and Ethnicity in the United States)
Charles Green, Sociology, (Hunter College), chalog46@hotmail.com
Andrea Balis, Thematic Studies, andreabalis@hotmail.com
Lavern Mc Donald, African- American Studies, xaymacagagal@aol.com
Law 313 (The Law and Politics of Race Relations)
Mary Gibbons, Law, Police Science and CJA, mglo@bellatlantic.net
Graduate Courses:
CRJ 810 (Police Leadership)
Vincent Del Castillo, Law Police Science and CJA, vdelcastillo@jjay.cuny.edu
William Fraher, Law, Police Science and CJA,
wfraher@ix.netcom.com
William Mc Donald, Law, Police Science and CJA,
wmcdonald@monroecollege.edu
CRJ 738 (Perspectives on Race and Crime in America)
Kwando Kinshasa, African-American Studies, mbiassi@aol.com
Keith Carrington,
CriminalJustice,(St.John'University),
carringtonk@saintjohns.edu
CRJ 819 (Counter Terrorism Policies for Law Enforcement)
Maki Haberfeld, Chair, Law, Police Science and CJA, mhaberfeld@jjay.cuny.edu
Christian Von Hassell, Law, Police Science and CJA, cvhassell@jjay.cuny.edu
PAD 706( Bureaupathology)
Michael Walker, Law, Police Science and CJA, walkermi@shu.edu
Keith Carrington, Criminal Justice(Saint John’s) carringk@saintjohns.edu
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