Dr. Everett Doolittle

Education Professional at Century College - Company
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Greater Minneapolis-St. Paul Area

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Credentials

  • Graduate of the 125th FBI NA
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Experience

  • Century College
    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 400 - 500 Employee
    • Education Professional
      • Sep 2017 - Present

      Currently working with “Customized Training” at Century College; conducting specialized training on Leadership and Professional Ethics for public, private, and non profit sectors. Also specialized training for law enforcement on “Interviewing and the Gentle Art of Persuasion”, “Homicide, from the Initial Call through the Cold Case Investigation”, and “The Ethical Leader”. Greatly enjoy teaching these classes to great audiences and adult learners who come to interact and share. I strongly suggest checking out the opportunities at Century College.

  • Community/Adjunct Faculty: Metropolitan State University and Inver Hills Community College
    • Professor Emeritus
      • Jul 2014 - Sep 2017

      125th FBI NAA. I retired in 2001 from the Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension (BCA) where I was a Senior Special Agent heading the MN. Cold Case Homicide Unit. After 32 years of Law enforcement I took a position as resident faculty at Metropolitan State University’s School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice. Now in 2015 I kind of retired again, although I plan on continue my teaching as community/adjunct faculty. My main function as a semi-retiree is working as a volunteer and Ombudsman with ESGR (Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve), which is a branch of the DOD (Department of Defense) working and assisting members of the guard and reserve. I am also conducting seminars/training for law enforcement and non-law enforcement organizations in manly areas such as; ethics, leadership, the gentle art of communications, and cold case homicide (where the last program is manly law enforcement) . I am looking forward to more time to do some writing, conducting seminars, traveling with my wife, and attending sports programs of my five granddaughters. But, I truly want to thank the many of you who played such a significant role in my professional and personal life, for without you I would have never had such opportunities.

  • Metropiltan State University, State of MN
    • Interim Dean of School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice
      • Aug 2012 - Jul 2014

      Dean of the School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, serving on the Minnesota POST board (Peace Officers Standards and Training) Dean of the School of Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice, serving on the Minnesota POST board (Peace Officers Standards and Training)

  • Metro State University
    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Associate Professor
      • Jan 2002 - Jul 2012

      Teaching, advising, coordinator of the MN POST (Peace Officer's Standards and Training) law enforcement program, coordinator of LE certificate program. Main areas of teaching is violent crime investigation, leadership, and criminal justice ethics Teaching, advising, coordinator of the MN POST (Peace Officer's Standards and Training) law enforcement program, coordinator of LE certificate program. Main areas of teaching is violent crime investigation, leadership, and criminal justice ethics

  • Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension
    • Senior Special Agent
      • Jun 1982 - Aug 2001

      Senior Special Agent and supervisor of the MN Cold Case Homicide Unit; field agent manly working homicides and other complex cases, conducting training on investigations, deadly force, leadership, and ethics. Recognitions: Association of Police Trainering Officer of Minnesota's Hall of Fame (ATOM) and Minnesota Public Safety Employee of the Year. FBINA 125 Section Senior Special Agent and supervisor of the MN Cold Case Homicide Unit; field agent manly working homicides and other complex cases, conducting training on investigations, deadly force, leadership, and ethics. Recognitions: Association of Police Trainering Officer of Minnesota's Hall of Fame (ATOM) and Minnesota Public Safety Employee of the Year. FBINA 125 Section

Education

  • Hamline University
    DPA Doctor of Public Administration, Public Administration
    1988 - 2007
  • Metropolitan State University
    Master's Degree, Masters of Management and Administration
    1982 - 1988
  • The University of North Dakota
    Bachelor's Degree, Business Administration and Management, Police Administration Focus
    1972 - 1976
  • Northland Community and Technical College
    Associate's Degree, Math and Physics
    1970 - 1972

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