Dr. Raymond M. Delaney Jr.

Program Coordinator and Associate Professor at Southern University at New Orleans
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Mesquite, Texas, United States, US
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Kelly Gilbert MPA

If I could describe Dr. Raymond Delaney I would describe him as simple amazing. He is an example for our youth as positive, motivator, and determined to change the Criminal Justice system. His policies that he implemented throughout his career has help and shaped several organizations in Louisiana, Texas, and New Mexico. But most importantly his fight for change makes him who he is today.

Dr. Sarah Renee Langley, LPC

I had the pleasure of working with Dr. Delaney during my doctoral program. He really blessed me with his help regarding the dissertation process. Dr. Delaney was supportive, understanding, and patient with me, and made himself available when I needed to scream, cry, and complain :) Overall, Dr. Delaney is such a pleasure to know and work with. I thank him for his help. I PHinisheD!

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Credentials

  • Private Investigator Licensure for the State of Louisiana
    Louisiana State Board of Private Investigator Examiners
    Oct, 2011
    - Oct, 2024

Experience

  • Southern University at New Orleans
    • Higher Education
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Program Coordinator and Associate Professor
      • Aug 2016 - Present

      • Researcher through the lens of a criminologist and penologist, • Advise undergrad/grad scholars through mentorship for a successful matriculation, • Provide educational awareness surrounding professional development in the workplace,• Participates in departmental, university activities, and community engagements,• Enhance graduate-level scholars with understanding the nuances of scholarship • Provide a learner-centered environment for building intellectual dialogue and team efficacy among peers,• Create learning environments for students to demonstrate acquired knowledge through the andragogy framework and practices, • Develop student’s critical and analytical skills through Blooms Taxonomy and other relevant learning modalities, • Assess learning through feedback, coaching, and improving interpersonal skills,• Serve as a general resource to learners and mentees regarding the application of theoretical concepts of criminal justice and business leadership/management perspectives.

  • Dillard University
    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 100 - 200 Employee
    • Adjunct Professor
      • Aug 2015 - Present

      Provide a learner-centered environment for criminal justice scholars through a pedagogical framework,Serves as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice for undergraduate students,Develop student’s critical and analytical skills through Blooms Taxonomy,Assess learning through feedback, coaching, and improving interpersonal skills,Act as a Liason to learners and mentees regarding the application of theoretical concepts based on the fundamentals of the criminal justice systems. Provide a learner-centered environment for criminal justice scholars through a pedagogical framework,Serves as an Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice for undergraduate students,Develop student’s critical and analytical skills through Blooms Taxonomy,Assess learning through feedback, coaching, and improving interpersonal skills,Act as a Liason to learners and mentees regarding the application of theoretical concepts based on the fundamentals of the criminal justice systems.

  • Empowerment By Light
    • United States
    • Consumer Services
    • Business Development Consultant
      • Oct 2010 - Present

      ​SMALL BUSINESSESEmpowerment by Light (EBL) is dedicated to providing sound recommendations for start-up businesses, nonprofit and for-profit organizations alike. Our wealth of services are designed to help clients understand the market and industry demands, grant writing, RFP, financial advisement, organizational development, and sustainability. EBL is committed to providing organizational enhancements. We will assist with job analysis, test development, performance appraisals, strategic planning, goal setting and benchmarking, employee relations, professional development while also specializing in applied customer leadership models to solve pertinent organizational issues.

  • University of Phoenix
    • United States
    • Higher Education
    • 700 & Above Employee
    • Faculty
      • Dec 2008 - Present

      As an Associate Faculty member for the College of Security and Criminal Justice, I am certified to facilitate and instruct through the UOP online/ground campuses. My teaching history includes courses, such as; The Fundamentals of Security, The Fundamentals of Policing, Cultural Diversity in Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Management, and Practice. As an instructor, I facilitate student learning through theoretical perspectives of andragogy and the Boyers Model. In each class, I endeavor to provide students an opportunity to develop the necessary skills for scholarship. This process is created in a learner-centered environment.Other duties and ResponsibilitiesEthics Committee Member for the University of Phoenix since 2012College of Doctoral StudiesCurriculum Design and InstructionSubject Matter ExpertCriminal Justice Research Team

    • Co Researcher
      • 2014 - Present

      My role as a co researcher has primarily focused on literature review content, and qualitative analysis.

  • Talladega College
    • United States
    • Education Administration Programs
    • 1 - 100 Employee
    • Interim Department Chair- College of Criminal Justice
      • Oct 2015 - Dec 2015

      Professor of Criminal Justice, instructor of foundational courses.Provide recommendations for development of programs and curriculumCommunicate expectations to the CJ departmentAdvise and counsel CJ students on the trajectory of the chosen major. Professor of Criminal Justice, instructor of foundational courses.Provide recommendations for development of programs and curriculumCommunicate expectations to the CJ departmentAdvise and counsel CJ students on the trajectory of the chosen major.

  • Volunteers of America of Greater New Orleans
    • United States
    • Hospitals and Health Care
    • Program Director
      • Jul 2011 - Sep 2013

      This position was responsible for managing the Residential Re-Entry Center including supervising staff, ensuring that quality outcomes were achieved, managing the program’s financial and physical resources, budgetary issues, safety and security compliance. Provide sound correctional leadership for both staff and federal offenders. Responding to consumer’s complaints and creating corrective plans to build stronger rapports. I was responsible for developing and implementing new programs and funding sources, ensuring compliance with any state, federal, municipal ordinances, and accreditation requirements. As director, I was responsible for managerial issues, human resources, and strategic planning. In this position, I was tasked with creating a quality control and assurance plan to detect fraud, waste and abuse of assets.

    • Assistant Program Director (Community Corrections)
      • May 2008 - Jun 2011

      A primary role as the assistant was to detect compliance issues of the program, ensure the program adhere to all regulatory expectations of state, federal, or municipal ordinances. When issues are detected, I prepared strategies for corrective actions to prevent future deficiencies.Managed the accreditation process, document compliance or non-compliance reports to the Federal Bureau of Prison and the American Corrections Association (ACA). Additionally, I was responsible for developing and implementing training workshops and seminars. I was able to successfully lead the 2010 ACA accreditation process that resulted in a 100% rating and prepare the organization for the 2014 rating period, which they received a 100% compliance rating.Developed training's to ensure that code of conduct and ethics met the organizations goals, mission, vision, and purpose.

    • Grad Student
      • 2006 - 2008

  • Orleans Parish Criminal Sheriffs Office
    • Deputy Sheriff
      • Jan 2003 - Oct 2007

      I have experiences as a jailer, court bailiff, and special assignments pertaining to organizational needs. I have experiences as a jailer, court bailiff, and special assignments pertaining to organizational needs.

Education

  • University of Phoenix
    Doctor of Management and Organizational Leadership, Community Corrections
    2010 - 2014
  • Southern University at New Orleans
    Masters of Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement Admin
    2006 - 2008
  • Southern University at New Orleans
    Bachelor’s Degree, Criminal Justice/Substance Abuse
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