Experience

Donald E Gavit Middle/High School

• United States
• 1 - 100 Employee

• MS Physical Education Teacher

  • Aug 2019 - Present



Purdue University Northwest Police

• Police Sergeant

  • Apr 2017 - Feb 2020



Gavit Senior High School

• Varsity Softball Coach

  • Mar 2018 - Jan 2019

  Coach women who play softball for the high school at the Varsity level. Taught women the fundamentals of throwing, catching, hitting and the overall method the game is played. This is a part-time position that began with conditioning of the female athletes from January through early March; practices for the season began in early March and games/practices continued from the end of March through the end of May into early June.

• Junior Varsity Softball Coach

  • Mar 2017 - Apr 2017

  Instruct the fundamentals of fastpitch softball. The season lasts approximately three to three and one half months. Included in instruction are throwing, fielding and hitting drills, execution of playing techniques and strategies.



Purdue University Northwest, Hammond Campus

• Training Corporal / A.L.I.C.E. Instructor

  • May 2014 - Apr 2017

  As the Training Corporal / A.L.I.C.E Instructor, my responsibilities include serving as the department training coordinator, first line supervisor on assigned shift, approving and denying case reports and serving in a patrol capacity. Additionally, I complete statistical data reports and I am currently developing a Field Training Program for newly hired officers.



Purdue University Calumet Police Department

• Patrol Officer

  • Nov 2009 - May 2014

  Enforce the Laws of the State of Indiana, Indiana Criminal and Motor Vehicle Code and city ordinances, rules of student conduct and university policies. Perform a wide range of police assignments such as routine patrol of assigned area, responding to radio dispatches, crisis intervention, peacekeeping, crowd control, criminal apprehension, dealing with emotionally disturbed persons, preliminary investigation of serious crimes, traffic regulation and enforcement, accident investigation, warrant service, statistical data evaluation interpretations.Assist in conducting investigations, executing arrests, participating in legal searches and surveillance activities, collecting evidence, giving testimonies in court, serving subpoenas and retrieving crime lab reports.Additional Training: Crisis Negotiations for First Responders; Basic Evidence Technician Certified; Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Instructor; Self Defense, Awareness Familiarization Exchange (SAFE) Instructor; NIMS IS-100.LEa, IS-00100HE, IS-00200.b, IS-00700.a and IS-00800.b; Critical Incident Stress Management, CISM certified (Course 21010186546191); Active Shooter Patrol Response; Disciplinary Investigations and Hearings Part III presented through the National Railway Labor Conference; North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc. 40 Hour Field Training Officer (Sokolove Model) Certification; Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) Instructor; Northwest Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Bike Patrol Certification (Course 11-017); FEMA Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium MGT 335 Event Security for Public Safety Professionals; Indiana Data and Communications System (IDACS) Inquiry Only Certification; John E. Reid and Associates, The Reid Technique of Interview and Interrogation Course Completion ; CPR / AED Certified; Critical Incident Trained: CIT Certified Officer



Purdue University Calumet

• Higher Education
• 300 - 400 Employee

• Judicial Administrator and Student Liaison

  • Apr 2008 - Nov 2009

  Conducted inquiries into violations of the Student Code of Conduct• Administered disciplinary hearings and issued sanctions for violations of the regulations• Acted as Student Liaison to campus of over 10,000students from diverse backgrounds and cultures• Coordinated parent programming and correspondence including newsletters and web updates• Assumed case management responsibilities for the threat assessment team• Represented university at various events; conducted presentations on laws, policies, and procedures

• Patrol Officer

  • Mar 2005 - Apr 2008

  Enforce the Laws of the State of Indiana, Indiana Criminal and Motor Vehicle Code and city ordinances, rules of student conduct and university policies. Perform a wide range of police assignments such as routine patrol of assigned area, responding to radio dispatches, crisis intervention, peacekeeping, crowd control, criminal apprehension, dealing with emotionally disturbed persons, preliminary investigation of serious crimes, traffic regulation and enforcement, accident investigation, warrant service, statistical data evaluation interpretations.Assist in conducting investigations, executing arrests, participating in legal searches and surveillance activities, collecting evidence, giving testimonies in court, serving subpoenas and retrieving crime lab reports.Additional Training: Crisis Negotiations for First Responders; Basic Evidence Technician Certified; Rape Aggression Defense (RAD) Instructor; Self Defense, Awareness Familiarization Exchange (SAFE) Instructor; NIMS IS-100.LEa, IS-00100HE, IS-00200.b, IS-00700.a and IS-00800.b; Critical Incident Stress Management, CISM certified (Course 21010186546191); Active Shooter Patrol Response; Disciplinary Investigations and Hearings Part III presented through the National Railway Labor Conference; North East Multi-Regional Training, Inc. 40 Hour Field Training Officer (Sokolove Model) Certification; Drug Abuse Resistance Education (DARE) Instructor; Northwest Indiana Law Enforcement Academy Bike Patrol Certification (Course 11-017); FEMA Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium MGT 335 Event Security for Public Safety Professionals; Indiana Data and Communications System (IDACS) Inquiry Only Certification; John E. Reid and Associates, The Reid Technique of Interview and Interrogation Course Completion ; CPR / AED Certified