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The 2023 conference was a greast success! Information about the 2024 Annual Conference will be announced soon.
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Northern Arizona University
Dr. William H. Crawford III is employed as a part-time faculty member with Northern Arizona University, where he teaches Justice Studies. Dr. Crawford retired from the Maricopa County Community College District (MCCCD), where he was employed for more than 24 years – most recently as a Vice President at Chandler-Gilbert Community College. His experience in higher education also includes serving as Chair of Mesa Community College's Administration of Justice Studies Department, ten years as a residential (tenured) faculty member, and seven years as an adjunct faculty member.
Prior to the Maricopa Community College District, Dr. Crawford was employed by the Phoenix Police Department where he held numerous leadership positions and served with distinction for over 23 years as a career officer and 10 years in a volunteer reserve capacity – totaling more than 33 years of law enforcement service. During his many years of service, he was assigned to a variety of bureaus and departments including: patrol, detectives, community relations, personnel, and training.
Dr. Crawford is actively engaged in both professional and community organizations. He serves as President of the Arizona Justice Educators Association’s Board of Directors; Chair of the City of Chandler’s Merit Board; board member of the Chandler Education Foundation, and as Vice Chair of the City of Chandler’s Public Safety Retirement Boards.
William Crawford holds both Doctorate and Master of Education degrees from Northern Arizona University and a Bachelor of Science Degree in Justice Studies from Arizona State University.
Northern Arizona University
AzJEA.Vice.President@gmail.com
Cathryn Masters is an adjunct professor for Northern Arizona University in the Justice and Intelligence Programs. She has more than 20 years of professional teaching and instructional experience in child and adult curriculum delivery. Further she served as lead instructor for the Arizona Peace Officers Standard and Training Board Inservice and Leadership Programs.
Along with her experience as an educator, Cathy serves as a criminal justice practitioner. She served three law enforcement agencies, rising to the rank of Assistant Chief before her retirement from active service. She is an experienced military veteran and law enforcement leader with nearly 30 cumulative years of dedicated service to the US Army, the Pima County Sheriff's Department, Arizona POST, Tempe Police and the Salt River Police Department in multiple capacities. She is also the founder and past-chair of the Arizona Women’s Initiative Network, endeavoring to help mentor and elevate women in public safety professions. She now serves public safety in the private sector software arena.
Cathryn holds a master's degree from Norther Arizona University in Organization Leadership. She proudly serves on many boards and committees to assist with educating and mentoring those seeking and employed in justice professions to have greater connection and collaboration with communities they serve.
Northern Arizona University
Dentons USA, LLP
Secretary.AzJEA @ gmail.com
Doug Janicik is an attorney and member of Dentons US’s Litigation and Dispute Resolution practice, where he focuses his practice on commercial litigation, employment and labor, appellate advocacy, administrative enforcement actions, and government investigations. Doug has litigated cases, including individual and class actions, in both federal and state courts. He has argued appeals in the Ninth Circuit, Fifth Circuit, California Court of Appeal, Arizona Court of Appeals, and Colorado Court of Appeals. A former civil engineer officer in the U.S. Air Force, Doug twice served as law clerk to judges on the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, and also has extensive pro bono experience.
Genea Stephens, AzJEA Treasurer
Glendale Community College
AzJEA.Treasurer @ gmail.com
Miles Covington, Student Representative
Rio Salado Community College
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