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Dr. Spencer has thirty years of national and international experience as an educator and change agent in educational, medical, government, corporate, and law enforcement organizations. She has held a joint appointment on the faculty of Johns Hopkins University in the School of Education and the Graduate Division of Business, where she was the chair of the Leadership and Organization Change Department and created the Center for Excellence in Teaching. She has held part-time faculty positions at University of Maryland in both the United States and Europe. As president of Purposeful Development Associates, a consulting firm specializing in organization change, leadership development, curriculum development, and interactive instruction training, Dr. Spencer has provided teaching and leadership instruction, change facilitation, strategic planning, executive coaching, and curriculum development to client groups across the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Sgt. Mark St.Hilaire is a 30 year veteran police officer in a busy Metro-west suburb of Boston (Mass). He is a volunteer police peer on a regional CISM team. He is a passionate trainer and writer on public safety health and wellness. He is a member of ILEETA and has presented at ILEETA, conferences and in-service training.

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Dr. Matt Stiehm was born and raised in Minnesota. He received an Educational Doctorate from Argosy University, where the focus of his research was campus safety and security. He has a Masters Degree of Criminal Justice from Central Missouri State University, with his final paper which focused on the investigation of child abuse and finally a Bachelors of Science from Wayne State College, Nebraska. He has served as a police officer in three states (CA, MN and NE), he keeps current on law enforcement trends

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Don’t believe everything you read. In fact, everything you read here is fake, false, or fictional (and/or all of the above). In Spoof News, the Police1 editorial team takes a satirical look at some of the real-life stories we sometimes see. We’re proving that the phrase “You can’t make this stuff up” is actually quite incorrect. We can make this stuff up, and we hope you get a good laugh from the effort. Want to join in the fun? Email us your ‘fake news’ to editor@policeone.com.

Officer Mike Bires has been a police officer for more than 20 years in Southern California. Along with working assignments in corrections, SWAT, bike patrol, and as a field training officer, Mike is currently a university resource officer for a large university. Having a background in website design and development, he is on the Azusa Police Department’s Social Media Team and is the developer of their website. He is also the founder of LawEnforcement.Social, which is a law enforcement social media resource website.”

You can follow Mike on Twitter at @iSocialCop.

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Michael is a fitness professional certified from the UK (NVQ fitness trainer) and in BC Canada (BCRPA; personal trainer, group fitness leader and weight trainer) and has over 17 years of experience in fitness training. He is also a martial arts instructor in Filipino martial arts. He represents Guro Roger Agbulos (Astig Lameco Escrima, LA, Cal.). and Guro Carlito Bonjoc (Mata Sa Bagyo). He is a Peace Officer in BC and has also served as a member of Her Majesty’s Royal Navy (1986 to 1991).

Sgt. Nancy Fatura has been a law enforcement officer since 1999. She attended the University of Wisconsin/Madison before joining the US Army Reserves in 1993. Nancy became a Behavioral Science Specialist, and upon her return from deployment to civilian life she joined the Tucson Police Department in 1999. Her duties have included patrol, field training, and hostage negotiation.

As a trainer, Nancy teaches mental health awareness, cultural awareness, the psychology of survival and stress in field fraining for her agency, she is a subject matter expert for the online Police1 Academy, and she presents her signature class, “Unleashing Your Inner Warrior” at conferences and events around the United States.

The National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial Fund is a nonprofit organization established in 1984 to generate increased public support for the law enforcement profession by permanently recording and appropriately commemorating the service and sacrifice of all federal, state and local law enforcement officers; and to provide information that will help promote law enforcement safety.

The NLEOMF built and now operates the National Law Enforcement Officers Memorial in Washington, D.C., which contains the names of more than 16,000 officers killed in the line of duty; helps organize the annual National Police Week tribute to fallen law enforcement officers each May; runs an Officer of the Month Program; serves as a clearinghouse of information about police officers killed in the line of duty; and will open the doors to the National Law Enforcement Museum in 2008.

We’re excited to offer Craig’s insight to our readers and members. Just another reason why Police1 is always on the cutting edge for the Law Enforcement community.

Neal Trautman is the director of the National Institute of Ethics. He has authored 12 books, instructed over 700 ethics leadership seminars and given over 90 conferences presentations. He also teaches anti-corruption seminars to foreign Government officials for the US Department of State. Neal has chaired both the IACP Ethics Training and Police Ethics and Image committees.

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Raymond Foster’s current major project is co-authoring the upcoming book, “Homeland Security and the New Threats of Global Terrorism: From Cold War to Flaming-Hot War (Prentice Hall, February 2007)” with Major General Dror Itzhaki, Israeli Security Agency (ret), a senior Israeli expert on security, protection, operations and prevention of criminal and terror acts and Dr. Reuven Paz, Ph.D., an Israeli expert on militant and radical Islam and Islamist movements. Additionally, his is in contract negotiations on a third book - An Introduction to Policing. You can view Lieutenant Foster’s Complete CV Here. Lieutenant Foster can be reached at raymond@hitechcj.com or through the website at www.hitechcj.com