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FLORIDA CRIMINAL JUSTICE EDUCATORS' ASSOCIATION Committee Information Updated November 2007
CURRICULUM AND ARTICULATION COMMITTEE This committee is charged with the functions of their former, separate committees. The committee will periodically review, monitor and recommend revisions relating to criminal justice program curricula. Further this committee shall review articulation issues on an on-going basis and make appropriate recommendations to the full membership as well as act as liaison for the association with relevant state committees to insure that interests of the Association are represented.
Stacy Dickson, Central Florida Community College, Chair
Kim Gresham, Edison College
Larry Hensel, Tallahassee Community College
Elaine Cohen, Broward Community College
Mike Stone, Lake Sumter Community College
Robert Mitchell, Santa Fe Community College
Stephanie Scott, Florida Community College at Jacksonville
FUTURES COMMITTEE
It is the mission of the Futures Committee to create standards, promote training and educational developments, set and implement standards that meet the future needs of public safety professionals, and to share resources and curricula frameworks.
Brian Frank, St. Petersburg College, Chair
Dr. Stacy Dickson, Central Florida Community College
Kim Gresham, Edison College
Daniel Griffith, Pasco-Hernando Community College
vacant, Brevard Community College
Terry Miller, Valencia Community College
RULES COMMITTEE
The function of the rules committee shall be to review rules and regulations of the CJSTC, DOE, and other state or regional agencies which may affect the conduct and/or content of criminal justice education in the State of Florida, and to provide input and consultation to the rule making body as required.
Tim Kozyra, Palm Beach Community College Chair
Larry Hensel, Tallahassee Community College
Skip James, North Florida Community College
vacant, Brevard Community College
Stephanie Scott, Florida Community College at Jacksonville
STEERING COMMITTEE
The steering committee is composed of regional directors who are responsible for maintaining awareness of on-going work of the educational entities as well as monitoring actions of other Association committees in order to make useful recommendations to the Chair and the membership regarding long range planning and the development of criminal justice education all over the state. If requested, this committee can serve as a coordinating or support group for all Association activities.
MEMBERSHIP COMMITTEE
The Membership Committee will maintain and review current membership in the Association. Additional responsibilities include recruitment, membership development, and promotion of the Association. The Membership Committee will provide for the promotion of college criminal justice education in the state of Florida.
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