Abby Smith

Abby Haynes Smith is a 2012 graduate of the Masters program and as well as an undergraduate alumna who describes her time at the University of Alabama as “the best

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Jason Denham

Jason Denham, a veteran of the MS program in Criminal Justice, has been working as an ATF Special Agent since 2007. He was recognized in 2011 as the Statewide Officer of

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Michael L. Hawkins, Sr.

Michael L. Hawkins has had a forty-year career in public safety and is currently the President and Managing Associate of theSTARgroup, Inc. in Tallahassee, Florida. TheSTARgroup serves as public safety

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Eddie Yell

Eddie Yell worked for the 23rd Judicial Circuit in Huntsville before changing careers to aviation. Since that time he has flight instructed, flown for a regional airline, and operated corporate jet aircraft

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Veronica Johnson

Criminal Justice alumna Veronica Johnson works as a Juvenile Probation Officer in Birmingham, Alabama and an Adjunct Instructor at Miles College.

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Christian Nappo

Christian Nappo earned a graduate degree in Criminal Justice at the University of Alabama in 2000. He completed a Master of Arts in Library and Information Science at the University

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Mason Wallace

Mason Wallace graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice in 2012 and a Masters in 2013. After college, he began work as a Juvenile Probation Officer in Tuscaloosa County. He left

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Derrick Traverzo

Derrick Traverzo is a 2005 graduate of the Department of Criminal Justice at the University of Alabama. Upon graduation he was commissioned as a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States

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John McBrayer

John is 2014 graduate of the Masters program. In March of 2016 he will begin training as a Second Lieutenant in Nuclear Operations in the U.S. Navy.

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Susan Penrod

Susan Penrod started at UA in 2007.  By the first semester of her sophomore year, she started to get involved with the Criminal Justice Student Association, working with faculty to

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