| | Education: A Study of Perceived Benefits for Patrol Officers in a Mid-Size, Suburban Florida Police Department” (4.00 GPA) (60 credit hours with 45 C.H. of graduate coursework) University of Sarasota/Argosy University: Sarasota, FL (April 2008)
 | | Education Specialist (Ed.S.) in Educational Leadership
| (4.00 GPA) (30 credit hours of graduate coursework) University of Sarasota/Argosy University: Sarasota, FL (July 2002)
 | | Graduate coursework in
| Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) (4.00) GPA) Pfeiffer University: Charlotte, NC (2002) (Three graduate credit hours completed: Managing a Diverse Workforce)
 | | Graduate coursework in
| Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.) (4.00 GPA) New Mexico Highlands University: Las Vegas, NM (Spring 1998) (Nine graduate credit hours completed: Business Law, Management Accounting, and Marketing Research)
 | | Master of Public Administration in Criminal Justice
| (3.84 GPA) (48 credit hours of graduate coursework) City University: Bellevue, WA (December 1996)
 | | Certificate of Graduate Study in Criminal Justice (C.G.S.)
| (4.00 GPA) (18 credit hours of graduate coursework) City University: Bellevue, WA (June 1996)
 | | Bachelor of Science degree in Administration of Justice (B.S.)
| Guilford College: Greensboro, NC (1986) |
| | Justice associates degree, Fire Science, EMS: EMT/Paramedic on four campuses in service area of Licking, Knox, and Coshocton counties located just East of Columbus, OH) Newark & Pataskala, OH
 | | Professor and Program Manager, Criminal Justice Institute,
| Seminole Community College, Sanford, FL
 | | Chief of Police, City of Randleman Police Department, Randleman, NC
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 | | Chairman, Public Services Department & Instructor/Director, Criminal | | | Justice, South Piedmont Community College (Over Criminal Justice, Sociology, Human Services Developmental Disabilities, Social Work, COE: Co-Operative Education Internships collegewide, Early Childhood Education Pre-School and School Age, and Early Childhood Resource Center).
| Monroe & Polkton, NC
 | | Reserve Police Officer, Wingate Police Department, Wingate, NC
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 | | Deputy Sheriff II., Patrol Division, Santa Fe County Sheriff's Office, | | | Santa Fe, NM
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 | | Adjunct Professor, Criminal Justice, Northern New Mexico Community | | | College, Espanola, NM
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 | | Adjunct Instructor, Business & Public Speaking,
| National American University, Albuqerque and Rio Rancho, NM
 | | Auxiliary Lieutenant, South Brunswick Township Police Department, | | | South Brunswick, NJ
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 | | Deputy Sheriff (non-compensated), Essex County Sheriff's Office, City of | | | Newark, NJ
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COURSES TAUGHT
 | | Member, Doctoral Dissertation Committee
| "Perceptions of Campus Safety at For Profit Universities" Argosy University Twin Cities campus, Minneapolis, MN (2010)
 | | Contract Courses for Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) | | | Criminal Justice Executive Institute- Public Information and Social Media
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Taught many college level degree courses including:
 | | Introduction to Business
|  | | Introduction to Corrections
|  | | Introduction to Criminal Justice
|  | | Introduction to Criminal Justice System
|  | | Introduction to Criminology
|  | | Introduction to Law Enforcement
|  | | Introduction to Loss Prevention
|  | | Civil Liability
|  | | Communications
|  | | Corrections
|  | | Constitutional Law
|  | | Contemporary Issues in Criminal Justice
|  | | Court Procedures and Evidence
|  | | Courts and Criminal Justice
|  | | Criminal Investigation
|  | | Criminalistics
|  | | Criminal Law
|  | | Drugs and Society
|  | | Ethics and Community Relations
|  | | Forensic Investigations
|  | | Investigations
|  | | Juvenile Delinquency
|  | | Juvenile Justice
|  | | Juvenile Justice Procedures
|  | | Organized Crime
|  | | Police and the Community
|  | | Police and the Media
|  | | Police Operations
|  | | Police Organization and Administration
|  | | Principles of Criminal Justice
|  | | Public Speaking
|  | | Selected Topics in Criminal Justice
|  | | Substance Abuse
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Taught many Basic Criminal Justice Academy (Law Enforcement, Corrections, |
| | and Cross-Over Corrections to Law Enforcement Academies) and In-Service, Advanced Training courses including:
 | | ASP Expandable Police Baton
|  | | Communications
|  | | Crime Scene Investigations
|  | | Criminal Investigations
|  | | Cross-Over to Law Enforcement Introduction
|  | | Dart-Firing Stun Gun
|  | | Defensive Tactics for Criminal Justice Officers
|  | | DUI Traffic Stops
|  | | Firearms for Criminal Justice Officers
|  | | Human Issues– Diversity, Cultural Sensitivity, Mental Illness, & | | | Substance Abuse
|  | | Introduction to Corrections
|  | | Introduction to Law Enforcement
|  | | Instructor Techniques
|  | | Legal
|  | | Patrol
|  | | Patrol I.
|  | | Patrol II.
|  | | Pepper Spray - Oleresin Capsicum (OC)
|  | | PR-24 Side-handle Police Baton
|  | | Tactical Applications– Bombs & Explosives, Court Procedures, & | | | Crowd Control
|  | | Taser
|  | | Traffic Crash Investigation
|  | | Traffic Stops
|  | | Vehicle Operations | | | |
As reserve officer for Wingate Police (left) and Professor and Program Manager, Criminal Justice Institute at Seminole Community College (above)
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Dr. Richard Weinblatt, as Director of the Institute for Public Safety at Central Ohio Technical College, conducting inspections of Basic Police Academy cadets with the Mayor of Pataskala (above left), the Sheriff of Licking County (above right), and a Columbus Police lieutenant (right).
Chief Richard Weinblatt with a young fan.
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Right: Dr. Richard Weinblatt receives a plaque from the Cadet Lieutenant at the April 28, 2010 LET Basic Police Academy graduation ceremonies for his service as Director of the Institute for Public Safety at Central Ohio Technical College.
CURRENT & PAST WRITING & COMMENTARY POSTS
 | | Authoring Police Articles since 1989
|  | | Host, "The Cop Doc" radio show
|  | | Regular column, PoliceOne.com ("Weinblatt's Tips" and formerly "The | | | Police and the Press")
|  | | Regular column, PoliceLink.com ("Law Enforcement Career Expert")
|  | | Regular column, Lake Mary Life Magazine (FL)
|  | | Regular contributor "Police Examiner", National Edition, Examiner.com
|  | | Former columnist, Law and Order: The Magazine for Police | | | Management (for a decade from 1991-2001) ("Reserve Report" column)
|  | | Former columnist, Officer.com ("Career Corner" & "Reserve Power")
|  | | Former columnist, Asheboro Courier-Tribune (NC)
|  | | Former Editorial Advisory Board, Law Enforcement Technology | | | Magazine
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Dr. Richard Weinblatt , “The Cop Doc,” has explained complex police, crime, and safety topics since 1989. He is the Dean of the School of Public and Social Services (which includes Criminal Justice, Public Safety, Paralegal, Human Services, and other academic degree programs) and the School of Education at the 37,000 student respected Ivy Tech Community College based in Indianapolis, IN.
Dr. Weinblatt has an extensive background as a police chief, police academy director, and criminal justice professor. His service has ranged from Auxiliary Lieutenant in New Jersey to Patrol Division Deputy Sheriff in New Mexico to Police Chief in North Carolina.
Additionally, Dr. Weinblatt has been a criminal justice and police academy educator in Florida, New Mexico, North Carolina, and Ohio. He has instructor certifications for pepper spray, firearms, defensive tactics, vehicle operations, and Taser, among others. He is the author of several books.
Dr. Weinblatt has been interviewed by national and local media including CBS Evening News, CNN, MSNBC, HLN Headline News, and The Washington Post. He has earned multiple degrees up to the Doctoral level.

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