Jason Marshall

Jason Marshall serves as a Senior Lecturer in the Sociology Department at Utah State University Eastern, specializing in Criminal Justice. He joined full-time in 2018 after 13 years as adjunct faculty while maintaining concurrent law enforcement duties. His unique background bridges academia and active policing, including his current role as campus reserve officer.

Education:

• Master's Degree in Criminal Justice, Weber State University

His expertise centers on police sciences and criminal justice systems, developed through 22 years with the Utah Department of Public Safety. He specializes in drug impaired driving (D.R.E.) programs, alcohol/drug impairment training, firearms instruction, radar operations, and Intoxilyzer certification. His national presentations focus on law enforcement ethics and electronic warrant procedures.

Marshall previously oversaw Utah's statewide D.R.E. program with 140 officers and instructed at the Police Academy. His practical experience informs classroom teaching, though no formal research grants or academic advising roles are documented. He remains actively engaged in both academic instruction and campus security operations.