Cynthia Schumann

Cynthia Schumann is an Adjunct Professor at National Louis University, teaching criminal justice courses at the undergraduate level. She retired after 29 years with the Chicago Police Department, where she held roles including Detective and Sergeant in Violent Crimes and Community Policing. She holds a Doctor of Education (EdD) from Argosy University Chicago and a Master of Public Administration from Illinois Institute of Technology. Her expertise includes Domestic Violence-Community Education, Community Policing strategies, and Strategic Planning. She emphasizes experiential learning and critical thinking in her classroom, fostering student engagement through discussions and real-world applications.

• Education:
• Doctor of Education, Argosy University Chicago
• Master of Public Administration, Illinois Institute of Technology
• Bachelor of Arts, Northeastern Illinois University

Dr. Schumann is a Subject Matter Expert (SME) in Police Organization and Administration, focusing on bridging law enforcement practices with educational outreach. Her teaching philosophy prioritizes open dialogue, skill-building, and preparing students for professional and academic commitments. She maintains an open-door policy to support students' academic and personal growth.

No specific scientific awards, grants, or published articles are listed in the provided information. She is actively involved in curriculum development and community-oriented policing education.