Lawrence J Lincoln

Lawrence J Lincoln serves as an Assistant Professor of Military Science at Florida A&M University's College of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities since 2023. He teaches multiple courses including CCJ 2010E (Intro To Criminal Justice), CCJ 4031E (Cases In Corrections), CCJ 4700E (Research Methods), CJC 4164E (Community Corrections), and MSL 4302 (Officership) with its lab component MSL 4302L.

His educational background includes:

• Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering, Virginia Military Institute (2016)

Dr. Lincoln's research integrates Criminal Justice and Military Science with specialized focus on Corrections, Leadership, and Military Engineering. His work examines correctional systems through military leadership frameworks and applies combat engineering principles to criminal justice operations, emphasizing practical leadership development in high-stakes environments.

His publications reflect applied military scholarship, combining engineering handbooks with ROTC curriculum development. The Engineer Platoons Handbook demonstrates tactical innovation in breaching operations, while his Officership materials establish standardized leadership training protocols. These works bridge military doctrine with academic instruction in criminal justice contexts.

At FAMU, Dr. Lincoln directs the Officer Leadership Lab (MSL 4302L), leveraging his U.S. Army command experience where he led engineer platoons recognized as the brigade's top sapper unit, managed $350,000 in resource optimization, and executed division-level missions including warfighter exercises and Fort Drum operations.