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Marvin Akers is an Associate Professor and Program Director for Criminal Justice and Ethics at the School of Humanities and Social Sciences. With 34 years of global law enforcement experience—including roles as patrolperson, shift commander, chief of police, and Federal/State Agent—his expertise spans criminal justice systems, personnel/resource management, and courtroom testimony. Currently pursuing a Master of Counseling degree, he integrates practical law enforcement insights with academic leadership.
- Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice
- Master of Arts in Leadership/Public Administration
- Doctorate in Organizational Management (coursework completed)
- Master of Counseling (in progress)
His research interests bridge criminal justice administration, leadership development, and counseling psychology, informed by decades of operational experience across international jurisdictions. Marvin's career highlights include seven years of service in Italy and senior roles in federal/state agencies, reflecting a commitment to ethical policing and organizational effectiveness.
