Marvin Stepherson

Marvin Stepherson is an Adjunct Professor in the accelerated Criminal Justice Administration program at Roberts Wesleyan University. A retired police sergeant with 25 years of service and a dual-service veteran of the U.S. Marines and Coast Guard Reserve, he integrates his law enforcement experience into teaching adult learners. As a Roberts Wesleyan graduate, he holds an M.S. in Strategic Leadership and a B.S. in Public Safety Administration, exemplifying lifelong learning.

• M.S. in Strategic Leadership, Roberts Wesleyan College
• B.S. in Public Safety Administration, Roberts Wesleyan College

Marvin teaches SOC 205: Ethnic and Social Diversity, reflecting his focus on cultural and societal issues. He contributes to public discourse as an NPR consultant and founded The Rochester Association of Minority Police, blending academic and community engagement.

His career spans law enforcement, military service, and education, with ongoing efforts in mentoring through roles like former Urban League Youth Mentor. Marvin resides in Upstate New York with his family.