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Noel C. March is a Lecturer of Justice Studies and Director of the Maine Community Policing Institute at the University of Maine at Augusta (UMA). He previously served as the U.S. Marshal for Maine (2010–2018) under President Barack Obama, overseeing federal court security, fugitive investigations, and witness protection. A decorated law enforcement veteran, he has held roles including Police Officer, Drug Unit Supervisor, and Chief Deputy Sheriff. He is a nationally recognized expert in Community Oriented Policing, former IACP Board member, and author of an award-winning online police training program.
Education:
- Master's in Organizational Leadership (University of New England)
- Master's in Peace & Reconciliation Studies (University of Maine Graduate School)
- Graduate of FBI National Academy (170th session)
Research & Expertise: March focuses on community policing strategies, law enforcement leadership, and public safety policy. His work bridges academic training and real-world law enforcement challenges, emphasizing collaboration between communities and police. His insights have been featured in The Police Chief, ASLET Trainer, FBI National Academy Associate, and University Business magazines.
Awards:
- Recipient of an award-winning online police training program (specific award name not specified)
Labs/Teams: Leads the Maine Community Policing Institute, fostering partnerships between UMA and local law enforcement agencies to advance community-oriented practices.
