School of Policing Profiles
University staff teaching at Goulburn are appointed directly by the University or seconded from the NSW Police Force. There are now just under 40 University staff, including academics, police and administrative support personnel located on the Goulburn Campus. Some staff profiles have been provided by staff from the Centre for Investigative Studies and Crime Reduction.
| Tracey Green | Associate Professor |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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| Currently on secondment to Charles Sturt University for three years. I am a Detective Inspector with the Northumbria Police Force in the UK where I have been an officer for 20 years. | |
| Dr Charles K.B. Barton | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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| BA Victoria University of Wellington, NZ (1987) MA Hum (Hon) Massey University, NZ (1990) PhD The Australian National University (1996) Certificate of Mediation Act Conflict Resolution Service, Canberra (1991) Cert. of Conference Facilitation Restorative Justice Group, NSWPS (1997)Lecturer in Ethics, School of Policing Studies, Charles Sturt University, Australia. Program Director, Criminal and Restorative Justice Program, Centre for Professional and Applied Ethics, Charles Sturt University. Visiting Fellow, Key Centre in Ethics, Law, Justice and Governance, Griffith University, Queensland. |
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| Bruce Guy | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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| NSW Police Officer 1970 – 1999 BA (Adult Education) 1990 University of Canberra Grad Cert (University Teaching & learning) 1999 CSU MEd (current) CSU Subject Co-ordinator, JST134: Introduction to Policing (B) Teacher, JST131: Policing Road Safety, Alcohol and Drugs |
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| Wayne Neumann | Senior lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia Tel: +61 (02) 4823 2697
Mob: 0409 463 243 Fax: +61 (02) 4823 2786 E-mail: wneumann@csu.edu.au MEMO: wneumann@csu.edu.au
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Wayne Neumann is a Senior Lecturer in the Centre for Investigative Studies and Crime Reduction, Charles Sturt University and is based at the New South Wales Police Academy, Goulburn. Wayne has had a lengthy criminal justice and teaching career, having worked as a Probation Officer, Customs Officer and Prison Education Officer. He is a qualified teacher and has for many years taught police and other criminal justice personnel at universities, TAFE colleges and police academies, both here and overseas. Wayne spent six years as Senior Lecturer in the School of Investigation and Data Management at the New South Wales Police Academy, where his responsibilities included the development and delivery of the Management of Major Investigation Program, the Senior Investigators’ Course and the Detective Education Program. He is currently pursuing post-graduate studies in Criminology at the University of New England, and his main academic interests are detective training, the professionalisation of policing and the history of criminal investigation in Australia.
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| Dr Ron Browne | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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| Geoff Cartner | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia Tel: +61 (02) 4823 2960
Fax: +61 (02) 4823 2786 E-mail: gcartner@csu.edu.au MEMO: gcartner@csu.edu.au
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| 24 years experience with the Queensland Police Service and served as a prosecutor, lecturer, detective and general duties. Lecturer in Introduction to Policing |
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| Stephen Coleman | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia Tel: +61 (02) 4823 2959
Fax: +61 (02) 4823 2786 E-mail: scoleman@csu.edu.au MEMO: scoleman@csu.edu.au
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| Currently Research Fellow, ARC Special Research Centre for Applied Philosophy and Public Ethics, and Associate Lecturer (Ethics) School of Policing StudiesStephen has been at Goulburn since January 1999. He came to the School of Policing Studies from Monash University in Melbourne, where he was involved in the teaching of undergraduate philosophy. Before moving to Melbourne he completed an honours degree in philosophy at Macquarie University in Sydney, where he concentrated on Applied Ethics, writing his Honours Thesis on the Northern Territory’s Euthanasia Legislation. He was a Bank Manager in a previous life.
Subject Co-ordinator JST111 (Ethical Dimensions of the Police Role) |
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| Benoit Dupont | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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| LLB University of Pau, France 1994 MA Political Science University of Toulouse, France 1995 MPhil Political Science University of Toulouse, France 1996Cultural Attache, French Air Force Academy 1997 Associate Lecturer in Political Science, Toulouse Institute of Political Studies 1998-1999 Subject co-ordinator/Lecturer JST 122 Policing as a Profession |
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| Warren Galvin | Lecturer |
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School of Policing Studies
Locked Bag 2005 NSW Police Academy McDermott Drive Goulburn NSW 2580 Australia
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I have been a member of the NSW Police Service, serving for 30 years, and held the rank of Acting Senior Sergeant until my transfer. I was appointed a lecturer to Charles Sturt University – School of Policing Studies, in January 1999, for four years whilst on leave from the Police Service. My operational background includes: general and plain clothes duties, field training officer, personnel and job analyst. For the last fifteen years, I have been involved in the learning and development of operational police and student police officers. Until recently I also taught in the community and vocational education sector. Currently undertaking the Doctor of Education at Deakin University, Geelong, Victoria as a distance student, exploring police teaching practice in classroom management of student emotions in high risk learning environments.
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