 June 04, 1998
Diplomat
of the American Academy for Justice Through Science Gregory Sullivan
was unanimously voted as President of the InfoJustice College Board
of Criminal Investigation.
After 3 years of performing admirably as
an Academy Member and after demonstrating exceptional scholarly aptitude he passed all of
the Academy's examinations on June 2, 1998 and was awarded subsequently a Masters
Degree in Forensic Investigative Anti-Fraud Examination and Criminal Investigations.
He was presented with his degrees at which time
he was notified also that he had been unanimously
elected as President of the Board of Investigation. He stated
that during his term of office he would be "striving to bring other top Criminal
Investigators into advanced training in the Doctor of Philosophy Program".
Sullivan himself has quite an impressive and lengthy history in Criminal Investigations
and should be completing his doctoral program shortly.
Professor Sullivan completed his first 504 hours
"the prescribed courses of training in Police Science which relate directly to the
occupation". He was awarded this Certificate in the Department of
Engineering and Technology, on June 15, 1967.
He received his Certificate of Advanced
Individual Training in the Brigade of Military Police, at the U.S. Army Training Center,
Fort Gordon, Georgia--awarded by the United States of America War Office on June 12, 1969.
Sergeant Sullivan was presented with a Civilian
Police Badge by the San Marion Police Department during 1968-1970, and then, on
December 18, 1970 served as a Deputy Marshal of the Municipal Courts for the County
of Los Angeles.
Deputy Marshal Sullivan received his Specialized
Law Enforcement Certificate for having fulfilled the requirements for character,
education, training, and experience as prescribed in Title 11 of the California
Administrative Code from the Department of Justice of the State of California from The
Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training.
On December 31, 1974 he retired from the Military
Police with an Honorable Discharge from the Armed Forces of the U.S. as a testimonial to
his Honest and Faithful service.
On January 2, 1976, Sullivan swore to uphold and
defend the Constitution of the U.S. and of the State of California to faithfully discharge
the duties of his office as an active Investigator for the California District Attorney's office.
The State of California's Department of Justice awarded him his Basic, Intermediate and Advanced
Certificate in Specialized Law Enforcement from the Commission of Peace Officer Standards
and Training on April 10, 1979.
Criminal Investigator and Internal Affairs
officer Sullivan received his Post-Certification from the Advanced Officers' Course from
Rio Hondos College's Department of Public Service, Administration Justice Center on March
7, 1981.
Continually striving to master Criminal
Investigation and take it to new heights, he again went back to school, and on September
5, 1987, the Trustees of the California State University, Los Angeles awarded Sullivan the
degree of Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice.
He was then awarded certification
as a Credit Card Fraud
Investigator after completing the
Fraud Control Training of the International Association of Credit Card Investigators at
the Los Angeles Police Academy on October 21, 1982.
Officer Sullivan received his Masters of Public Administration in 1991 from the California State University, Los
Angeles, and on June 2, 1998, his Masters of Science in Criminal Investigation from the
College.
From February 1968 to May 1970, he was a Police Officer of the San Marion Police Department
and from June 1970 to July 1974, he was a Deputy Marshal of the Marshal's Office in Los Angeles, California.
Concomitant with his police service, he served as
an Operations Sargent for the Military Police
from 1969-1975 and taught
at the Military Police Academy. During
this time he also was assigned to the Army CID
at FT Lewis, Washington.
From July 1974 to September 1986 he worked for
the Bureau of Investigation, as a D.A. Investigator.
Professor Sullivan began Sullivan Investigation
in Altadena California in 1988 and has been active ever since.
He has been active with the American Academy for
Justice through Science since 1995. At his acceptance of the Presidency of the
Academy Board of Criminal Investigations for the Academy, he advocated the
building of a fixed location to teach students of Criminology in addition to teaching
through our Tele-learning curriculum. Professor Sullivan will also offer
undergraduates employee hours working through the InfoJustice College outreach program at
Sullivan Investigations. This will allow our students to sit for examination as
Licensed Investigators and administrative positions in Law Enforcement. He has
volunteered to join the Academy's team of Operations and
Dissemination in teaching the programs and development of the College of
Criminal Investigation. To strive for cutting-edge Technology emphasis in the
Criminal Investigative Science Departments of our core curriculum.
The American
Academy for Justice Through Science is proud to have Professor Gregory
Sullivan on board and to have appointed him diplomat status with the Academy. With his Diplomats in Forensic Investigation and Anti-Fraud Examination,
Forensic Science and Anti-Fraud Examination, Forensic Engineering and Technology, Masters
of Criminal Investigation (dual masters), Fellowship on the Board of Advisors to the
College and President of the InfoJustice College Board of
Investigation he
will be an invaluable asset.
We at the Academy look
forward to achieving the goal of having a fixed location at which quality students can
come and learn investigative science--spreading the Academy's mission of Justice Through
Science in real-world settings.
"Knowledge is, indeed, that which,
next to virtue, truly and essentially raises one man above another". Joseph Addison
By Dr.Scott Neff DC
DABCO CFE FABFE Editor, Author, Lead Anchor for the InfoJustice News Bureau "Beat the Press" |
