Captain Jason Glover Sr. grew up in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Florida to pursue higher education. He holds an Associate of Arts degree in Criminology and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. He is a proud father of two children.
Captain Jason Glover Sr. grew up in Detroit, Michigan and moved to Florida to pursue higher education. He holds an Associate of Arts degree in Criminology and a Bachelor of Arts in Business Administration. He is a proud father of two children.
As an entrepreneur, walk on to the Notre Dame Men’s Rowing Team, and US Marine, I am always looking for new challenges. I’m a firm believer in the power of hard work and commitment, and try to take every step of my
A trusted and proven servant leader with over 27 years of progressive, public safety experience. Skilled in all levels of law enforcement leadership and emergency management, to include large-scale planned events, unplanned critical incidents, and complex criminal investigations.
Shaunna Finley, PhD serves as the Senior Director for District & Community Engagement at Communities In Schools. She is a seasoned educator whose career spans roles as interim superintendent, assistant superintendent, high school principal, high school teacher, and college and career coordinator—primarily
Dr. Stephen Bucheli Bayne brings 37 years of direct experience in K–12 school safety, security, and emergency management, grounded in a career spanning school law enforcement, risk management, and emergency preparedness within public education. For more than two decades, he has simultaneously
Walter A. McNeil was elected Sheriff of Leon County in November 2016. In his distinguished 40+ year career as a public servant, Sheriff McNeil has led the fight against crime in Tallahassee, has been tapped to lead two state agencies under former
Charles Kenniff served in law enforcement for 37 years with the New York Police Department and the Sarasota County Sheriff’s Office. He has received numerous citations and awards and is a state-recognized expert on special populations and the Baker Act. Mr. Kenniff
Chief Richard Francis has served with the Seminole County Sheriff’s Office since 2007 and is an adjunct professor of Criminal Justice at Seminole State College. He teaches nationally on school safety through the National Tactical Officers Association and is a graduate of
Dr. Beth J. Sanborn is a nationally recognized school safety leader, keynote speaker, author, and retired law enforcement officer with more than two decades of experience at the intersection of education, public safety, and youth development. Dr. Sanborn currently serves as the
Darren began his law enforcement career following his honorable service in the United States Marine Corps. He has 37 years of law enforcement experience working and supervising in a variety of divisions, which include patrol, tactical operations, community policing, training, narcotics, and