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Doctor of Executive Leadership Faculty
 CCJ 3653, Drugs, Alcohol & Crime, Florida Gulf
 Panel Member, University of Charleston, Nexus
 CCL 4064, Constitutional Criminal Procedure,
John T. Schultz, DEL
Adjunct Professor, Program of Organizational
Leadership, School of Business and Leadership.
239-229-7093
johnschultz@ucwv.edu
Education
 Doctor of Executive Leadership—University
of Charleston, Charleston, WV
 M.S. in Criminal Justice—University of
Oklahoma, OK (expected graduation date
2022)
 M.A. in Administration—Barry University,
Miami Shores, FL
 B. A. in Criminology—Saint Leo University,
Saint Leo, FL
 Certified Public Manager—Florida State
University, Tallahassee, FL
Publications and Presentations
 Dissertation: Community Policing and
Executive Leadership: An Understanding of
African American Police Executives, John T.
Schultz
 The Investigation and Prosecution of Criminal
Vehicular Homicide Cases: A vehicular homicide
investigation webinar series designed to help
students and stakeholders strengthen skills used
and needed during the three critical stages of a
vehicular homicide investigation, i.e., on-scene
management, forensics, and prosecution.
Organizer: www.justiceclearinghouse.com
 Panel Member, Inclusive Practices and Ethical
Considerations in Community Engaged Service-
Learning Projects. Conversations that Matter:
Service-Learning and Curriculum Design. 23rd
Annual Emergency Management Higher
Education (HiEd) Symposium.
Coast University.
of Leadership Symposium.
Florida Gulf Coast University.
Research Interests
Community policing, public safety
leadership, emergency management, crisis
leadership, emotional intelligence, evidence-
based policing, law enforcement instruction,
public policy; impacting both criminal
justice and criminal justice reform, and use
of technology in criminal investigations to
include evidence collection and processing.
Biography
Dr. Schultz, a sworn member of the Florida
Highway Patrol, serves as a Master Corporal
assigned to the Florida Highway Patrol’s Traffic
Homicide Advanced Investigation &
Reconstruction Team. He has been a Trooper for
nearly 30 years and has served in many leadership
roles during his career as a Florida State Trooper.
Positions such as Aide de Camp to Florida’s
Lieutenant Governor, United States Secret Service
Task Force member, Quick Reactionary Force
member, fraud investigator, mutual aid liaison,
traffic incident management instructor, certified
high liability instructor, and as a current Advisory
Board Member to the Southwest Florida chapter
of Mothers Against Drunk Driving and as a
member of the National Police Foundation
Policing Fellows program. In his current role, he
and his fellow investigators apply comprehensive
professional investigative practices to include