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Aisha

Aisha

Adjunct Criminal Justice Professor | Criminal Justice & Forensic Psychology

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RichmondMember since August 13, 2026
Criminal JusticeForensic PsychologyCorrectionsCriminologyCriminal Justice EthicsCriminal Justice PolicyLaw Enforcement & Public SafetySecurity OperationsCorrectional OperationsInmate ManagementProfessional CommunicationCritical Thinking & AnalysisResearch & Academic WritingOnline/Distance EducationStudent EngagementMilitary Leadership & DisciplineOnline communication and collaboration toolsMicrosoft Office SuiteLearning Management Systems (LMS)Virtual meeting platforms (Zoom, Teams, etc.)Online discussion facilitationAcademic research databasesDigital instructional tools
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About

Criminal justice professional and graduate-level educated practitioner with an M.S. in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Forensic Psychology and a B.A. in Criminal Justice. Brings a diverse professional background spanning the U.S. Navy, corrections, and security, with experience in disciplined operational environments, public safety, security procedures, and the criminal justice system.

Seeking an adjunct remote criminal justice faculty position where academic preparation and practical experience can be used to engage students, connect criminal justice theory to real-world practice, and support student success in an online learning environment.

Experience

Correctional Officer - Texas Department of Criminal Justice - Texas

  • Maintained security, safety, and order within a correctional environment.
  • Supervised and monitored incarcerated individuals in accordance with institutional policies and procedures.
  • Applied rules, regulations, and safety protocols in a high-responsibility environment.
  • Documented incidents and maintained accurate professional records.
  • Responded appropriately to security concerns, conflicts, and emergency situations.
  • Developed practical knowledge of correctional operations, inmate management, institutional security, and challenges facing correctional professionals.
  • Worked collaboratively with correctional personnel to maintain a secure and orderly institutional environment.

Security Professional - Various Security Positions

  • Provided security services in professional and public-facing environments.
  • Monitored facilities, personnel, and activities to identify and address potential security concerns.
  • Applied established security procedures and protocols to protect people and property.
  • Responded to incidents while maintaining professionalism in stressful situations.
  • Prepared reports and communicated relevant information to supervisors and other personnel.
  • Developed practical experience applicable to criminal justice, public safety, risk management, and security-related coursework.

Petty Officer Third Class / Gunner's Mate - United States Navy

  • Served four years in the United States Navy as a Petty Officer Third Class and Gunner's Mate.
  • Performed duties in a highly structured, safety-focused, and mission-oriented environment.
  • Followed detailed procedures, regulations, and operational requirements.
  • Maintained accountability, discipline, and attention to detail while performing assigned responsibilities.
  • Worked effectively as part of a team in demanding operational environments.
  • Developed leadership, communication, problem-solving, and decision-making skills applicable to criminal justice education and professional practice.
  • Demonstrated the ability to operate effectively under pressure while maintaining professional standards and adherence to established policies.

Education

Master of Science - Criminal Justice - Liberty University

Bachelor of Arts - Criminal Justice - American Military University

Skills

Adjunct Criminal Justice ProfessorCriminal Justice & Forensic Psychology

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