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lforst@shoreline.edu
(206) 546-4781
FOSS Building; Room 5378
Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division
/Criminal Justice Program / 16101 Greenwood Ave. N. /
Shoreline, WA / 98133
Varies by quarter; call for appointment
Dr. Forst, who joined the Shoreline criminal justice
faculty in 2001, retired at the rank of Captain
from the Boca Raton (FL) Police Services Department.
During her career she spent time in patrol,
investigations, training, recruiting and hiring,
internal affairs, and support services. The majority of
her career was spent in patrol, including a 3-year
assignment as Commander of the uniform division during
which time she received the "Outstanding Community
Service" award for 1994.
She earned her Bachelor degree in Criminal Justice,
her Master's degree in Community College Education, and
her Doctorate in Adult Education from Florida Atlantic
University in Boca Raton. She is a graduate of the
University of Louisville's Sex Crime Investigation
school, Northwestern University's School of Police Staff
and Command, and Outward Bound.
Dr. Forst has taught as an adjunct instructor at
Florida Atlantic University, Palm Beach Community
College and Northwestern University School of Police
Staff and Command. Her dissertation addressed "Attitudes
Toward Rape" and she has written numerous articles on
women in law enforcement, crimes against women,
community policing, and aging. She is the author of The
Aging of America: A Handbook for Police Officers,
(Charles C. Thomas publishers, 2000) and she is the
co-author, with John S. Dempsey, Introduction to
Policing (Wadsworth Publishing, 2008, 2010)
Dr. Forst member of Academy of Criminal Justice
Sciences (ACJS) the International Association of Women
Police (IAWP) and the International Association of
Chiefs of Police (IACP) and serve on the Board on Law
Enforcement Training Standards and Education for the
Criminal Justice Training Commission for the State of
Washington
kconder@shoreline.edu
(206) 546-4549
Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division
/Criminal Justice Program / 16101 Greenwood Ave. N. /
Shoreline, WA / 98133
Varies by quarter; call for appointment or see course
syllabus
Professor Conder has thirty years of experience in
the Criminal Justice System. He was a police
officer with the University of Washington Police
Department for three years and had a twenty five year
career with the Seattle Police Department. While
with Seattle he had many assignments: patrol
officer, vice and narcotics detective, SWAT officer and
sergeant, robbery detective and instructor at the
Washington State Basic Law Enforcement Academy.
Ken retired at the rank of Lieutenant. His last
assignment was as commander of the Seattle Police
Department Domestic Violence Unit. Ken spent two
years working as a Senior Planner in the Seattle
Municipal Court. He is a member of the National
Association of Juvenile and Family Court Judges faculty.
He served on Gov. Locke's Child Death Review panel and
was chairman of the Greater Puget Sound Domestic
Violence Council. Ken graduated from the
University of Washington where he majored in Political
Science and Psychology.
doug.jeske@snohomish.wa.us
Intra-American Studies and Social Sciences Division
office at (206) 546-4540.
Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division
/Criminal Justice Program / 16101 Greenwood Ave. N. /
Shoreline, WA / 98133
Lieutenant Doug Jeske is a 24 year veteran of law
enforcement. Doug is currently assigned as the Assistant
Division Commander for the Special Operations Division
of the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office. During the
course of his career Doug has worked in numerous
assignments including patrol, detectives, narcotics, and
training. He has been a member of the Sheriff's Office
SWAT team for 22 years and has held positions as
operator, assistant team leader, team leader, and is
currently the Team Commander. He began his training in
defensive tactics in 1992 at the Washington State
Criminal Justice Training Center completing every level
and course of defensive tactics offered by the State,
eventually earning Master Instructor certification. Doug
has instructed classes for the Criminal Justice Training
Center, the Snohomish County Sheriff's Office, numerous
police departments throughout the state, as well as
private companies.
Professor Jeske earned his Associate Of Applied Arts
and Sciences Degree in Criminal Justice from Shoreline
Community College and is currently pursuing a Bachelor's
Degree in Criminal Justice.
jott@shoreline.edu
As an adjunct faculty member, Professor Ott does not
have a full-time office or campus phone number. Unless
he provides a number, messages can be left for him at
the Intra-American Studies and Social Sciences Division
office at (206) 546-4540.
Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division
/Criminal Justice Program / 16101 Greenwood Ave.
N. / Shoreline, WA / 98133
Professor Ott retired from the Everett Police
Department due to a disability in 2003 after thirteen
years of service. During his career as a sworn police
officer with the Everett Police Department, Professor
Ott worked as a patrol officer, accreditation manager,
background investigator, firearms instructor,
less-lethal munitions instructor, D.A.R.E. Officer, and
School Resource Officer. At a more advanced level,
Professor Ott has training in crime prevention, accident
investigation, and defensive tactics. Professor
Ott graduated from the University of Idaho with a BS in
communications and a minor in political science.
He attended the University of Idaho School of Law for
one year before receiving his MS with presidential
honors in Public Administration from City University in
2003.
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