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Lew Tarrant - Professor of Anthropology

E-Mail:  ltarrant@shoreline.edu

Phone: (206) 546-4585

Office:  Room 5365/FOSS Building

Mailing Address:  Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division/Shoreline Community College/16101 Greenwood Ave. N./Shoreline, WA  98133

Office Hours:   Varies by quarter; call for appointment.

Background:  Professor Tarrant received  his B.A. (1969) and  Ph.D. (1975) degrees in Anthropology from the University of Washington.  He has taught at Shoreline Community College since 1980.  Although his primary teaching responsibilities are in the anthropology program, he also teaches classes in the dental hygiene program and the criminal justice program.  Professor Tarrant teaches our "Forensic Science" class each Spring quarter.   While his own expertise in forensics is in Forensic Anthropology,  he currently teaches the class as a broad overview of  the forensic sciences.

Doug Jeske - Adjunct Professor - Defensive Tactics

E-mail: doug.jeske@snohomish.wa.us

Phone: As an adjunct faculty member, Professor Tibbs does not have a full-time office or campus phone number. He can be reached through the Intra-American Studies and Social Sciences Division office at (206) 546-4540. 

Address: Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division /Criminal Justice Program / 16101 Greenwood Ave. N. / Shoreline, WA / 98133

Background: Doug Jeske is a Sergeant with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office.  He has taught Defensive Tactics at Shoreline Community College since 1995.  Sergeant Jeske is currently assigned to the Organizational Development Division of the Sheriff’s Office, specifically supervising the training unit, fleet management, and quartermaster and has been a full time Deputy Sheriff for over 20 years.  Prior to his current assignment, Doug has worked as a patrol deputy, undercover narcotics detective, property crimes detective, sexual assault detective, and auto theft detective.  He has 16 years experience as a member of the Sheriff’s Office SWAT team and is currently the team commander and supervises the Marine Unit as well.  He is actively involved in defensive tactics and is an instructor in level one, level two, straight stick, PR-24, OC spray, ground fighting and weapon retention, and the Lateral Vascular Neck Restraint.

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. 

JON OTT - Adjunct Professor

E-mail: jott@shoreline.edu

Phone: 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. 

Address: Intra-American Studies & Social Sciences Division /Criminal Justice Program /  16101 Greenwood Ave. N. / Shoreline, WA / 98133

Background: 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.