Northern Virginia Community College

Fall 1995 Class Schedule

Annandale Campus

ADJ - Administration of Justice

  4517 01N MWF    0700-0750  CS  C0137 Laufersweiler, D 
  4519 02N TR     1100-1215  CS  C0137 Pounds, D 
  4524 03N MWF    0900-0950  CS  C0139 Grubb, D 
  4525 04N T      1630-1920  CS  C0139 Rocco, D 

  4574 01N TR     0930-1045  CS  C0139 Short, J 

  4535 01N MWF    1200-1250  CS  C0137 Grubb, D 
  4576 02N TR     1100-1215  CS  C0139 Short, J 
  4585 03N R      1630-1920  CS  C0139 Delcore, R 

  4530 01N MWF    0900-0950  CS  C0137 Laufersweiler, D 
  4572 02N TR     0930-1045  CS  C0137 Ryan, T 
  4533 03N T      1630-1920  CS  C0137 Laufersweiler, D 

  4542 01N M      1930-2220  CS  C0137 Bolton, M 

  4560 01N T      1830-2220  CS  C0222 Miller, H 
Above section is course approved by Virginia Department of Criminal
Justice Services and satisfies the compulsory minimum training standards
for private investigators in Virginia.  A fee of $7.00 will be
assessed for cost of course materials.

  4601 01N TR     1230-1345  CS  C0137 Pounds, D 
  4603 02N R      1630-1920  CS  C0137 Groff, A 

  5200 01N F      1930-2220  CS  C0139 TBA

  4543 01N M      1930-2220  CS  C0139 Miller, H 

  4527 01N MWF    1000-1050  CS  C0137 Beene, J 
  4528 02N TR     0800-0915  CS  C0137 Beene, J 
  4529 03N W      1930-2220  CS  C0137 Beene, J 

  4526 01N MWF    0800-0850  CS  C0137 Beene, J 

  4539 01N TR     0800-0915  CS  C0139 Summers, W 
  4540 02N M      1630-1920  CS  C0137 Miller, T 
For all sections of ADJ 215 - Satisfactory completion of ENG 111
is required as a prerequisite for the Report Writing course.  Course is
writing intensive.

  4536 01N MWF    1100-1150  CS  C0139 Grubb, D 
  5198 02N T      1930-2220  CS  C0137 Grubb, D 

  4581 01N R      1930-2220  CS  C0139 Staples, E 

  4944 50N R      1930-2220  HPD 00001 Stiles, K 
50N - Class will be taught at Herndon Police Department,
1481 Sterling Road, Herndon, VA.

  4532 01N MWF    1000-1050  CS  C0139 Laufersweiler, D 
  4573 02N TR     1230-1345  CS  C0137 Ryan, T 
  4583 03N R      1930-2220  CS  C0137 Pever, G 

  4531 01N MWF    1100-1150  CS  C0137 Laufersweiler, D 

  4541 01N M      1630-1920  CS  C0139 Pearlman, M 

  4604 01N T      1930-2220  CS  C0139 Stephenson, P 

  4538 01N MWF    1300-1350  CS  C0139 Beene, J 
The ADJ Internship Program requires 180 supervised, volunteer
hours working in criminal justice. you must have completed all first
year courses in the ADJ A.A.S. Degree Program and your background
and character must be acceptable to the participating department or
agency.

  0349 01N TBA     TBA-TBA   TBA TBA   Horowitz, J 

  4534 01N W      1630-1920  CS  C0137 Laufersweiler, D 
The mythology of crime and criminal justice challenges basic assumptions
& traces the development of a crime problem from its creation to
society's integration of a myth into popular thinking and social
policy. Covers diverse topics: HIV, child abuse, serial killers, drug war
cowboys, and the death penalty.

  4592 02N W      1630-1920  CS  C0139 Pearson, W 
The history of drug trafficking patterns and enforcemnt.
Investigative methodology, with a discussion of informant use and
entrapment issues, the collection and preservation of evidence, and
an in-depth look at the Cali Cartel.

  4605 03N W      1930-2220  CS  C0139 Wargo, P 
This course covers the concepts, principles and application of
techniques for the protection of VIPs.  Included are practical
self-defense techniques for individuals charged with personal
protection of others.

  4606 09N W      1930-2220  CS  C0217 Sanchez, L 
Officer Survival Spanish Language Training.  No prior Spanish
required.  Course will not satisfy college language requirements.

  4591 04N F      1800-2150  CS  C0137 Pearson, W 
           S      0900-1250
           Weekend 09/08/95 09/16/95
In-depth discussion of serial killers, including the
identification of the serial killer profile, killer's motivation, the
use of DNA evidence, and case studies of serial killers.
Classes meet on 9/8-9/9/95 & 9/15-9/16/95.

  4593 05N F      1800-2150  CS  C0137 Gluba, B 
           S      0900-1250
           Weekend 10/13/95 10/21/95
Recording the Crime Scene presents an in-depth examination
of crime scene processing. Includes coverage of the initial
response, note taking, sketches, photography and evidence
collection.  Classes meet 10/13-10/14/95 & 10/20-10/21/95.

  4596 06N S      0800-1650  CS  C0137 Delcore, R 
           Weekend 10/28/95 11/04/95
This program will introduce the student to the various types of
disasters, major events and crisis situations which confront public
safety agencies:  natural and man- made disasters, hostage/barricade
incidents, VIP security and other crisis situations; equipment needs,
resource availability, and the different agencies involved in
such incidents (police, fire & rescue, state and federal
agencies).  Students will be asked to participate in a mock
table-top crisis situation. Classes will meet on OCT 28 and
NOV 4, 1995.

  4597 07N S      0800-1650  CS  C0137 Delcore, R 
           Weekend 11/11/95 11/18/95
Our nation's school systems continue to be the sites for acts of
violence and other crimes.  This program is designed to introduce
the student to the various problems encountered in the acadmic
environment:  gangs, drugs, thefts and related offenses.  There will
also be a special discussion on
"violence in the Schools" involving students and outsiders who may
choose a school as their target of opportunity.  The session will
close with security measures, i.e., patrol, locks, CCTV, faculty &
staff identification and similar techniques.  Classes meet on
NOV 11 and 18, 1995.

  4598 08N F      1800-2150  CS  C0137 Ziegler, L 
           S      0900-1250
           Weekend 09/22/95 09/30/95
Course acquaints the student with analysis of questioned
documents and related courtroom procedures.  A survey of modern
forensic examinations, handwriting and typewriting identification,
forgery detection, and the suspicious circumstances
surrounding fraudulent documents.
Addresses the impact on agencies within the criminal justice system.
Classes meet on 9/22-23 & 9/29-30, 1995.

  3412 94N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.

  3416 94N HOME STUDY.  See ELI pages.