WCC Criminal Justice Leadership Program

The Criminal Justice Club’s leadership is thinking about you and your family in this strange time. We are considering going online for the club and we’ll reach out a bit after the quarter starts.
Stay safe out there

If you haven't heard, Whatcom Community College has cancelled all face to face classes for the rest of the quarter in accordance to health protocols to minimize social interactions. This also includes club meetings and events.
See you next quarter!

ASWCC Criminal Justice Leadership Club
Guest Speaker
Wednesday February 19, 2020
Kulshan 222, 4-5pm

Next Wednesday, we have another guest speaker who is a former addict.
Jodi Borrelli was a “Soccer Mom”, president of the PTA, when she became addicted to opioids following treatment for an injured shoulder. Come join us to hear her inspiring story as she describes her journey from soccer mom to a he**in addict, arrested over 20 times, and ultimately making the Washington Most Wanted List as a result of her crimes committed in order to support her drug abuse habit. Hear firsthand her transformation from an intravenous abuser back to a positive and supportive member of society on a dedicated mission to share her story as an inspiration to help others in their struggle with recovery.

Hearing first hand of Jodi's experiences can be applied to law enforcement, addiction counseling, and mental health. Feel free to tell friends and family!

Hello all!

Next week on Wednesday, February 12th, 2020 at 4-5pm we have a guest speaker at the Criminal Justice leadership Club. The information is as followed.

Guest Speaker Presentation

Stephanie Fox

Forensic Anthropologist

Where: Kulshan 222

Forensic anthropologists examine skeletal remains for law enforcement for the purposes of recovering the remains, to determine identity, interpret trauma and estimate the time of death. Stephanie Fox is a forensic anthropologist who has worked in this career field many years as a crime scene analyst/photographer (most notably with Las Vegas PD and as a consultant to the Clark County Coroner’s Office in Nevada) as well as an instructor teaching forensic anthropology at the college level. MS. Fox has agreed to make a presentation to our criminal justice students and club members on this topic next week.

Please come join the ASWCC Criminal Justice Leadership club and take advantage of MS. Fox’s expertise in this critical area of criminal justice investigative science. Tell a friend! This presentation is open to all WCC interested students.

For more information feel free to connect with JT. His information is below.

J. Taylor

Criminal Justice Program Coordinator [email protected]

(360) 383-3854

Tomorrow, 1/22, we will hold our first meeting of the quarter in Kulshan 226 from 4-5pm. Starting next week, Kulshan 222 will be our room for the remainder of the quarter. Hope to see you all there!

WCSO SWAT Role Playing Opportunity
Wednesday and Thursday, January 22nd and 23rd, 2020, 7-10pm
The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office has offered our Criminal Justice club and program students an opportunity to assist their SWAT team as role players during their training. Interested folks can sign up for one or both days. Role players will meet in the parking lot at 3:45 each day.
Interested students need to send Kylee Johnson, the CJ Club Deputy Chief of Operations, an email at [email protected]. They should include their full name, birthdate, phone number, and email address and which day(s) they are available. Identity info is needed as the Sheriff’s Office may run a background check on participants. Also, those wishing to attend will need to complete a Sheriff’s Office waiver. Waivers will be passed out at the training site. As of now role players must be at least 18 years old. The S.O. may allow under 18 to assist if a parent/guardian signs their waiver; however, this has not yet been confirmed.
This is a great opportunity to develop community service hours as well as network with law enforcement professionals. We will be supporting an agency that has provided strong support to our club and Criminal Justice program.

Hey all! Happy first day back, I hope you all had a fun winter break. Just a reminder, our first meeting will be next Wednesday from 4-5 in Kulshan 226. This isn't a set room though. Also, a reminder about the role playing opportunity with the sheriff's office on Wednesday the 29th from 615-9pm. If you are interested please email Kylee at [email protected]

Hello everyone, just wanted to give a heads up that Frank Kerr from the Department of Homeland Security will be coming today to give a presentation and answer some questions you may have. The meeting is from 4-5 today in Kulshan 222.

WCSO SWAT Role Playing Opportunity
Thursday, November 21, 2019 from 10am to 6pm

The Whatcom County Sheriff’s Office has offered our Criminal Justice club and program students an opportunity to assist their SWAT team as role players during their training. The training will be conducted in the Bellingham area. You can sign up for the whole day from 10am to 6pm, or part of the day from 10am to 2pm or from 2pm to 6pm. The role players must be 18 or older.

Interested students need to send Kylee Johnson, the club Deputy Chief of Operations, an email at [email protected] for infomation.

Hey all, today is going to be a round of jeopardy on criminal law and procedures.

Hey all, just a heads up tomorrow's meeting will be taking place in Kulshan 226 from 4-5pm.

Hey all , ok so if your interested in a leadership position please let me know by texting me or emailing me , the next step is giving a brief 2 min presentation of yourself and why you want the position. This is a mandatory election that will take place on the 1st of may during our regular meeting time on wendsday from 4 PM till 5 PM kul 221. Also there are copies of the constitution in a folder outside JTs office so anyone can come by and take one. Jt will also bring copies to today's meeting !

Your cheif ,Mira G

Call or text 360 7883952

Email, [email protected]

Thank you !