Ryan Terrell is an 18-year veteran in a law enforcement capacity. Ryan has over 17 years of experience in military law enforcement, corrections, and civilian law enforcement. His background is mostly compiled of community policing, crime prevention, and police officer training. He is listed as a training instructor for his department and currently trains all police officers in the department for their annual scenario-based training. Ryan is also a veteran of the United States Navy with military police experience and has worked in a civilian correction setting.

Jeffery McGowen is a 28-plus year veteran of the Harris County Sheriff’s Office. In that time, Jeffery has held various positions within the department, including the Detention Bureau, Community Oriented Policing (COPS Ahead Program), the Community Services/Crime Prevention Unit as a Texas Crime Prevention Association Certified Crime Prevention Specialist and the Internal Affairs Division.  Jeffery is a licensed instructor with Texas Commission on Law Enforcement Officer Standards and Education, Rape Aggression Defense Instructor, and Resist Aggression Defensively Kids Instructor. Jeffrey is also past President of the Texas Crime Prevention Association.

Robert’s career has included roles in Security Systems and Loss Prevention management. Over the last 10 years at UCSD PD, his role has included campus leader and resource for the development, documentation of procedures, evaluation, management and implementation of the design, testing and installation of complex integrated security systems to include but not limited to electronic access control, video surveillance, wireless network and telecommunications infrastructures, intrusion and perimeter detection systems, duress and mass notification systems. Roberts hold a Masters degree in Justice and Security and has been an Instructor for the American Crime Prevention Institute for the past three years.

Courtney’s career has included various roles supporting the underserved and victimized community. When she realized she wanted to help her community in a more “proactive” way, she accepted a position as Crime Prevention Specialist with the Fridley Police Department, MN. In that role she managed various crime prevention programs, including a large Neighborhood Watch program and the Neighborhood Resource Officers. Courtney earned a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology and Criminology from the University of Minnesota Duluth and a Juris Doctorate from William Mitchell College of Law..  She recently accepted a job as an Investigative Researcher for the Minnesota Office of the Inspector General.

Brian has extensive experience as a crime prevention specialist and currently supervises 30+ School Resource Officers.