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Ben Stickle, Campbellsville, KY elected 1st VP, KY Peace Officers Stickleis instructor in Crminal Justice at Campbellsville University Click on headline for full story with photo By Joan C. McKinney News from Campbellsville University Ben Stickle, an instructor in criminal justice at Campbellsville University, has been elected first vice president of the Kentucky Peace Officers' Association (KPOA) at a board meeting in Middlesboro, KY. He will be in rotation to be president the following year and hopes to serve in that position to help bring criminal justice opportunities to students at Campbellsville University both on the main campus and at the Louisville Education Center (LEC) where he coordinates the criminal justice program. Criminal justice is also offered at the Somerset Education Center and online. Stickle said he has secured two KPOA board meetings at the Louisville Education Center and has offered the LEC facilities to host two law enforcement training courses for certified officers across the Commonwealth of Kentucky next year. He also offered the LEC to host the KPOA's annual conference next year.He said the KPOA has agreed, under his direction, to allow students and faculty to join the organization, and the membership will include the opportunity for faculty and students to submit scholarly work related to law enforcement in Kentucky. Stickle said the work, if selected, will appear in the bi-monthly newsletter, On Guard, which is sent to over 1,000 recipients.Stickle said membership in KLEC will help the university reach out to high ranking officials in criminal justice across the Commonwealth. Stickle received his master of science in justice administration in 2010 from the University of Louisville and is pursuing his doctorate there. He received his bachelor of science in sociology from Cedarville University in 2005. He graduated from Bowling Green High School. He has served as a deputy sheriff in the Warren County Sheriff's Office, an advanced police officer in the Bowling Green Police Department and was a security officer with the Cedarville University Department of Campus Security. He belongs to the Kentucky Peace Officers' Association, the International Association of Identification, the Assembly of Criminal Justice Sciences, the American Society of Criminology and the Fraternal Order of Police. He and his wife, Amy Tarter Stickle, have two children, Emery and Caroline. He is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Fred Stickle of Bowling Green. This story was posted on 2012-07-23 09:52:14
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