Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement Education Degree
The Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement Education Degree program trains students for a career as law officers at the city, state or federal levels or in retail or industrial security. The curriculum serves students with no previous experience, who are presently employed, who are seeking advancement or those planning to transfer to a four-year college in order to earn a bachelor’s degree in law enforcement.
Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement Education Degree
The Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement Education Degree program trains students for a career as law officers at the city, state or federal levels or in retail or industrial security. The curriculum serves students with no previous experience, who are presently employed, who are seeking advancement or those planning to transfer to a four-year college in order to earn a bachelor’s degree in law enforcement.
Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement Education
Morton College's Law Enforcement Education Program trains students for a career as law officers at the city, state or federal levels or in retail or industrial security. This coursework serves students:
- with no previous experience
- who are presently employed
- who are seeking advancement
- who are planning to transfer to a four-year college in order to earn a bachelor’s degree in law enforcement
Department Chair
Andrew Pulaski:
B.A. Northwestern University
J.D. Case Western Reserve University
Licensed to practice law in IL
Favorite Course: Law 207- Evidence and Court Procedures
Especially enjoys teaching evening courses
Instructors
James Sassetti:
A.A. Morton College
B.A. Lewis University
M.A. Lewis University
Currently: Chief of Police for Chicago-area suburb
Began teaching at the College in 2003
Benjamin Moreno:
B.A. UIC
M.A. Lewis University
P.hD. Capella University
Blue Star- Chicago Police Department
Currently: Semi-retired from Chicago Police Department
Favorite Course: Law 104- Police Operations Theory and Practice
Leonard Rutka:
A.A. Morton College
B.A. Lewis University
M.A. Lewis University
Retired Chief of Campus Police, Morton College
Began teaching at Morton College- August 1993
William Voight:
A.A. Daly College
B.A. Lewis University
M.A. Lewis University
Retired from Chicago Police Department
Began teaching at Morton in 2011