DEBORAH STREBEL PIERCE
October 16, 2024
Deborah Strebel Pierce, a trailblazing figure in law enforcement, works with the FBI to investigate fraud, corruption, and terrorism.
Deborah Strebel Pierce, a trailblazing figure in law enforcement, works with the FBI to investigate fraud, corruption, and terrorism.
Stephanie D. Hill leads daily police operations and emergency management at Central State University in Wilberforce, Ohio.
Retired DEA diversion investigator Aprile G. Whitesell still has high-level responsibilities as owner and CEO of AWhitesell Consulting LLC.
Lok “Lea” Kui has served as a senior special agent with the United States Drug Enforcement Administration since 2001.
A wealth of knowledge for decades, Saphonia Michelle Butler, PhD, is a special agent and counselor with the United States Capitol Police.
Teacher, instructor, and author Barbara Frazee has enjoyed an award-winning career in education that spanned more than 50 years.
Karen Bell is a sergeant with the Anishinabek Police Service and serves on the council for Garden River First Nation.
Luann P. Pannell, PhD, is currently the director of police training and education for the Los Angeles Police Department.
Since 2021, Lt. Col. Anita S. Fraser has been in her current position as a lieutenant colonel in the Fulton County Sheriff’s Office.
Angela V. Dudley, DBA, serves as an adjunct assistant professor with Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, where she teaches Introduction to Security.
Notably, Donna Pitman is the first female superintendent of the Georgia Department of Corrections, also runner-up for Employee of the Year in Corrections.
Before retiring, Janet Mae Micklos was a police officer in the Newfields Police Department and special sheriff’s deputy in Rockingham County, New Hampshire.
Since retiring from law enforcement, Linda D. Miller has thrived as the co-founder of IDLIFE, a company that offers a unique approach to optimizing health.
Dr. Ellen M. Scrivner has been an executive fellow at the Police Foundation in Washington since 2012.
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