About the Center for Criminal Justice Studies
Located at 103 Factory Road in Glenville, the new Morris Center for Criminal Justice Studies boasts well equipped classrooms, a wide variety of sophisticated equipment for hands-on learning, and an array of physical training equipment.
The CCJS currently offers courses in Advanced Crime Scene Management; the CCJS will soon offer police officer in-service training as well as classes in how to perform field tests of drugs. Plans are underway to acquire and OSIX (Open Source Information eXchange) system as well.
The director of the CCJS, Ronald Taylor, has over twenty-five years experience in forensics at the WV State Police Forensic Laboratory, in the fields of Drug Identification, Clandestine Drug Laboratory Search and Seizure, Gunshot Residue Analysis, Ignitable Liquid Identification, Glass Comparison, Physical Matches, and Lamp Analysis. While employed for the WV State Police Forensic Laboratory, Mr. Taylor held the titles of Drug Identification Section Supervisor, Quality Manager, Chairman of the Quality Assurance Board, Safety Officer, and Deputy Laboratory Director. He retired with the rank of 1st Lieutenant.
Contact
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Ronald Taylor Center for Criminal Justice Studies 304-462-3090 Ronald.Taylor@glenville.edu |