Brooklyn Center, MinnesotaAt Globe University/Minnesota School of Business, our students study with instructors who have experience in the field. Many instructors in our Associate in Criminal Justice program teach part-time while working full-time in corrections, the courts or law enforcement. The value students receive from close relationships with these working professionals cannot be overstated. As students, they have rich academic experiences; as graduates, they are ready to assume responsibilities in the criminal justice system. The following are representative instructor profiles:
John France, Criminal Justice Program Director
John France joined Globe University/Minnesota School of Business as Criminal Justice Program Director in 2008, following 27 1/2 years of law enforcement and corrections work for Hennepin County, in positions ranging from deputy to shift commander. Previous criminal justice experience included stints as a corrections officer, park ranger, and military police officer.
John has a master’s degree in organizational leadership from Bethel College as well as A.A. and B.A. degrees from Anoka Ramsey Community College and Metropolitan State University respectively. He has residential and online teaching experience in the criminal justice programs at Brown College and University of Phoenix and served on the GU/MSB criminal justice advisory board from 2006-2008.
Richard Dusterhoft, J.D. – Adjunct Criminal Justice Faculty Member
Mr. Dusterhoft is a prosecutor with the Ramsey County Attorney's Office. He is currently assigned to the Gangs and Guns Unit, which handles prosecution of both adult and juvenile cases involving criminal gangs, offenses committed by gang members, felony weapons offenses and offenses where firearms were involved. His responsibilities include case review and charging, post-charge investigation, pretrial and evidentiary hearings, witness and trial preparation, plea negotiation, trial, sentencing, post-conviction motions and appeals.
Prior to law school, he worked for the Minnesota Department of Corrections as a correctional officer and before that in the private security industry. Mr. Dusterhoft has taught numerous classes for police officer associations, corrections associations, and other groups on the subjects of gangs, investigations, firearm crimes and offenses, search and seizure, gunshot residue, sex crimes. He also serves as a guest instructor at Concordia and Metro State Universities.
David Hohn, M. S. – Adjunct Criminal Justice Faculty Member
Mr. Hohn is currently employed with the Minnesota Department of Corrections as a Correctional Agent. Primary duties include supervising high risk felony offenders in the field. Previous experience includes working in the private security sector. Mr. Hohn completed his graduate work in criminal justice at North Dakota State University.
Scott Rudeen, Ph.D. (ABD) – Adjunct Criminal Justice Faculty Member
Mr. Rudeen is a State Trooper with the Minnesota State Patrol. He is responsible for providing a safe and secure environment on state freeways as well as enforcing traffic and criminal statutes. He also conducts investigations regarding criminal vehicular operation, assaults, hit and runs, driving while intoxicated, domestic assaults, weapons violations and narcotic interdiction. Previous experience includes work as a Deputy Sheriff for Hennepin County where Mr. Rudeen provided police services in the Adult Detention Center and County Courthouse. He is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Education with an emphasis in youth violence with an anticipated completion date of next fall.
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