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WELCOME TO MR. ROBERT SMITH’S HOMEPAGE
ROCKY MOUNT/WILSON CAPE
PROFESSIONAL SUMMARY Magistrate, State of North Carolina, for the County of Wilson Judicial duties consisted of the following: performed marriages; collected fines; accepted guilty pleas; set bail; issued warrants for arrest, searches, criminal summons based upon probable cause; determined lawfulness of arrest made by law enforcement personnel without warrants; set court dates for court calendar. Performed other duties as assigned by the Chief District Court Judge. December 1984 – 1989 and 1990 to Present Instructor, Department of Social Sciences, Shaw University, Raleigh, North Carolina 1987 – 1988 and 1990 to Present Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice, North Carolina Central University, Durham, North Carolina August 1992-1997 Instructor, Criminal Justice, Rowan Cabarrus Community College, Salisbury, North Carolina December 1988 – 1990 Business and Management Consultant for Small Business, Robert Smith Associates, Oak Terrace Office Mall, Wilson, North Carolina Consultant duties consisted of the following: managerial procedures, business practices (office management, office systems, monthly inventories, and accounting procedures; financial planning; administrative correspondence; records management and etc.) April 1985 – May 1987 Coordinator, Criminal Justice Program, Wayne Community College, Goldsboro, North Carolina Directed and supervised the work of the Criminal Justice Program. Assigned instructors and scheduled classes for instruction in accordance with degree programs. Acted as advisor to students and assigned advisees to criminal justice instructors in coordination with the Registrar. Assisted instructors in the development of course descriptions for the catalog. Supervised and evaluated instruction within the program and conducted conferences with instructors to improve the teaching-learning process. Prepared and submitted an annual budget for the Criminal Justice Program. Performed teaching duties as required averaging a minimum of 15 hours per quarter. August 1983 – 1985 and 1993 – 1996 Assistant Professor, Criminal Justice, North Carolina Wesleyan College, (Goldsboro, N.C. Branch), Rocky Mount, North Carolina January 1983-1984 Industrial Security Specialist, The Wackenhut Corporation, Raleigh, North Carolina, The Shearon Harris Nuclear Site Visitor’s Center, New Hill, North Carolina. Responsible for providing Industrial Security for facilities and equipment in excess of $200 million dollars. Also was charged with monitoring computerized equipment/experiments as a means of safety. November 1982 - 1985 United States Army, Retired—Personnel, Administration and Law Enforcement, Administrative Assistant/Special Projects Officer, Public Safety Division, United States Agency for International Development. Responsible for establishing and maintaining dossiers on suspected Viet Cong and Viet Con sympathizers. Imple- mented procedures to curtail terrors, and sabotage by subversive groups against the Government of Vietnam or the United States. Assisted the Branch and Division Chief in their evaluation of these reports. Made determination in the area of intelligence as to the correct course of action to be taken. Analyzed reports and channeled appropriate information and any other pertinent data to the appropriate agency for action. Assisted in the evaluation and implementation of on-going security programs in the area of Urban Reconstruction and Develop- ment in Metropolitan Saigon. Psychological Operations Assistant, Joint United Public Affairs Office, American Embassy, Saigon. Served as a counterpart for the Vietnamese Information Service (VNIS). Assisted the VNIS and other Government Agencies in the areas of Psychological Warfare. Special Assignment, The Chief of Staff of the Army, The Pentagon, Washington, D.C. Served as Administrative Aide with the Army Secretary for Joint Chiefs of Staff. Served as Peace Officer for Central Texas College, Killeen. Responsible for preservation of the peace and the protection life and property located on the college reservation. Also performed the duties of Probation Officer Intern, Bell County, Texas. Counseled adults placed on probation by the courts. Conducted investigations into the probationers’ past and present environment for utilization by the courts. 21st Military Police Company, 503rd Military Police Battalion, Fort Bragg, North Carolina. Patrol Supervisor, Desk Sergeant, Non-Commissioned Officer in Charge Of Special Investigation. Non-Commission Officer in Charge of Training and Security in a European Theater of Operations. Responsible for implementing Security Plans and Programs for five companies and on installation (Danner Kaserne, Kaiserslautern, Germany) for the Senior Commander. Security involved weapons, NBC, Crime Prevention, Postal Security, Classified Documents, Supply procedures, and other sensitive items of equipment. Responsible for review of existing systems and policies governing their implementation. Principal Staff Non-Commissioned Officer for the Installation Coordinator. Responsible for writing and implementing on-going methods of operations for the installation. Wrote policy and guidelines to insure the safeguarding of classified and other sensitive items and documents. Wrote policy and formulated procedures for the Installation Coordinator that would prevent terrorism, sabotage, or other subversive activities on the installation by 2nd and 3rd world elements. August 1962-1982
EDUCATION Master’s in Criminal Justice, (M.C.J), Degree in Criminology and Corrections, Tarleton State University, Killeen, Texas-Degree Awarded, August 1982 Graduate Program, Human Services, Boston University, 1978-1981 Bachelor of Science, (B.S.), Business Management, University of Maryland, College Park, Degree Awarded, August 1981 Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Criminal Justice, American Technological University, Killeen, Texas, Degree Awarded, August 1974 Associate in Applied Science (A.A.S), Associate in Applied Science in Law Enforcement, Central Texas College, Killeen, Texas-Degree Awarded, 1974 Associate in Education (A. Ed.), Social Studies, Central Texas College, Killeen, Texas – Degree Awarded, May 1973 Honors Honorary Doctor of Laws (LLD), London Institute of Applied Research, London England-Awarded June 1973 Shaw University Award of Merit, Achievements in Teaching-April 1988 Who’s Who Among America’s Teachers, Awarded 1996, 2003, 2005. Graduated with Diplomas Criminal Justice Instructor’s Certification (Basic Law Enforcement Training), North Carolina Department of Justice, -1989 Institute of Government, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, Graduated from Magistrate’s School -1985 State of North Carolina Insurance Institute, Wayne Community College, Goldsboro, North Carolina- Awarded Diplomas, 1984 & 1985 Bookkeeping for Small Businesses, Wilson Technical Community College-1986 Senior Personnel Management Course, The School of Administration, Fort Benjamin, Harrison, IN (200 Clock Hours) 1978 The Personnel Administrative Center Supervisor Course, Fort Benjamin, Harrison, IN, Graduated-July 1977 Data Processing Records Management Course, Fort Bragg, North Carolina- 1976 The Adjutant General Publication Management Course-1975 Digital Computer Operations, Control Data Institute, Control Data Corporation, Arlington, Virginia-April 1972 Publications Wrote several papers for the Governor’s Crime Commission Wrote a Manual for the United States Army Reserve (USAR) Wrote and implemented programs directed toward youth single parent homes and from Sub-cultural environments Retired from the U.S. Army with the Following Awards Bronze Star Medal, Meritous Service Medal, Joint Service Commendation Medal, and six awards of the Good Conduct Medal
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