Jeremiah R. Bailey
- jeremiah.bailey@famu.edu
- PHONE
- 850-599-3316
- OFFICE
- Criminal Justice
Perry Paige Bldg. Room #403
Monday/Thursday • 6:00 p.m - 8:OO p.m
Tuesday/ • 12:30 p.m - 1:3O p.m
CCJ 3117 Theories in Criminal Behavior • Online
CCJ 4065 American Criminal Procedure • Online
CCJ 3510 American Courts • Online
Dr. Jeremiah Bailey is an adjunct instructor within the College of Social Sciences, Arts and Humanities Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice, where he currently teaches Theories of Criminal Behavior, American Criminal Procedure, and American Courts. Dr. Bailey has been in law enforcement since 2004. He has been employed as a federal police officer and is currently employed as an investigator with the Drug Enforcement Administration. During his law enforcement career, he has gained meaningful experience that he employs to help his students grasp key concepts they can use both in and out of the classroom.
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Criminological Theory
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Victimology
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Harm Reduction
- Criminal Procedure
- University of Illinois, Springfield • 2020
Doctor of Public Administration - Western Kentucky University • 2011
M.A. in Criminology - University of Louisville • 2010
B.S. in Justice Administration
- Adjunct Instructor, Department of Sociology and Criminal Justice • August 2022 -
Present
Florida A&M University - Adjunct Instructor, School of Public Management and Policy • August 2021 - January
2022
University of Illinois - Springfield - Diversion Investigator • August 2012 - Present
Drug Enforcement Administration - Police Officer • May 2010 - August 2012
Department of Veteran Affairs - Military Police Officer • October 2004 - May 2010
Kentucky Army National Guard
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CCJ 3117 Theories in Criminal Behavior
- CCJ 4065 American Criminal Procedure
- CCJ 3510 American Courts