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Reflection Post
This semester marked a significant milestone in my academic career as I undertook the esteemed task of converting the CRJ 6900 policing course into an Open Educational Resource (OER) with zero textbook cost. This endeavor, a first of its kind for me as an adjunct professor, was met with a profound sense of honor and enthusiasm. The process of revamping the syllabus for this course afforded me the opportunity to meticulously update its content, ensuring it resonated with the contemporary challenges faced by law enforcement professionals. Delving into the realm of available resources, I meticulously curated a selection of documentaries, podcasts, and literature that delved deeply into the foundational aspects…
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Introduction/Goal Setting Post For CRJ 6900 Policing
Good Day All, I am Oscar J Montesdeoca, adjunct professor and criminal justice career coach in the criminal justice program. In addition, I am an active NYPD officer with over 7 years in the department. I have held multiple positions within the NYPD from patrol officer, Neighborhood Coordination Officer and to my current assignment as an investigator within the Detective Bureau. The main goal I would like to achieve in this workshop is to convert the policing course into an OER course by updating the syllabus to further support the students academic experience in this course. Some modifications to the curriculum can include current events, changes in policies within local…


