David Fullard

Background

About David Fullard

Retired Senior Correctional Captain (Supervisor) with extensive training and experience in Investigative Techniques; Penology; Analysis of Conditions of Confinement in Local, State & Federal Correctional Facilities; Forensic/Clinical Psychology; Clinical Criminology/Treatment of the Offender; Criminal Psychology; Toxicology and Substance Abuse/Chemical Dependency & Mental Health Treatment (assessment, diagnosis, and prevention). Background includes extensive experience in supervision and management of diverse inmate populations, and both uniformed and civilian correctional staff. Currently Assistant Professor with SUNY Empire State College, teaching numerous courses in Community and Human Services: Multicultural Issues in Counseling and Psycho¬therapy; Social Work: Theory & Practice; Pharmacological Aspects of Substance Abuse; Theoretical Concepts of Psychoanalytic & Neo-Analytic Psychology; Issues in Criminal Justice Systems; The African-American Exper¬ience in the Criminal Justice System; Women & Crime; Issues in Terrorism; Juvenile Delinquency; Issues in Theoretical Criminology and more. Primary areas of focus for teaching and mentoring include Public Affairs, Criminal Justice, Penology, Correction Administration, Community & Human Services, Addiction Studies, Rehabilitation & Treatment, Social & Behavioral Sciences, Forensic and Clinical Psychology, and Social Theory. Education and practice in these fields has led to embracing and utilization of a Scholar-Practitioner Model where scholarship and theoretical concepts are connected and used “out in the real world.”