Scott C.

Edwards
245 Mallard
Derby, KS 67037
H. 316-788-5727
C. 316-253-1351
Edwards2000@sbcglobal.net

SUMMARY OF QUALIFICATIONS

• More than 20 years of experience in both military and public security/law enforcement.
• Member of the Wichita Police Reserve Unit.
• United States Air Force experience in high-level security including the protection of areas
of the Electronic Security Command.
• Able to maintain a government sponsored top-secret security clearance.
• Supervisory experience of multiple employees for 3 years.
• Classroom teaching experience in the criminal justice field.
• Excellent community and public relations skills.
• Highly motivated and enthusiastic. Dedicated to portraying a professional image.
• Strong conflict resolution skills.

EDUCATION

Friends University – Master of Science in Management- January 2001

Friends University – Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice- October 1998

EMPLOYMENT EXPERIENCE

March 2010-Present
Mulvane Police Department-Police Officer
Serves as a beat officer with primary responsibilities to respond to 911 calls and enforce
traffic laws.

July 2007-July 2008

Mid-Continent Safety Officer

Served as both a Firefighter and Wichita Police Officer for Wichita Mid Continent Airport. As
a Firefighter I responded to aircraft emergencies at Mid Continent as well as Jabara Airports.
As a Police Officer I patrolled the terminal as well as the area around the airport.

Oct. 2007-Present
Wichita Airport Hilton
Serves as a security officer safeguarding Hilton guests and property.

Sept. 2005-2007
Wichita Police Department Reserve Unit (750+ hours)

April 2001-Present
Friends University- Adjunct Professor
Teach undergraduate level courses within the Criminal Justice Program:
 Criminal Investigations, Administration of Criminal Justice Organizations,
Community Relations, Diversity in Criminal Justice; Develop and implement
Blackboard for both on-ground and on-line courses.

Oct 2001- April 2003

United States Air Force- Military Police
Operation Enduring Freedom- provided security for property and personnel in
Southwest Asia and directed security forces in support of anti-terrorism efforts.

Aug 1995 – Aug 2001

Wichita Police Department – Police Officer
Served as a Community Police Officer liaison between the community and the police
department to address quality of life issues; Analyzed and tracked crime trends;
Coordinator between 1st, 2nd, and 3rd shift Officers; Educated schools and
organizations on safety and crime issues through presentations; Organized
neighborhood watches and community meetings.

May 1995 – Aug 1995

Mulvane Police Department – Police Officer
Served as a beat officer with primary responsibilities to respond to 911 calls and
enforce traffic laws.

April 1994 – Dec 1994

Wichita Police Department – Police Officer

Jan 1994 – April 1994

Wichita Sedgwick County Law Enforcement Training Center

1989 – 1993
Boeing Company – Armed Security Officer
Duties included: Safeguarding classified material, traffic control (manually and with
radar), monitoring ingress/egress, random searches, and responding to injury/non-
injury accidents, disturbances and emergency situations. Monitor and operate CCTV.

Served as a member of a work management team of eight people, resulting in

movement toward continuous quality improvement within the organization.

Nov 1985 – Nov 1989

United States Air Force – Military Police
Served as a member of the Electronic Security Command Elite Guard and provided
high-level security to the commander, his dignitaries and resources vital to national
security.

Training and Professional Development

• Advanced Community Policing Training (56 hours)

• Agency Image & Community Relations (45 hours)
• Wichita-Sedgwick County Law Enforcement Training Center
• Security Specialist School (250 hours)
• Air Force Trainers Course
• Hazmat Training
• Air Base Ground Defense School (240 hours)
Supporting Course Work

• Agency Budgeting and Planning

• Moral/Ethical issues in Law Enforcement
• Race/Ethnicity in American Law Enforcement
• Agency Image and Community Relations
• Management and Organizational Behavior
• Organizational Communication

Certificates and Awards

• Emergency Vehicle Operation Course (KLETC)

• Preventing Crimes Against Older Citizens (KBI)
• United States Good Conduct Medal
• Achievement Medal
• National Defense Service Medal
• Armed Forces Reserve Medal
• NCO Professional Military Education Ribbon
• Air Force Outstanding Unit Award
• Air Force Training Ribbon
• Small Arms Expert Ribbon
• Air Force Longevity Award
• National Defense Service Medal
• Awarded several certificates for outstanding performance

• February 09
Private Pilot Certificate
Cessna Flying Club

• September 10
Instrument Rating (190 hours Glass Cockpit)
Cessna Flying Club