Dr. Stacy Workman
Assistant Professor of Criminal Justice/ Coordinator of the Criminal Justice Major
About Dr. Stacy Workman
Dr. Stacy Workman is an assistant professor and the coordinator of the criminal justice major. Her teaching and research interests include individuals involved in the criminal justice system dealing with substance abuse and/or mental illness, procedural justice, and community-based corrections. Prior to earning her doctorate, she worked as an undercover officer, loss prevention specialist, patrol deputy, and probation/parole officer. Dr. Workman continues to serve the community as a reserve deputy sheriff and basic law enforcement trainer.
Education
Ph.D. in Criminal Justice, Walden University
M.J.A. in Justice Administration, Methodist University
B.A.A.S in Criminal Justice, Lees McRae College
Professional Activities
Professional Activities
North Carolina Deputy Sheriff
NC Department of Justice General Instructor
Sheriff’s Office Training Coordinator
NC International Association for Identification (NCIAI), member
National Criminal Justice Honor Society, Alpha Phi Sigma, advisor
National Society of Leadership and Success (NSLS), member
Implicit Bias Train the Trainer Certification
