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Graduation
Highlights Unusual U.Va./FBI Partnership
March
24, 2000 -- On Friday, March 24, 268 law enforcement
officers will graduate from the 200th session of the FBI National
Academy. They will have completed 11 weeks of leadership training
that focuses on law, education, forensic science, behavioral science,
management science, and health/fitness. At the graduation ceremony
will be Attorney General Janet Reno, FBI Director Louis Freeh and
Sondra Stallard, dean of the University of Virginia's School of
Continuing and Professional Studies.
What
is U.Va.'s connection to the FBI National Academy? Since 1972, Academy
students have been able to earn undergraduate and graduate credit
from U.Va The long-term relationship has flourished under the leadership
of U.Va. faculty members who oversee the academic disciplines at
the Academy. They are: Janet Warren, associate professor, Institute
of Law, Psychiatry and Public Policy; William Kehoe, O'Dell Professor
of Commerce; John Sanderson, associate professor of education; Anne
Coughlin, Class of 1941 Research Professor of Law; and Ralph Allen,
professor and director of Environment, Health and Safety. In addition,
Peter Low, Vice President and Provost at U.Va. served as liaison
to the legal unit at the Academy, until November, 1999.
For
more information on the U.Va./FBI National Academy partnership,
contact any of the following:
Sondra
Stollard, (804) 982-5206.
Steve
Pryplesh, Director, U.Va. programs, FBI Academy, Quantico, VA, (703)
632-1189.
Janet
Warren, (804) 924-8305. William Kehoe, (804) 924-7045. John Sanderson,
(804) 924-0804.
Anne
Coughlin, (804) 924-3520.
For
more information on the March 24 ceremony, please contact Ida Lee
Wootten at (804) 924-6857.
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