National Criminal Justice Command College

Program

National Criminal Justice Command College

National Criminal Justice Command College offers a 10-week program for law enforcement leaders. It develops leadership and innovation skills to solve critical public safety challenges.
Center for Public Safety and Justice Board Member

Matthew Klein

Assistant Commissioner, Office of Professional Responsibility, U.S. Customs and Border Protection, Department of Homeland Security
News | April 23, 2025

Beyond the Badge

Professional staff from 103 agencies gathered at UVA's Leading Without a Badge Summit to elevate civilian leadership in law enforcement and public safety.
Event | May 21, 2025

Speaker Series: Does Education Matter in Policing panel

This session will explore the role of education in shaping effective, ethical law enforcement. Topics include the potential benefits of degree requirements, specialized training, and ongoing education as tools for developing well-rounded officers in the field. 
News | April 17, 2025

Never Again

UVA Master of Public Safety students travel to Poland for the International March of the Living to study policing history during the Holocaust and apply lessons to modern law enforcement.
News | April 8, 2025

Grace Under Pressure

Experts reveal essential disaster preparedness strategies for emergency management professionals facing rising climate threats and resource challenges in rural communities.
News | March 25, 2025

New Scholarships in Support of Federal Workers Amid Downsizing

To support working adults achieve their educational goals, new scholarship opportunities at UVA's School of Continuing and Professional Studies are available for federal workers facing unexpected challenges resulting from administrative changes.
Center for Public Safety and Justice Board Member

Hugh Clements

Director, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services (COPS Office), U.S. Department of Justice
Center for Public Safety and Justice Board Member

Anita Ravishankar

Principal Researcher, Justice and Safety Division at the Urban Institute