Contact Information

Name: Timothy Albright

Title: Adjunct Professor

Office Location: Solano Hall 5005

Email: saclinkusername@csus.edu

Office Phone: (916) 278-5555

Mailing Address: Sacramento State 6000 J Street Sacramento, CA 95819-6043

Office Hours: Mon 10:30am - 11:30 Tues 10:30 - 11:30 Or by appointment

Where to find me : 1000 Hall

Courses that I teach

  • CRJ 112: Gangs & Threat Groups in America
  • CRJ 118: Drug Abuse & Criminal Behavior
  • CRJ 160: Administration
  • CRJ 163: Leadership in Criminal Justice & Public Safety

Publications

Smith, L. & Doe, J., 2009, General constraints on the structure and evolution of the demonstration system. Journal of Demo Research 153, 131-156

Smith, L. & Doe, J., 2009, General constraints on the structure and evolution of the demonstration system. Journal of Demo Research 153, 131-156

Smith, L. & Doe, J., 2009, General constraints on the structure and evolution of the demonstration system. Journal of Demo Research 153, 131-156

Smith, L. & Doe, J., 2009, General constraints on the structure and evolution of the demonstration system. Journal of Demo Research 153, 131-156

Abstracts

Smith, L. & Doe, M., 2005. Source characterization of demo tools. Abstracts with Programs, Demo Society of America. Vol. 30.

Smith, L. & Doe, M., 2005. Source characterization of demo tools. Abstracts with Programs, Demo Society of America. Vol. 30.

Smith, L. & Doe, M., 2005. Source characterization of demo tools. Abstracts with Programs, Demo Society of America. Vol. 30.

Smith, L. & Doe, M., 2005. Source characterization of demo tools. Abstracts with Programs, Demo Society of America. Vol. 30.

Background

Timothy Albright is a twenty-year veteran of law enforcement with a diverse professional and educational background. He is passionate about developing and mentoring the next generation of law enforcement leaders.

Timothy is currently a sworn police manager within a Northern California law enforcement agency and is also an Adjunct faculty memeber with California State University, Sacramento.  Timothy enjoys the personal growth from interacting with the future leaders within the law enforcement profession. In the classroom, he takes advantage of the diverse backgrounds and experiences of students and makes each day an opportunity to learn from those same students.

Through pragmatic approaches to everyday leadership challenges, Timothy works to shed light upon and demystify the leadership walk within the ever-changing, yet rich with tradition world of law enforcement. He believes this is accomplished through continual coaching, developing and mentoring.

Professional Associations

  • California Faculty Association

  • American Association of University Professors

  • California Teachers Association

  • National Education Association 

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