Association Services Counselor
Posted on: 2007-09-17
Kathleen M. Klipstein, A. A. S. 6444 W. Burdick Avenue, Milwaukee, WI 53219 * (414) 541-7807 * [email protected] SUMMARY Knowledge of the economic, cultural, and social consequences of white-collar crime. Educated in the philosophy and development of the criminal justice system, agencies, and institutions. Knowledge of the complexities of locating, collecting, and analyzing evidence from a crime scene. Understanding of the principles of searching the crime scene for specific types of evidence, such as fingerprints, forensic identifiable material, and other items of evidentiary value. Understanding of the legal significance of evidence and how to provide the expert testimony necessary to substantiate the results of examined evidence. Educated in the principles of scientific analysis of trace evidence and controlled substances. EDUCATION AND RELEVANT COURSEWORK KAPLAN UNIVERSITY Associate of Applied Science in Criminal Justice Awarded January 2006 * GPA 3.50 – 98 credits Dean’s List October 2005 term for GPA of 3.85 Dean’s List November 2006 term for GPA of 3.50 President’s List January 2007 term for GPA of 4.0 Switched degree course, June 2006, to Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice, pending graduation December 2007. Prior to degree change completed Crime Scene Technician Certificate courses, May 2006. • CSI: Photography and Fingerprinting – 12 credits – B+ • Courtroom Presentation of Scientific Evidence – 4 credits – A PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE USBC, Greendale, WI Association Services Counselor 1979-present • Handle high-volume inbound calls • Act as point of contact for difficult callers WALGREENS, Greenfield, WI Photo Specialist 2000-2003 • Developed film • Stocked shelves ORGANIZATIONS/ACTIVITIES Milwaukee County Police Citizen Academy graduated April 28, 2005 West Allis Police Citizen Academy – started 10 week course September 12, 2007 TECHNICAL SKILLS MS Word; PowerPoint; Excel; Outlook and Internet Research. Type 65, alpha/numeric data entry.