Janelle Marcellis

Janelle Marcellis is an accomplished Police Commander with a strong background in law enforcement at various levels including public, private, state, and federal sectors, as well as in the higher education industry.

She possesses expertise in Law Enforcement, Investigations, Emergency Management, Clery Act compliance, Homeland Security, and Criminal Justice.

Janelle is a graduate of Northwestern University School of Police Staff and Command. She holds two bachelor's degrees, one in law enforcement justice administration and another in psychology, along with a master's degree in public safety administration.

Her educational background includes studying Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration and Psychology at Western Illinois University, as well as obtaining a Master of Science in Public Safety Administration from Lewis University.

Throughout her career, Janelle has held various positions such as Police Commander at the University of Chicago, Adjunct Instructor at Northwestern University, Instructor at the National Council for Behavioral Health, Law Enforcement Fitness Specialist at The Cooper Institute, Captain at the University of Chicago Police Department, and Special Agent/Squad Leader at Illinois State Police-Task Force Officer, among others.