Jarrod Sadulski

Published Author, Consultant on Human Trafficking, Associate Professor, International Public Speaker, Homeland Security, Criminal Justice

Dr. Jarrod Sadulski is an Associate Professor at the School of Security and Global Studies at the American Public University System (APUS). He holds a Ph.D. in Criminal Justice from Northcentral University and a Master’s degree in Criminal Justice from American Military University.1 2

Academic and Professional Background

Dr. Sadulski has extensive experience in both academia and law enforcement. He has been with APUS since September 2011, teaching various courses including Criminal Investigation, Criminology, and Community Policing.2 His research interests focus on stress management in policing, homeland security operations, and community-based probation programs aimed at reducing recidivism.1

Research Contributions

His scholarly work includes publications on topics such as human trafficking, police suicide, and the effectiveness of criminal justice practices. Notable publications include:

"Current Trends of Human Trafficking from the Lens of Former Human Traffickers"
"The Problem of Police Suicide from an International Perspective: Multiple Case Studies".1

Professional Experience

In addition to his academic role, Dr. Sadulski has served as a commissioned officer in the U.S. Coast Guard Reserve since 1997 and has held various positions in law enforcement, including as a police officer with the City of Sunrise, Florida.2 3 He also operates Sadulski Enterprises, LLC, where he engages in consulting related to criminal justice and homeland security.1

Recognition

Dr. Sadulski has received several awards for his service, including the Coast Guard Reserve McShan Inspirational Leadership Award in 2019 and the Officer of the Year award from the City of Sunrise Police Department in 2009.2 3

Overall, Dr. Sadulski combines his practical law enforcement experience with academic expertise to contribute to the fields of criminal justice and security studies.