Scott Cheek

Scott Cheek is a senior professional at the United States Department of Defense with extensive experience in law enforcement training and accreditation.1 He currently serves as the Director of the Office of Accreditation and Credentialing at the US Army Military Police School.12 In addition to this role, Scott Cheek holds the position of Executive Secretary of the Department of Defense Peace Officer Standards and Training (POST) Commission.12

Professional Background

Scott Cheek's career has been primarily focused on law enforcement and public safety. He has devoted over two decades to training U.S. Department of Defense police officers at Fort Leonard Wood.3 His expertise lies in educational leadership and administration within the context of military and law enforcement training.

Current Responsibilities

As the Director of the Office of Accreditation and Credentialing, Scott Cheek oversees the accreditation processes for law enforcement training courses at the US Army Military Police School.4 His role is crucial in ensuring that the training programs meet the required standards and maintain their accreditation status.

In his capacity as the Executive Secretary of the DOD POST Commission, Cheek plays a significant role in establishing and maintaining peace officer standards and training across the Department of Defense.4 This commission is responsible for granting accreditation to various law enforcement training courses within the military.

Recent Achievements

Under Scott Cheek's leadership, the DOD POST Commission has recently granted accreditation to three US Army Military Police School law enforcement training courses.4 This achievement underscores the quality and rigor of the training programs overseen by Cheek and his team.

Scott Cheek's LinkedIn profile (username: scott-cheek-a2633a12) reflects his current position and professional background in the United States Department of Defense.12