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This past weekend I had the most unexpected of conversations occur between myself and a gentleman I've known three years since my move up here. He is a deputy sheriff.
A long story short bottom line he asked why is it that I am not involved in law enforcement.
I told him it's not been for lack of trying but no one wants me due to my age Federal (FBI and US Marshal service) which I've seriously entertained as a career and lifestyle change nor my local town police depts. toward reserves again due to age and/or not supporting such a program. I just happened to get the calling later in my life and apparently too late.
He was surprised at my age, as IRL I look to be a decade younger per most common response from other people and college students too who still card me when I go to their venues.
So as it turns out, and I did not know this prior, he is involved in recruitment toward my counties sheriff department and stated he would get me an application toward their DSR program and would also personally submit his own recommendation against my application. They run formal DSR recruitment once a year in the fall.
He noted I'd be issued a uniform, credentials with badge, and be deemed an unpaid volunteer.
I asked about what expectations and responsibilities would be involved in such a program to which he commented it's effectively like the National Guard Reserve in that I'd be required to attend training four times per month, pass a basic PT standard, and complete introductory as well as on going training.
I'm in excellent fitness and am quite sure I could pass a military type PT test no problem.
Responsibilities he stated would include being on call 24x7 toward emergency and civil issues so as to support full time commission deputies and to participate in public events such as parade and event duties so that regular/FT deputys are not tapped out to that from more important work.
I went home and talked this over with my wife as I am seriously interested and would entertain this opportunity.
It would seem to mesh well with my interests and desires at this point in my life. It's non-career based which is okay with me though it does give me an opportunity to work amongst and support my community which I'm fond of.
So my question to you LEOs is what is your view, opinion, and feedback toward such reserve officer programs in general and sheriff agencies in specific?
Here in MA sheriff agencies have county wide jurisdiction and aside from managing the county jail are also involved in tasks such as prisoner transport, parolee tracking and drug testing, as well as general law enforcement support services toward towns that do not have a local police force.
What kind of questions, concerns, and gotyas should I be thinking of?
Also how are reserve officer participants viewed and treated by regular/FT staff within agencies and amongst other police?
I can see numerous fringe benefits toward participation but I do not believe in free lunches, and have yet to receive one regardless of marketing.
Your feedback and view would help me better understand the depth and water temperature of the pool I might choose to dive in to.
Thanks ahead of time.
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I'm feeling very much like I am neglecting the lot of you here. What's funny is that I am actually spending quite a bit of time on this website, but you'd never know it by checking the blog. I've been working on behind the scenes stuff, shop stuff, breaking links, fixing them again, yadda, yadda, yadda.
I was going to tell you all about it, but then I got so bored reading what I wrote that I deleted all four paragraphs.
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My ability to string compelling thoughts together eludes me at the moment.
I am just going to let the pictures do the talking. They are worth a thousand words, or so they say.
Ahh, that felt good. I should really shut up and just post pictures more often.
And now I must go. I have Very Important Plans tonight: I'll be standing by the kitchen window, breathing in the beautiful September night air, and brewing myself a cup of something warm. I've got a handmade blanket to crawl under and a few sweater rows to knit before I sleep.
I love September nights.
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September is my favorite too. It would be even better with one of those cupcakes!
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I hear ya! Last night I was writing a recipe and decided it was so simple that I could just use photos. Of course, I haven't done that either. . . The necklace is beautiful and I love the fourth picture! Take care, Byrd
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October is my flavorite month!! You make September sound good as well. Although here in Missouri we have a few warm days, warm for me. I like highs in the 60's or less Menopuase….
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Liberia: Conflict Profile
Founded by free-born and former black slaves from America and the Caribbean, Liberia was the first ex-colony in Africa to gain independence, becoming a republic based on the US constitutional model in 1847. For much of its early history, Liberia was dominated by Americo-Liberians – descendants of the original colonists – despite their making up only around 5 per cent of the population. The relationship between Americo-Liberians and indigenous Liberians was characterised by intermittent peace and friction and ethnic interaction was generally not volatile.
Severe political changes started in the 1980s when a group from the indigenous Krahn tribe, led by Master Sergeant Samuel Doe, staged a military coup against the government of William Tolbert. Doe's subsequent ten-year rule was characterised by rampant corruption in government, gross inefficiency in managing the economy, the brutal repression of political opponents and favouritism towards the Krahn. In 1985 an unsuccessful military coup attempt masterminded by Brigadier General Thomas Quiwonkpa, Doe's former confidant who turned against him, and, backed by the Gio and Mano ethnic groups, sparked brutal reprisals by the Krahn against the Gio and Mano.
After he fled the country in 1983, arriving in the USA following charges of embezzlement, Charles Taylor was arrested but managed to escape from Plymouth prison in Massachussetts, USA. He formed and led the National Patriotic Front of Liberia (NPFL) to invade Liberia from the Ivory Coast in December 1989. The Doe regime quickly lost control of most of the country to his forces, and by early 1990 the civil war had transformed into a struggle for power and resources between Taylor, who controlled the majority of the country outside of Monrovia, Doe's Armed Forces of Liberia (AFL), and the various other armed groups that sprung up: Francois Massaquoi of the Lofa Defense Force (LDF) controlled gold and diamond mineral resources in Lofa County; George Boley of the Liberia Peace Council (LPC), controlled commercial operations in timber and rubber; George Dweh of the Liberians United for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD) controlled Lofa and Bomi County with both gold and diamond mineral resources; Thomas Nimely of the (MODEL) controlled southern Liberia and exported timber from the region; Alhaji G.V. Kromah of the (ULIMO-K); General Roosevelt Johnson- of the (ULIMO-J); and Sam Dokie and Tom Woewiyu of the (NPFL-CRC). The upsurge of rebel factions in the civil war was not only due to ideological differences per se but also because they wanted to control mineral, natural and commercial strategic resources.
The fighting was extremely complex as some military factions splintered into different militias, often focusing on local conflicts and economic gains. Several attempts to end the civil war were spearheaded by concerted efforts of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS)'s Economic Community of West African States Monitoring Group (ECOMOG), a multilateral armed force headed by Nigeria. After several failed attempts at reaching a ceasefire, sporadic violence halted in August 1996. After heavy fighting in Monrovia and with the intervention of ECOMOG, a ceasefire agreement was reached marking the end of the first civil war. This laid the groundwork for elections in 1997, won by Taylor's National Patriotic Party with 75 per cent of the vote.
Yet a return to democracy did little to return peace to the country. Simmering ethnic tensions amongst groups loyal to Taylor's opponents, and regional turmoil caused by Taylor's support for the Revolutionary United Front (RUF) in Sierra Leone's Civil War, soon brought about renewed violence. In 1999, Liberians for Reconciliation and Democracy (LURD) – a rebel group operating out of Guinea – attacked the town of Voinjama in the north-west, marking the beginning of a second civil war. Taylor's government, weakened by the sanctions imposed because of his support for the RUF, was unable to hold back the rebels. By 2003, Taylor controlled less than one third of the country, and heavy fighting in Monrovia led to the arrival of United Nations Mission in Liberia (UNMIL) peacekeepers in August, followed quickly by Taylor's resignation ahead of the Accra Comprehensive Peace Agreement (ACP) which ended the war. The month before, the Special Court for Sierra Leone (SCSL) – set up jointly by the Government of Sierra Leone and the United Nations to bring justice to victims by putting to trial perpetrators of sviolations of international humanitarian law and Sierra Leonean law committed during the war – indicted Taylor for his part in atrocities related to his support for the RUF, and issued an international warrant for his arrest. Although Taylor was originally indicted in 2003, he sought and was given asylum in Nigeria after fleeing Liberia. In March 2006, he fled from his house in Nigeria and tried to escape, but was arrested at the border with Cameroon. He was then extradited to the SCSL for trial following a request by the Government of Liberia. On 26 September 2013, Taylor was found guilty by the trial panel and sentenced to 50 years of imprisonment.
The ACP power-sharing agreement ended the fighting and created a National Transitional Government (NTG). The NTG, supported by UNMIL peacekeeping troops, replaced the government under the 1986 constitution and ruled until elections were held in 2005, which returned Africa's first democratically elected female president, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf. In 2006 the Liberian Truth and Reconciliation Commission (LTRC), was established with a mandate to promote national peace, security, unity and reconciliation after 20 years of dictatorship and civil war. Liberia is a major beneficiary of international development agencies, such as USAID and DFID, which invest millions of dollars developing social programmes for communities to support peacebuilding. Since 2003, UNMIL has had a strong peacekeeping force of 15,000 military personnel, 250 military observers, 160 staff officers, and 1,115 police officers in the country mandated to protect United Nations staff, facilities and civilians, support humanitarian and human rights activities, and assist in national security reform, including national police training and the formation of a new, restructured military. However, the number of peacekeepers has been reduced every year. The effects of war in Liberia were catastrophic. According to UNDP estimates, the conflict left 250,000 people dead – 1 in 14 of the entire population – and led to another third of the population fleeing to neighbouring countries. 51 per cent of Liberians are under 18 years old, many of them orphans. The economy was left in ruins, and basic infrastructure and services are non-existent. Parts of Monrovia have not had electricity since 1989.
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I began working with SERC in 2005 as a research assistant for Dave Mogk while pursuing my Master's degree at Montana State University. My initial work was with developing informational web pages for the Microbial Life Educational Resources project, including topics such as The Gulf of Mexico Dead Zone and Red Tide and primers on techniques such as Ion Chromatography and Measuring pH and Electrical Conductivity.
My position at SERC became full time in July of 2009 as a web content developer and evaluation assistant. I now work across the SERC project sites, assisting with website development and maintenance, workshop support, and website usability. I am eager at the opportunity to continue to learn more about teaching, education research, and evaluation.
Ideally, I would like to pursue my passion for teaching and/or public outreach with science education. Working with SERC has been a wonderful asset to learning new pedagogies and about how students learn. My background with science education has included tutoring, TAing, and a GK-12 fellowship teaching 4th graders about my Master's degree research and climate change for two years. I have enjoyed all of these experiences greatly and hope to pursue similar opportunities in the future.
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Focus: Glacial systems, hydrology, biogeochemistry. - B.A. Geology, with distinction. Augustana College, Rock Island, IL, 2005.
Minors: Biology and Environmental Studies.
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Manduca, Cathryn A., David W. Mogk, Barbara Tewksbury, R. Heather Macdonald, Sean P. Fox, Ellen R. Iverson, Karin Kirk, John McDaris, Carol Ormand, and Monica Bruckner (2010). SPORE: Science Prize for Online Resources in Education: On the Cutting Edge: Teaching Help For Geoscience Faculty: Science, v. 327, no. 5969, pp. 1095-1096.Kirk, Karin B., Manduca, Cathryn A., Myers, James, D., Loxom, Fred, Mogk, David W., and Bruckner, Monica Z. 2009. Teaching About Energy with Online Materials from On the Cutting Edge. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 41, No. 7, p. 155
Bruckner, Monica Z. and Harder, Jeremy. 2008. Hands-on Approaches to Place-Based Learning about Water Resources through the NSF-BSI GK-12 Program. Geological Society of America Abstracts with Programs, Vol. 40, No. 6, p. 557
Bruckner, M.Z., Rice, G., and Mogk, D.W. 2007. "Primers" on Research Techniques Used in Geomicrobiology for Students and Novices from Microbial Life Educational Resources. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2007, abstract #ED31A-0094.
Bruckner, M.Z., Skidmore, M.L., and Bond, J.D. 2007. Hydrology and Biogeochemistry of Three Alpine Proglacial Environments Resulting from Recent Glacier Retreat. American Geophysical Union, Fall Meeting 2007, abstract #GC41A-0099.
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