Ian Dombroski

 

Baltimore Educated

* Juris Doctor in Criminal Practice, Litigation, and Advocacy, University of Baltimore Law School
* Bachelor of Arts, Physics and College of the Holy Cross
* Certificate in Criminal Justice Leadership, University of Maryland Global Campus

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Ian Dombroski is a long-serving officer who has served for more than 24 years. Stevenson University now has an adjunct professor who teaches local students about Criminal Justice, Law Enforcement, and Criminal Law and Procedures. Ian Dombroski, a licensed attorney with a B.A. The College of the Holy Cross awarded Ian Dombroski a B.A. in Physics. He also studied Criminal Justice Leadership at the University of Maryland Global Campus.

Adjunct Professor

* Students enrolled in the School of Humanities and Social Sciences with a focus on Criminal Justice: Law Enforcement and Criminal Law and Procedure.
* Created lesson plans, course syllabi, and curriculum to meet the needs and interests of diverse students.
* Used educational databases to track and report student performance, progress, and assignments.
* Used a blended learning approach to make sure courses were stimulating and engaging; provided individual assistance based upon student needs.

Hobbies and interests

Back Pain Advice Articles
Youth Basketball
CrossFit
A licensed attorney

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