1. MICHAEL DEAN WILSON
Email: (P) mdwprofessionalservices@yahoo.com
Cell: 336-552-6229
ACADEMIC PREPRATION:
MJA Master of Justice Administration (2015)
Methodist University, Fayetteville, NC
Capstone Study: Officer Assiduity: Examination of Officer
Receptiveness to Relational Changes with Community Stakeholders
AOMP Administrative Officers Management Program Certificate (2004)
NC State University, Raleigh, NC
BA Baccalaureate of Arts in Managerial Psychology (1986)
High Point University, High Point, NC
ACADEMIC AND PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS:
Symposium: Methodist University’s Third Annual Graduate Research Symposium,
(2016)
– Topic: An Examination of Domestic Violence, Causation, Prevention, and
Offender Rehabilitation in Eurasia.
Guest Speaker: Salem College (2015)
– Course: Intercultural Communications- Dr. Andrea Patterson
– Topic: A short discussion regarding my experience developing relationships and
communication as an International Police Advisor
Principle Speaker: US State Department’s Domestic Violence Seminar, Tbilisi,
Georgia (2014)
– Purpose: To launch a “29 Days against Domestic Violence” Program which was
sponsored by multi-national organizations working in domestic violence issues in
the Republic of Georgia
– Seminar Topic: The interview of victims and witnesses of domestic violence, and
the interrogation of domestic violence offenders
Guest Speaker: North Carolina Criminal Information Exchange (NCCIX)
Conference (2003)
– Topic: The Interview and Interrogation of Pedophiles
Guest Speaker: West Virginia Prosecutorial Conference (2003)
– Topic: Interview, interrogation, and the use of Polygraph in criminal
investigations

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RESEARCH AND PROFESSIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT:
Academic Research: Graduate Study (2015)
– Topic: An Examination of Domestic Violence, Causation, Prevention, and Offender
Rehabilitation in Eurasia
Curriculum Development: Countering Violent Extremism (2016)
– Purpose: This four-module curriculum was written to provide counter-extremism
training as part of the existing United Nations Police Peacekeeping curriculum
Curriculum Development: Incident Command System (2016)
– Purpose: This five-module curriculum was written to provide training to United
Nations Police Peacekeeper Command Staff in managing critical incidents
Curriculum Development: Criminal Investigative Trainer’s Course, Republic
of Georgia (2014)
– Purpose: This six week curriculum, included 45 investigative topic areas and 11
instructional topic areas which written to provide Georgian Police Instructors and
Prosecutors with an international stand of best practices in criminal investigation
Curriculum Development: Federal Investigative Training Center’s Master
Instructor Course, Republic of Iraq (2012)
– Purpose: This 12 week curriculum, included 240 hours of investigative and
instructional training written to provide the Iraqi National Police and Iraq’s High
Judicial Council with a standardized course in criminal investigation
Curriculum Evaluation: International Associate of Directors of Law Enforcement
Standards and Training (IADLEST)
– Currently working as an independent contractor to evaluate submitted law
enforcement-related curriculum to determine if it meets IADLEST standards of
“best practices” in law enforcement training.
EXPERIENCE PROMOTING CULTURAL DIVERSITY
– Working with multi-national women’s groups in Domestic Violence Initiatives-
Collaborated closely with international women’s groups in the prevention of
domestic violence, and the development of domestic violence programs in the
Republic of Georgia
– Established a relationship with Chechen Tribal Elders in remote region of
Georgia-Established the first-known US interface and collaboration with the
Chechen Tribal Elders of the Pankisi Gorge in Georgia in order to establish
community policing and domestic violence initiatives in this remote region
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– Integrated Police and Prosecutors with no previous history of interface-
Integrated Iraq’s National Police with Iraq’s High Judicial Council in their first
integrated training venue and acceptance of standardized core curriculum
– Successfully advocated for gender equality in investigative training-successfully
lobbied for female officers and prosecutors in all training programs in Georgia.
– Successfully collaborated with the European Union in developing police
curriculum and training-Facilitated the first successful collaboration in Iraq with
the European Union Rule of Law (EUJUS LEX) in developing curriculum and the
presentation of police training
– Acted as sole Foreign Advisor in violence and domestic violence initiatives in
the Georgian Ministry-Acted as a personal advisor to Georgia’s Deputy Minister
Levan Izoria in all violence and domestic violence initiatives undertaken by the
government of Georgia
TEACHING EXPERIENCE:
Mobile Training Team Trainer (Rwanda and Senegal, 2016)
– Taught a variety of human rights and police related topics in 8-week and 3-week
training programs to Formed Police Units as part of their Pre-Deployment Training
as UN Peacekeepers to the Central African Republic
Police Advisor and Trainer (Georgia, 2014)
– Taught 80 hours of a120 hour criminal investigation program which I developed
for Georgia
– Provided domestic violence prevention, intervention, and investigation training
– Evaluated domestic violence training being conducted at the International Law
Enforcement Academy (ILEA), Budapest, Hungary
Guest Instructor- Anti-Corruption Center (Moldova, 2013)
– Developed and presented two one-week interview and interrogation programs for
the US Dept. of State introducing modern interview and interrogation techniques to
Moldova’s polygraph examiners and anti-corruption investigators
Police Advisor and Trainer (Iraq, 2012)
– Taught and or facilitated the instruction of a 240 hour criminal investigation
program designed to train instructors in the new investigative curriculum which I
developed
International Police Advisor (Iraq, 2005)
– Taught basic leadership to Iraqi first-line, mid-level, and executive level police
supervisors

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Adjunct Instructor – (Rockingham Community College, Wentworth, NC, 2003-2005)
– Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET)
• Physical Fitness and Fitness Assessment
• Subject Control and Arrest Techniques (SCAT)
– Adult Education Forensic Training Program
• Basic Crime Scene
• Advanced Crime Scene
• Sex Crimes Investigations
• Death Investigations
• Evidence Management and Control
• Crime Scene Interviewing
• Crime Scene Search Procedures
– Criminal Justice Associates Degree Program
• Investigative Principles
• Criminalistics
Adjunct Instructor- North Carolina Justice Academy (1989-1990)
– Officer Survival II Instructor
Primary Instructor- North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation (1988-2004)
– Primary Defensive Tactics Instructor for all SBI Academies and In-service training
– Primary Instructor and Coordinator for SBI Academy Interrogation Training
Primary Instructor- Winston-Salem Police Department, (1979-1987)
– Primary Defensive Tactics Instructor for all WSPD academies and in-service
training
RELEVANT PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:
Police Advisor- U.S. Department of State, International Narcotic and Law Enforcement
Bureau, Republic of Georgia, 2014
Senior Police Advisor- U.S. Department of State, International Narcotic and Law
Enforcement Bureau, Iraq, 2012-2013
Deputy Chief of Training Operations, Directorate of Interior Affairs-Civilian Police
Assistance Training Team (CPATT), Private Contractor through U.S. Dept. of Justice, 2007
Medical Board Investigator, State of North Carolina, 2006
International Police Trainer, Civilian Police Assistance Training Team (CPATT), Private
Contractor through U.S. Department of Justice, 2005
– Served in the following capacities:
– Instructor
– Mid-level Training Team Leader
– Executive Leadership Program Team Leader
– CPATT Executive Staff: Plans and Reporting Officer

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– Professional Standards Investigator
– Senior Police Advisor to Iraq’s Ministry of Interior
– Police Partnership Program’s (P-3) Deputy Bureau Chief
Special Agent, North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation, 1987 to 2004
– Served in the following capacities:
– Assistant Special Agent in-Charge and State-Wide
Polygraph Coordinator
– Polygraph Examiner
– State and Federal Task Force Investigator
– “Murder Unsolved Team” Investigator
– Criminal Agent and Intelligence Coordinator
– Instructor and Instructor Coordinator
Police Officer, Winston-Salem Police Department 1978 to 1987
• Served in the following capacities:
– Uniformed Patrol Officer
– Vice/Narcotics Detective
– Special Weapons and Tactics Team Member
– Primary Defensive Tactics Instructor
–
Senior Demolition Sergeant, U.S. Army, 7th
Special Forces Group, Fort Bragg, NC, 1974-
1978
HONORS:
– Letter or Appreciation, Chief Prosecutor’s Office, Georgia, 2014
– Franklin Award, U.S. Department of State, 2012
– Three Certificates of Appreciation, Iraq’s Ministry of Interior Affairs, 2012
– Letter of Appreciation, Iraq’s Criminal Evidence Directorate
– Honor Graduate, Basic Airborne School. 1975
AFFILIATIONS:
– Alpha Phi Sigma Honor Society
CREDENTIALS AND REFERENCE
– College transcripts, letters of recommendation, references, records validating
veteran’s status, and all other corroborating documents will be provided upon
request.