The National Criminal Justice Honor Society is Alpha Phi Sigma (APS), which recognizes academic excellence among criminal justice students. As the only criminal justice honor society accredited by the Association of College Honor Societies, APS has been established since 1942 and represents members worldwide who are striving to promote critical thinking, scholarship, and lifelong learning in criminal justice. APS offers members opportunities such as scholarships, an annual conference, a newsletter, and networking.

1. The National Criminal
Justice Honor Society
The Only Criminal Justice Honor Society Accredited by the
Association of College Honor Societies

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As a co-founder and principal consultant at
Countermeasure Consulting Group in Frisco,
Texas, Chris Grollnek serves clients in the
state and nationwide on issues specific to
high-risk police operations and active shooter
prevention techniques used by law
enforcement professionals. Mr. Grollnek has
been a distinguished member of the
Alpha Phi Sigma fraternal order since 2011,
when he was pursuing a PhD in criminal
justice.

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Alpha Phi Sigma (APS) is the National Criminal
Justice Honor Society, a fraternal order recognizing
academic excellence among undergraduate and
graduate students of criminal justice. Established in
1942, APS represents members worldwide and
strives to promote critical thinking, rigorous
scholarship, and life-long learning in the field of
criminal justice. With chapters on college campuses
across North America, APS offers members
scholarship opportunities for study, invitations to the
annual conference held by the Academy of Criminal
Justice Science, a subscription to The Docket
newsletter, and networking and job referrals that
come with lifetime membership.