Middleburg Heights Police Department Campus Visit

Last week, Middleburg Heights Police Officers Mark Malenic and Dave Holderbaum visited AU to talk with criminal justice students interested in a position with the Department.  They also spoke to students in CJ 450 (Ethics) about the Middleburg Heights Police Department hiring process and how it relates to hiring practices in law enforcement in general. 

Students Regina Delucia and Brent Grant;
 Officers Malenic and Holderbaum

Professor Hedrick, who arranged the visit last Tuesday, noted that "it's important for students to start thinking about the hiring process earlier than they'd think - by their junior year, really - because it can take a while.  The process involves testing, results for which are usually valid for two years, and getting on a police department or other law enforcement agency's list can put students on track to interview shortly after graduation instead of months after."

Students who were unable to attend the sessions last week should contact Professor Hedrick with any questions.

Thank you, Officers Malenic and Holderbaum!

Spring Career, Internship and Graduate School Fair Hosted by Career Services

Wednesday, March 16

1:00 pm – 4:00 pm

Upper Convocation

Professional dress is required for this event (for guidance on what to wear, consult the Career Service's Business Attire Pamphlet). Be sure to bring several copies of your resume, as well.

Student Registration, which is highly recommended, will be available on the Career Services website. All registered students will receive nametags to wear at the event.

There are many exciting opportunities for jobs and internships at this career fair. Employers attending include:

•  ATIC (Advanced Technical Intelligence Center) 
•  Ohio State Highway Patrol 
• US Customs and Border Protection  

In addition to these employers, there will be many graduate schools attending with great opportunities. AU students should refer to the Career Services website (link above) for a complete list of employers and graduate schools who will be in attendance at the Fair.

Human Trafficking Awareness Group Informational Meeting

The Religion and Criminal Justice programs will be revitalizing Ashland University's Human Trafficking Awareness Group (HTAG).

For any student interested in joining the group, there will be an informational meeting on Tuesday, February 16th at 3:30, in room 13 of the Rinehart Center.  This is a great opportunity to get involved and learn more about what you can do in the fight to end Human Trafficking.   

Contact Professor Dickson in the Religion Department with questions or for more information.

View our post covering a recent event featuring two human trafficking survivors' experiences and call to action here.