Since 1992, the reach and impact of the Ethics Center have exceeded even the most optimistic of expectations. But much work remains to be done. With that in mind, in 2000, the Center established an Ethics Advisory Council to assist in charting the future of the Ethics Center. Composed of volunteers from across law enforcement and government, this body meets periodically – either in person or electronically – to evaluate programs and services and provide guidance to the staff at the Center for Law Enforcement Ethics.

Current members of the Ethics Advisory Council, appointed to two year terms, are:

Cheryl L. Dunlop

Director of Administrative Services

City of Rockwall

385 Goliad

Rockwall, TX  75087

Andrew Golebioski

Staff Sergeant

Winnipeg Police Service

P.O. Box 1680

Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3C227

James J. Karam

Lieutenant

Rensselaer County Sheriff’s Office

4000 Main Street

Troy, NY  12180

Brian F. Kingshott, Ph.D.

Grand Valley State University

401 W. Fulton St., 275C DeVos Center

Grand Rapids, MI  49504

Thomas E. Meloni

Deputy Chief

Wheaton Police Department

900 W. Liberty Drive

Wheaton, IL  60187

Daniel T. Primozic, Ph.D.

Associate Director

Institute for Law Enforcement Administration

The Center for American and International Law

5201 Democracy Drive

Plano, TX  75024

Frank Roma

Assistant Chief

McKinney Police Department

2200 Taylor-Burk Drive

McKinney, TX  75071

Patricia S. Scheckel-Hollingsworth

Training Coordinator

NCTCOG Regional Police Academy

P.O. Box 5888, 616 Six Flags Drive

Arlington, TX  76005-5888

Michael J. Silsbee

Quality Assurance Manager (Retired)

North Carolina Department of Correction

203 Merry Hill Drive

Cary, NC  27518-2223

Todd Wuestewald

Chief of Police

Broken Arrow Police Department

2302 S. First Place

Broken Arrow, OK  74012

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