Co-Director Project Aletheia at John Jay College (CUNY)
📍 Wichita, Kansas, United States
With over 26 years in law enforcement, Christian now serves as Co-Director for Project Aletheia at John Jay College. He is an expert in science-based interviewing and crisis negotiation, drawing from his experience as a Police Captain. He holds a bachelors degree from Kansas State University.
He is a self-described "Conflict Whisperer & Information Gatherer Extraordinaire. "
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Experience
13 Years
Current Role
Co-Director Project Aletheia
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
Wichita, Kansas, United States
Personality Overview
How Christian shows up
Upfront
Judgemental
Demanding
They care equally about the product and its potential impact. They can be nudged to make faster decisions by offering what they value. They focus on objectivity in a pitch and pay little attention to bells and whistles.
Priorities
Topics Christian cares about
Science-Based Interviewing
His career is built on this expertise, from implementing it at the Wichita PD to his current academic work at John Jay College and his publications.
Law Enforcement Innovation
He modernized investigative practices at his former department, writes about new policing models, and advocates for evidence-based policing methods.
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Career
Work history
5-2024
Co-Director Project Aletheia
John Jay College (CUNY)
2-2024
Associate
Leadercraft
9-2023
Executive Fellow
National Policing Institute
11-2021
Police Captain - Crimes Against Persons
Wichita Police Department
1-2012 - 2-2022
Police Crisis Negotiator / Unit Commander
Wichita Police Department
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