Charles L. Feer, JD, MPA

Charles L. Feer, JD, MPA Phone (661) 330-2746 E-mail: [email protected] P E R S O N A L

I was born and raised in Bakersfield, educated in public schools, am a life-long community volunteer and therefore have had exposure to a variety of people from diverse socio-economic backgrounds. I am a former law enforcement officer, have owned a small business. I teach at the community college level. I was a soccer referee, softball umpire. I scuba dive and study karate (Black Belt - Tae Kwon Do).

E M P L O Y M E N T

Adjunct Professor, Bakersfield College 1801 Panorama Drive Bakersfield, CA 93305 January, 1997 - Present Spring, 1997, I served as the Department Chair of Criminal Justice (Sabbatical Replacement). Duties included teaching courses in Criminal Justice, hiring adjunct faculty, maintaining department budget, scheduling classes and assigning classrooms. I also served as an Instructional Supervisor (weekends). Full-time non- tenure track January – May, 2000. I designed and implemented New Course Curriculums: Introduction to Public Administration (articulated with Calif. State University,) and Legal Aspects of Corrections, Special Topics in C.J. – Intro to Terrorism. In addition to these courses, I have taught: Intro to Criminal Justice, Intro to Corrections, Concepts of Criminal Law, Constitutional Criminal Procedure, Criminal Evidence, Forensic Evidence, Correctional Counseling, Inmate Supervision and Control, Report Writing, Concepts of Probation & Parole. I serve as a Coordinator of Cooperative Education (work experience) for students majoring in Criminal Justice. I also teach American Government (Political Science) and Business Law (Business Administration). I have served on Assessment Committees.

Instructor, WESTEC North Kern Training Center, 5801 E. Lerdo Hwy. Shafter, CA 93263 January, 2003 – January, 2011 (Part-time). Taught in the Corrections Core Classes (Academies), as well as In-Service classes, including Arrest and Control (P.C. 832) course. I am a Certified Instructor: Arrest & Control Tactics, Side-Handle Baton and Straight Baton, Metal-Tec 1400, First Aid – CPR/AED, Weapons of Mass Destruction – Awareness Level. (Please see below for a complete list of courses that I am certified to train.)

Corrections Program Training Coordinator, WESTEC North Kern Training Center, 5801 E. Lerdo Hwy. Shafter, CA 93263 January, 2007 – January, 2011. Wrote curriculum for the Bakersfield College Catalog for the entire corrections training program at WESTEC (58 courses). I maintained certification of all courses with Calif. Dept. Corrections & Rehabilitation - Corrections Standards Authority for Local Corrections (61 classes). I was the liaison for Bakersfield College administration for course offerings and program development. I was responsible for customer relations with client company/agencies for training needs. I scheduled In- Service Training classes and assigned instructors. I Maintained Department Program Budget & Resource Acquisitions.

Interim Campus Director, Bakersfield College - Delano Center 1450 Timmons Ave Delano, CA 93215 June, 2005 – September, 2006 I served as the Campus Director while the permanent Director was on Active Military Duty. I had responsibility for managing two centers including staffing (11 full-time and 34 adjunct professors), budgeting ($800k), campus maintenance and operations. I represented the Delano campus on the Educational Administrators Council and College Council. The Delano Center averaged 1,200 enrolled students (200 of which are full-time) generating $1.6m in FTES. During my tenure, the Delano Campus Center saw an increase of 14% enrollment. (This was at time when other community colleges in California experienced a stagnant or decline in their enrollments.)

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 1 Residential Counselor II, Turning Point of Central California P.O. Box 3601 Bakersfield, CA 93385 August, 2002 – July, 2003 I provided Correctional Counseling for Special Programs Component, which involved teaching Anger Management/Victim Awareness, Stress Management, Substance Abuse Awareness, Job Search Skills to inmates. I maintained a caseload of federal and state inmates in a work furlough program.

Instructor, Taft College 29 Emmons Park Taft CA, 93268 January – December, 2000 (Adjunct) I taught the Legal Aspects of Corrections class On-Line.

Utility Worker, City of Bakersfield – Department of Public Works 4101 Truxtun Avenue Bakersfield, CA 93301 Fall, 1980, Winter 1998, Summer 2001, 2002. (Full-Time Temporary Position) Equipment Operator in Street Maintenance Division. Operated front loader, bobcat tractor, vibrating rollers, end dump trucks, cement saw, jackhammers, patch truck, water tender trucks, end dump trucks.

Assistant Assignment Editor McGraw-Hill Corp. KERO-TV Channel 23 News, 321 21st Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 1998 - 1999 (30 hours per week Position) News Desk Assistant. Track breaking news stories and coordinated crew coverage; monitored police/fire radio scanners; made beat checks and gathered information by phone, fax, news wire and mail. Assigned reporters and photographers to cover stories. Coordinated with ABC network and regional ABC affiliates for shared news coverage. Wrote anchor scripts. Operated TelePrompTer. Responsible for long term planning of news stories in the Planner.

Instructor, West Hills College 300 Cherry Lane Coalinga, CA 93210 1995 - 1998 (Adjunct) Taught the Administration of Justice courses listed above (B.C.) as well as Criminology; and the Basic Corrections Academy under certification from the California Board of Corrections - Standards and Training in Corrections. I also served as an Evening Campus Administrator. I wrote several Course Revision/Review Packets.

Paralegal, Pretrial Services 1309 “L” Street Bakersfield, CA 93301 1989 - 1998 Owned and operated a small business, (1 - 4 employees) providing legal research and writing, private investigations, process service, mediation, litigation consulting and dispute resolution to attorneys in central and southern California state courts.

Law Clerk, Law Offices of Noriega & Alexander 1825 18th St. Bak. CA 93301 1988 - 1989 Conducted legal research; drafted pleadings, motions and memoranda; interviewed clients; maintained the law library.

Private Investigator, Southwest Investigations 2706 15th Street “A” Bak. CA 93301 1984 - 1988 Interviewed clients, witnesses and suspects; collected evidence; conducted surveillance; took photographs; prepared reports; testified in court. Supervised office staff; hired subcontractors and part-time employees for special assignments.

Deputy Sheriff, Kern County Sheriff’s Dept. 1350 Norris Rd. Bak. CA 93308 1984 (40 Hours per Week Temporary Position) Assigned to the Court Services Unit which included working as a Bailiff and prisoner transportation. I was also assigned to a Medium/Maximum Adult Jail Facility where I received/processed inmates; maintained order and peace among inmates. Drove county owned patrol cars; vans and buses. Operated two-way radios.

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 2 Investigative Aide, Kern County District Attorney 1215 Truxtun Bak. CA 93301 1983 (40 Hours per Week Temporary Position) Assisted in trial preparation; locating and serving subpoenas to witnesses; conducted interviews; prepared reports. Drove county owned cars; operated two-way radios. This was a plain clothes armed position.

Police Officer, City of Bakersfield 1601 Truxtun Ave. Bakersfield. CA 93301 1982 - 1983 Assigned to the Patrol Division, operating a patrol car in an assigned district to preserve the peace; protect life and property; prevent and detect crime; enforce laws and ordinances; answer calls for service; conduct initial investigations; make arrest; write reports; testify in court. I was also assigned to the complaint desk.

Group Counselor II, Kern County Probation Dept. (Juvenile Hall) 1831 Ridge Road Bakersfield CA 93305 1981- 1982 Counseled minors regarding individual and family problems; dealt with parents/guardians and public; provided orientations explaining the purpose, rules and program elements of the juvenile correctional facility. Supervised health and personal hygiene needs and the minor’s conduct in a group living situation; planned and supervised activities and work assignments. Administered personality and academic tests; wrote reports concerning the minor’s attitudes, adjustment and behavior; testified in juvenile court.

Assistant Manager, Thrifty Drug Corp. PO Box 92333 Los Angeles, CA 90009 1980 Supervised five to twenty employees; maintained financial records; handled cash; stocked and stored merchandise; prepared written reports.

Installer, Alarmex Security Systems, 2131 “G” Street Bak. CA 93301 1979 Installed and serviced direct current alarm equipment (using powered and small hand tools); met with customers to explain and demonstrate systems; responded to alarm signals to assist police & fire officials.

C O M P U T E R S K I L L S  Microsoft Operating Systems, including Windows, Office, Power Point  Statistical software applications and database systems

H O N O R S 2013 “Thirteen Gallon Club” Houchin Community Blood Bank 1996 “Father of the Year” St. Mark’s United Methodist Church 1996 National Nominating Committee, Outstanding Young Men of America Program 1994 Elected Member, Pi Alpha Alpha National Honor Society 1994 “Who’s Who in the West” 1991 “Who’s Who of American Business Leaders” 1988 “Outstanding Young Men of America” 1985 Certificate of Appreciation - “Naturalization Section Volunteer” U.S. District Court, Los Angeles, California.

C O M M U N I T Y S E R V I C E S & O R G A N I Z A T I O N S

2011 – Present, (Non-Medical) Volunteer, Kern Medical Reserve Corps.

2005 – Present, Member, Olive Knolls Church.

2009 – Present, Member, International Defensive Pistol Association. Past President of the Kern County Chapter.

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 3 2000 – 2009, Member of the Board of Directors, Youth Connection, a non-profit United Way sponsored organization providing services to “at-risk” youth.

1994 - 2002, Member, St. Mark’s United Methodist Church. Past Chairman, Board of Trustees `94 - ‘97; Volunteer Assistant Youth Director; Substitute Adult & Youth Sunday School Teacher; Lay Leader, `97; serving as Chair of the Pastor/Parish Relations Committee. (Membership 200, average attendance 100; $135k. budget.)

1995 - 1996 & 1998 - 2001, Member, Stine Elementary School Site Council, Panama-Buena Vista Union School District. Supervise the disbursement of $253k in state and federal money for equipment & staff hiring for low income and “at risk” students. (Title I & SIP funds.)

1992 - 1997, Member, Alumni Association of Calif. State University at Bakersfield. `92 - `94, Served on the Alumni Council Governing Board.

1992 - 1996, Public at Large Representative, Solid Waste Appeals Hearing Panel to the Kern County Environmental Health Services Department.

1978 - 1981, Special Investigator (Reserve) Kern County Coroner’s Office.

E D U C A T I O N

Master of Public Administration Degree, Calif. State Univ. Bakersfield, 1992 Juris Doctor Degree, Western State Univ. Fullerton, CA 1988 Bachelor of Science in Laws Degree, Western State Univ. Fullerton, 1987 American Jurisprudence Awards: Criminal Law 1986; Community Property Law 1987 Associate in Arts Degree, Bakersfield College, CA 1981

P O S T G R A D U A T E L E G A L E D U C A T I O N

Federal Practice Seminar, 10/15/94, California Attorneys for Criminal Justice (CACJ) 3 Strikes & You’re Out, 8/20/94, California Public Defenders Association (CPDA) Criminal Law Update, 5/15/93, CACJ 3rd Annual Advanced Trial Skills Institute, 1/9/93, CPDA Drunk Driving Laws Seminar, 12/14/91, CPDA Criminal Laws of Drug Cases, 9/7/91, CPDA Criminal Law Update, 5/18/91, CACJ Resurrecting the Grand Jury Indictment, 3/9/91, State Bar of California Search & Seizure Seminar, 8/25/90, CPDA Misdemeanor Practice Seminar, 6/30/90, CPDA Proposition 115 Practice Seminar, 5/18/90, CACJ

O T H E R F O R M A L T R A I N I N G & E D U C A T I O N

- Death Investigation, 40 hours, 9/4/14, Texas Forensic Science Academy , Texas Engineering Extension Service – Texas A & M University, (On-Line)

- Understanding the Dangers of Agro-terrorism, 3.5 hours, 11/13/13, U.C. Davis (Hanford, CA)

- Principles of Preparedness for Agro-terrorism and Food System Disasters, 6.5 hours, 11/13/13, U.C. Davis (Hanford, CA)

- Basic Criminal Investigation, 40 hours, Texas Engineering Extension Service – Texas A & M University, 6/25/13, (On-Line)

- Introduction to Teaching with Moodle 2.x, 30 hours, Bakersfield College, 5/10/13.

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 4 - Great Teachers Seminar, 16 hours, 4/7/13, Bakersfield College, (U.C.L.A. Lake Arrowhead, CA)

- Fraud Awareness & Prevention, U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA, Emergency Management Institute, IS-38, 10/16/12, (On-Line)

- CBRNE Standardized Awareness Authorized Training Program (Train-the- Trainer) 24 hours, 12/20/12, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Improvised Explosive Device Counterterrorism Workshop, 8 hours, 8/24/11, U.S. Department of Homeland Security (Calif. State Univ. Bakersfield)

- Initial Law Enforcement Response to Suicide Bomb Attacks, 8 hours, 6/30/11, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Field Force Operations, 24 hours, 6/29/11, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- All Hazards Readiness Training, 16 hours, 6/16/11, Kern County Department of Public Health Services, Office of Public Health Preparedness, Mercy Hospital, (Bakersfield, CA)

- Intermediate Hands on Training for CBRNE Incidents, 16 hours, 6/10/11, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL) Included an entry into the COBRA Training Facility.

- Field Force Extrication Tactics, 24 hours, 6/8/11, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Advanced Explosives Recognition – Homemade Explosives, 8 hours, 5/14/11, Central Valley Arson Investigators Assn. (Tulare, CA)

- NRA Pistol Instructor, 17 hours, 5/1/11, National Rifle Assoc. & Southwest Firearms Training (Santa Clarita, CA)

- Concepts and Procedures for Recognizing and Mitigating Suicide Bomber Threats, 8 hours, 4/15/11, Central Calif. Intelligence Center (Bakersfield, CA)

- Bomb Making Materials Awareness Course, 6 hours, 4/5/11, Central Calif. Intelligence Center (Tulare, CA).

- Range Officer Course, International Defense Pistol Assoc. (IDPA) 16 hours, 4/3/11 presented by the International Mobile Training Team - IMTT (Bakersfield, CA)

- Policing Jihad, 8 hours, 3/15/11, Central Calif. Intelligence Center (Bakersfield, CA) POST certified.

- Baton Instructor Course, 40 hours, 2/11/11 Koga Institute / Bakersfield Police Dept. POST certified

- N.R.A. Range Safety Officer, 9 hours, 2/12/11, presented by IMTT (C.C.I. Tehachapi, CA)

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 5 - Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) – Hazard Assessment & Response Management, 24 hours, 11/5/10, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL) Included an entry into the COBRA Training Facility.

- WMD – Technical Emergency Response, 32 hours, 10/30/10, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL) Included an entry into the COBRA Training Facility.

- Legal Issues for Terrorism Liaison Officers 28 CFR 23, 4 hours, 10/14/10, Central Calif. Intelligence Center

- WMD – Standardized Awareness Authorized Training Program Train-the-Trainer, 12 hours, 8/12/10, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents, 32 hours, 7/30/10, New Mexico Tech. U.S. Homeland Security, Playas, NM

- Shia Extremists – Hizbullah / Hamas – Beyond the Muslim Brotherhood, 8 hours, 6/15/10, Central Calif. Intelligence Center

- Sunni Radical Islamic Extremists, Beyond Al Qaeda, 8 hours, 5/21/10, Central Calif. Intelligence Center

- Inmate Radicalization Awareness, 8 hours, 4/29/10, D-PREPP & Regional Terrorism Threat Assessment Center, Sacramento, CA POST 7290-20129-09-003 / STC 0887-053653

- Glock Armorer’s Course, 8 hours, 1/20/10, Shafter Police Department.

- Terrorism Liaison Officer Course, 8 hours, 12/4/09, Regional Terrorism Threat Assessment Center, Sacramento, CA - Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings, 32 hours, 11/13/09, New Mexico Tech. U.S. Homeland Security, Socorro, NM

- Terrorism and WMD Awareness in the Workplace, 9/25/09, Rural Domestic Preparedness Consortium, Homeland Security, FEMA, (On-Line)

- WMD Haz-Mat Evidence Collection Course, 16 hours, 9/11/09, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- WMD Crime Scene Management, 8 hours, 9/9/09, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Emergency Response to Terrorism, 8/29/09, U.S. Homeland Security, National Fire Academy (On-Line)

- National Incident Management Systems (NIMS) 8/25/09 Emergency Management Institute, U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA IS-700a (On-Line)

- Intro to National Infrastructure Protection Plan (NIPP) 8/25/09 Emergency Management Institute U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA IS-860a (On-Line)

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 6 - Deployment Basics for FEMA Response Partners, 8/25/09 Emergency Management Institute U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA IS-102 (On-Line)

- Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) Hands-on-Training, 8 hours, 8/14/09, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL) Included an entry into the COBRA Training Facility.

- WMD Law Enforcement Response Actions, 8 hours, 8/13/09, U.S. Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- WMD Law Enforcement Protective Measures – Train the Trainer, 16 hours, 8/12/09, U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security, FEMA, Center for Domestic Preparedness, (Anniston, AL)

- Corrections Core Course Physical Conditioning Instructor Orientation, 6 hours, 6/12/09, California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation – Corrections Standards Authority, (Riverside, CA) STC 0617-051113

- Basic Defensive Handgun Course, 6 hours, 5/31/09, Powers Security Training (Bakersfield, CA)

- Nuclear / Radiological Incident Annex, 5/19/09, Emergency Management Institute U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA IS-836 (On- Line)

- Anti-Terrorism Intelligence Awareness Training Program, 8 hours, 5/7/09 Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, (Fresno, CA)

- State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training Program – Train the Trainer Workshop, 16 hours, 4/29/09, Institute for Intergovernmental Research, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance (U.S. – D.O.J.) / U.S. Attorney’s Office (Birmingham, AL)

- WMD Radiological / Nuclear Awareness, 4 hours, 4/18/09, New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center – New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (On-Line).

- WMD Awareness Course (Post-Test), 4 hours, 4/9/09, New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center – New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (On-Line)

- Understanding & Planning for School Bomb Incidents, 4 hours, 4/9/09, New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center – New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (On-Line).

- Introduction to Incident Command Systems for Law Enforcement, 4/8/09, Emergency Management Institute U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA I-100 (On- Line)

- WMD Awareness Course (Pre-Test), 4 hours, 4/7/09, New Mexico Tech Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center – New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (On-Line).

- Emergency Management Concerns for the First Responder in Terrorism and Disasters, 1 hour, 4/7/09, Texas Engineering Extension Service – Texas A & M University (On-Line)

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 7 - Basic EMS Concepts for WMD Incidents, 8 hours, 4/6/09 Texas Engineering Extension Service – Texas A & M University (On-Line)

- New WMD Incident Management / Unified Command Concept, 8 hours, 4/6/09 Texas Engineering Extension Service – Texas A & M University (On-Line)

- TREXPO Conference, 24 Hours, 4/2/2009, Completed course work: A First Responder’s Guide to Terrorist Detection & Prevention, 4 hours; Civil Disobedience, 4 hours; Solutions Group International – Tactical Medicine, 2 hours; The QuickClot Hemostatic Agent – Train the Trainer, 2 hours; Gangs Panel Discussion, 2 hours; How Evolving Technology Can Effect Tactics, Training & Procedures in the Future, 1 hour; Extreme Islam, 4 hours. (Long Beach, CA)

- Lessons Learned, Columbine & Virginia Tech, (Lt. Col. Dave Grossman) 8 hours, 3/3/09, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Downey, CA)

- Introduction to Incident Command Systems for Schools, 2/28/09, Emergency Management Institute U.S. Homeland Security / FEMA IS-100 (On- Line)

- Lets Talk Campus Safety, 8 hours, 2/26/09 Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Los Angeles, CA)

- Law Enforcement Response to Terrorism, 8 hours, 2/22/09 Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (On-Line) POST 9180-25556-08-237

- PC 832 Presenter’s Workshop, 10 hours, 2/19/09 Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training POST (Sacramento, CA)

- State and Local Anti-Terrorism Training, 16 hours, 1/15/09, Institute for Intergovernmental Research, and the Bureau of Justice Assistance / U.S. Attorney’s Office (San Francisco, CA)

- Crime Scene Investigation, 40 hours, 11/7/08, Alan Hancock College (Santa Maria, CA) POST 3010-31650-08-001

- Straight Baton Instructor Course, 40 hours, 10/24/08 Koga Institute / Stockton Police Dept. POST

- Neighborhood Emergency Training “Train the Trainer” 4 hours, 10/3/08 Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Los Angeles, CA)

- Arrest & Control Techniques Instructor Course, Level 2, 40 hours, 7/11/08 Koga Institute / Bakersfield Police Dept. POST Control #1080-20795-08-001

- Focus: Achieving Your Highest Priorities, 8 hours, 6/17/08, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Whittier, CA)

- Use of Force and Tactics, 8 hours, 4/11/08, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department (Cerritos, CA) POST Control #7980-22511-07-_ _ _

- Organizational Tools: 7 Habits for Law Enforcement, 24 hours, 4/11/08, Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department. (Based on Franklin Covey “The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People” (Los Angeles, CA) POST Control #7980-

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 8 22307-07-_ _ _

- Instructor Symposium Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training 24 Hours, 3/28/08, Completed coursework on “Utilizing “A-Ha Performance’ Insights and Practices in Getting Voluntary Compliance from Others”, Adult Learning Concepts, Training from the Back of the Room, De-Motivation, Emotional Intelligence, Training the Adult Learner, Presentation Skills, 7 Habits for Law Enforcement, Critical Thinking Skills (San Diego, CA) POST #9180- 40724-07-001

- Great Teachers Seminar, 16 hours, 2/24/08, Bakersfield College (U.C.L.A. Lake Arrowhead, CA)

- TREXPO Conference, 24 Hours, 2/21/2008, Completed coursework on Legal Update for Training Managers, 4 hours; West Coast Gang Migration, 4 hours; Beslan Terrorist School Siege, 3 hours; Active Shooter Encounters, 2 hours; Multiple Terrorist Training Doctrine, 3 hours; P.O.S.T. Coordinator’s Course, 2 hours; Metal-Tec 1400 Instructor’s Course, 4 hours. (Long Beach, CA)

- P.C. 832 Laws of Arrest Update, 14 hours, 2/14/08, Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training (Sacramento, CA)

- Public Sector Employment Law Update, 3 hours, 5/24/07, Liebert, Cassidy & Whitmore; Kern Community College District (Bakersfield, CA)

- Performance Management: Evaluation and Discipline for Community College Districts, 3 hours, 4/27/07, Liebert, Cassidy & Whitmore; Kern Community College District (Bakersfield, CA)

- SD-1 Instructor Course, 24 hours, 4/18/07 Koga Institute / POST (Stockton, CA Police Dept.)

- Straight Baton Instructor Course, 40 hours, 11/3/06 Koga Institute / POST (Stockton, CA Police Dept.)

- Performance Management Series, Leadership Development Program, 24 hours, 7/18/06, Bakersfield College, Corporate & Community Services (Bakersfield, CA)

- Control Device and PR-24 Side-Handle Police Baton Instructor Course, 16 hours, 5/10/06, Monadnock Police Training Council / WESTEC (Shafter, CA)

- The Leader’s Voice, Workforce Leaders Institute, 16 hours, 4/7/06 Los Angeles/Orange County Regional Consortium/ Rio Hondo College

- Self Defense Techniques, 32 hours, 12/16/05 Koga Institute / POST (Irvine Police Dept. CA)

- Arrest & Control Techniques Instructor Course, 40 hours, 10/21/05 Koga Institute / POST (Bakersfield Police Dept. CA)

- Sexual Harassment Training, 2 hours, 8/17/05 Bakersfield College

- Extreme Self Defense Techniques, 16 hours, 3/29/05 Koga Institute / POST (Glendale, CA Police Dept.)

- Arrest & Control Techniques Instructor Course, 40 hours, 8/13/04

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 9 Koga Institute / POST (Irvine Police Dept., CA)

- Surviving Edged Weapons, 8 hours, 7/24/04 WESTEC / California Board of Corrections (BOC) #256-012273

- Prison Gangs, 8 hours, 11/17/03 & 12/7/07 WESTEC / BOC #256-002932

- Anger Management, 8 hours, 6/12/03 WESTEC / BOC #256-12249

- Progressive Discipline, 8 hours, 12/3/02 WESTEC / BOC #256-002931

- Weaponless Self-Defense & Control Techniques, 8 hours, 11/16/02 WESTEC / BOC #256-002461

- Handling Aggressive Assaultive Inmates, 8 hours, 11/8/02 WESTEC / BOC #256-012482

- Basic First Aid/CPR Inclusive, 8 hours, 10/7/02, Renewed 9/22/04, 10/18/06 Medic First Aid Training Inc. / WESTEC Reg. #30714, 30289 and 13764

Learning Objects: The Building Blocks of Extraordinary Online Courses, 8 hours, 11/15/2000, League for Innovation in the Community Colleges (Anaheim, CA)

- Developing and Using Multimedia for Teaching and Learning, 40 hours, 6/8/2000, Bakersfield College - Summer Institute of Instructional Technology

- Safety Through Construction and Maintenance Zones, 16 hours, 1/23/98, California Department of Transportation / U.C. Berkley

- Certified Examining Agency Designee (Proctor Course), (P.C. 832) 8 hours, 6/26/97, Fresno Co. Sheriff’s Dept. / POST

- Arrest, Search, Seizure & Firearms, (P.C. 832), 64 hours, 11/23/96, Taft College / POST #6490-80100-96002

- Vocational Education Leadership Seminar, 12 hours, 3/23/96, Bay Regional Consortium / California Chancellor’s Office (San Mateo, CA)

- Police Training Manager’s Update, 24 hours, Fall, 1995 Calif. Assoc. of Police Training Officers / Cerro Coso College / POST

- Public Safety Instructor Development Course, 40 hours, 4/14/95, California Chancellor’s Office / POST (Rio Hondo College, CA)

- Police Officer Survival, 24 hours, 10/29/84, Clough-Cameron Consultants Inc. / Kern Co. Sheriff’s Dept. / BOC

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 10 - Street Survival Seminar, 16 hours, 4/12/84, STC #083-4973 Calibre Press Inc. / Las Vegas Metro Police Dept. / POST

- Kern County Peace Officers’ Basic Academy, Bakersfield College/ POST, 4/29/03 POST #310-0010-202

- Basic Juvenile Institutions Phase III, 40 hours, Fall `82, Modesto College / California Youth Authority (CYA)

- Basic Juvenile Institutions Phase I, 40 hours, Fall `82 Modesto College / CYA

- Safe Burglaries, 3 hours, 11/3/82, Bakersfield Police Department In-Service Training School (BPD)

- Defensive Driving, 8 hours, 5/6/82, BPD

- Techniques of Handcuffing, 3 hours, 5/5/82, BPD

- Neighborhood Watch, 3 hours, 4/7/82, BPD

- Baton Training, 3 hours, 3/3/82, BPD

- Legal Update, 3 hours, 2/3/82, BPD

- Reserve Peace Officer’s Level II Academy, 11/17/81 - 2/9/82, Bakersfield College / POST #310-8042-105

- Firearms Training, 3 hours, 10/25/80, International Assoc. of Security Professionals

- Arrest, Search and Seizure and Firearms (P.C. 832), 64 hours, 4/7/79, BC / POST #310-780-242

- Chemical Agents Training, 8 hours, 11/11/78, Bakersfield College (BC) / POST

- Exercising Powers to Arrest, 24 hours, 4/29/78, BC / Dept. of Consumer Affairs

- Police Baton Training, 16 hours, 3/18/78, BC / POST

- Firearms for Security Personnel, 8 hours, 1/7/78, BC / Dept. of Consumer Affairs

I hold Certification from the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation – Corrections Standards Authority to teach the following subjects: Adult Corrections Officer Core Course (208 hour academy) Juvenile Corrections Officer Core Course (164 hour academy) Deputy Probation Officer core course (172 hour academy) Supervisor Core course (80 hours) Sexual Harassment Prevention Suicide Prevention Prisoner Transportation Prison Rape Elimination Act Handling Aggressive / Assaultive Inmates Inmate Transportation/Escape Procedures Anger Management – Theirs and Yours

Charles L. Feer Curriculum Vitae Page 11 Understanding Prejudice Weaponless Self Defense & Control Techniques Advanced Report Writing Anatomy of a “set-Up” / Games Criminals Play Unarmed Self-Defense Refresher Course (16 hours) Escape Prevention Inmate Classification / Disciplinary Process Liability Issues / Courtroom Demeanor Weaponless Defense Basic Principles of Management (16 hours) Surviving Edged Weapons Restraint Gear Application Training for Trainers (16 hours) Violence in the Workplace Leadership Issues for Lead Staff (24 hours) Law Enforcement Protective Measures for WMD Rights of Prisoners Positive Inmate – Staff Relations Through Communication and Ethics Progressive discipline Emergency Procedures Assertiveness Training Crime Scene Investigations Positive Thinking in Corrections Use of Force and Other Civil Liabilities Stress in a Corrections Environment CPR / First Aid

I hold Instructor Certification and Designated Proctor Certification from the California Commission on Peace Officer Standards and Training to teach the Laws of Arrest, Search and Seizure – Arrest and Control course P.C. 832 (40 hours).

I am a Certified Trainer - State and Local Anti-Terrorism, Bureau of Justice Assistance – U.S. Department of Justice.

I am a Certified Trainer in Law Enforcement Protective Measures for Weapons of Mass Destruction (8 hour course) as well as the WMD - Standardized Awareness Authorized Training Program (8 hours) from the Center for Domestic Preparedness, Department of Homeland Security.

I am certified to teach the Incident Response to Terrorist Bombings (4 hour course) as well as the Prevention of and Response to Suicide Bombing Incidents, (4 hour course) from the New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology.

I am a Certified Range Safety Officer and Pistol Instructor from the National Rifle Association; and Handgun Safety Instructor from the Calif. Department of Justice.

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