Faculty of the Criminal Justice Department

Full-time Faculty

Chairperson of the Department: Raymond R. Rainville: (BS, Monmouth; MA, Rider; Ph.D., Fordham)
Introduction to Criminology; Cops, Crime & Cimena; Juvenile Delinquency and Juvenile Justice; Criminal Correctional Systems; Probation and Parole; Comparative Criminal Justice Systems; Drugs, Society and Behavior; Criminal Justice Media; Child Protection Agencies; and Criminal Justice Internships.

Richard J. Cosgrove:  (BA, Jersey City State College; MA, Seton Hall University; Ed.D. Seton Hall University)
Criminal Investigation, Criminal Justice Ethics, Police Culture, Terrorism and Threat Assessment, Internships

Kari Larsen: (BA, Saint Peter's College; JD, Fordham; Ll.M., Seton Hall Law)
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Evidence, Legal Principles, and Criminal Justice Ethics.

Daniel Simone: (BS, Jersey City State College; MS, New Jersey City University; Ed.D., Seton Hall University)
Introduction to Criminology, Introduction to Law Enforcement, Community Policing, Corrpution, Police Administration, Leadership in Criminal Justice Agencies, Criminal Investigation, Police Patrol, and Research Techniques and Data Analysis.

Adjunct Faculty

William E. Carr: (Rutgers, BA; College of NJ, M. Ed; Nova Southeastern, DPA)
White Collar Crime

Robert L. Cerefice: (BA, Seton Hall; LLB, Suffolk University Law School)
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Evidence, Legal Principles, and Criminal Justice Ethics.

Samuel Cicalese: (BA, Jersey City State College; MA, Seton Hall)
Police Culture, Careers in Criminal Justice, Police Patrol, and Infamous Crimes and Criminals.

Philip DiNicola: (MA, The College of New Jersey)
Police Administration.

Michael Downey: (PhD, JD, Georgetown)
Criminal Law, Criminal Procedure, Criminal Evidence.

Terrence Hull: (JD, Seton Hall)
Criminal Procedure/Evidence.

John Jordan: (AA, Union College; BA, Rutgers College; MPA, Rutgers Univ)
Probation and Parole, American Correction Systems, Infamous Crimes and Criminals, Juvenile Delinquency.

William Laraia: (MA)

Brian G. Onieal, CPP: (BS, Jersey City State College; MA, New Jersey City University)
Crime Investigation, Security Management, Homicide Investigation.

Thomas Pittarese: (AA, CUNY; BS, Long Island Univ; MA, Saint Peter's College '95)
Introduction to Law Enforcement, Community Policing, Police Patrol, and Corruption.

Anthony Romano: (BA, Saint Peter's College '77; MS, New Jersey City University)
Introduction to Law Enforcement, Community Policing, Patrol Procedures.

Hector M. Rodriguez: (Montclair State University, BA; Drake University School of Law, JD; New York Theological Seminary, MD; New Brunswick Theological Seminary, DM)
Criminal Procedure, Criminal Evidence

Brian Royster: (MEd, EdD, Seton Hall)
Police Administration, Patrol Procedures, Terrorism, Physical Threat Assessment.

Edgar Sepulveda: (JD, Seton Hall)
Gangs and Criminal Enterprises, Criminal Corrections Systems, Juvenile Delinquency.

Philip Walsky: (BA, Kent State; MS, CUNY)
Introduction to Law Enforcement, Criminal Law, Comparative Corrections Systems, Forensics, Homicide Investigation, Investigative Techniques, Physical Security and Assessment.

Emeritus Faculty

Stephen Doyle: (MA, Boston College; Assoc. Prof/Sociology - Emeritus)
Corruption, Organized Crime.