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Fred A. Newell
School of Public Service and Administration
School of Public Service and Administration
Assistant Adjunct Professor of Criminal Justice
fnewell@andersonuniversity.edu
(704) 516-1971
- fnewell@andersonuniversity.edu
- (704) 516-1971
Academic Background
Doctor of Management in Homeland Security and Emergency Management, Colorado Technical University
MBA in Public Administration, Pfeiffer University
M.A in Leadership, Bellevue University
B.A in Criminal Justice, Pfeiffer University
Teaching at AU
What year did you start teacing at AU?
2015
How would you describe your classes to someone who has never attended one?
While the curriculum can be challenging, I generally foster a very supportive classroom environment. You will have fun, you will have healthy debate, and you will leave with kernels of wisdom that help you to be better prepared to take on the world.
Contact
fnewell@andersonuniversity.edu
Phone
(704) 516-1971
Fast Facts
While the curriculum can be challenging, I generally foster a very supportive classroom environment. You will have fun, you will have healthy debate, and you will leave with kernels of wisdom that help you to be better prepared to take on the world.
Criminal Law, Incident Management and Planning for Emergencies, Introduction to Criminal Justice
I love teaching at Anderson University because it is an incredible, faith-based institution that truly understands the necessity of placing Christ in all that we do. I believe Anderson University truly appreciates and cares for its students and faculty, and that is a rare quality these days. I love the supportive atmosphere. It is those great relationships fostered with the leadership as well as with the students that continue to drive my passion for teaching here.
Newell, Fred A. 2014. “Correctional Theories and Ideologies.” In American Corrections, Chapter 1. Schaumberg, Illinois: Words of Wisdom LLC.
