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“Western prepared
me very well for law school
and for a career in the legal
profession. The professors,
being lawyers themselves,
gave me a real world view
of what law school and the
practice of law would be
like. I would recommend Western
to anyone!”
Melinda A. Troeger, ’01
Attorney
at Law
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“I graduated with
degrees in Legal Assistance
and Criminal Justice,
which laid an excellent foundation
for me to obtain employment
as a paralegal and to continue
my education in law school.
Having both degrees and work
experience with the law gave
me a definite advantage in
law school and in my career.”
Diane Hook, ’90
Attorney
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“The
education I received at Western
went beyond the classroom.
As a young adult, I was exposed
to new perspectives on issues
and society, and was presented
with other viewpoints to
consider.
“The
outdoor classroom at Yellowstone
National Park is my ‘golden’
memory. What a great experience;
I still have the diary
of my trip.”
Sergeant Sheldon
A. Lyon, ’84
Missouri State Highway Patrol
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“The
professors were very experienced
in their fields. The Criminal
Justice Department professors
always went above and beyond
with their dedication and
assistance. I don’t
think I could have found
a better college education
or experience anywhere else.”
Derek Conard, ’82
Chief
Deputy Juvenile Officer
Fifth
Judicial Circuit Juvenile
Division, State of Missouri
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“My
education at Western helped
me develop skills that I
use in the workplace every
day. I completed an internship
with my present employer,
and that helped me secure
this job.”
Chad Higdon,’02
Field
Representative
Congressman
Sam Graves
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"Over the
years, I have come to appreciate
the focus of Western instructors
on student needs. Also, the
professors were all very
connected to the community
and to local criminal justice
agencies, and that was a
great benefit to all of us.
Now, as the administrator
of one of those local criminal
justice agencies, I still
see that connection 25 years
later."
Laura Hibbs, '79
District
Administrator Missouri
Department of Corrections,
Probation and Parole
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