Penn State University Appoints Falesha Ghee as Station Commander for Penn State Brandywine

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Falesha Ghee, a veteran law enforcement officer with 14 years of experience, has been appointed as the sergeant and station commander for Penn State Brandywine. Ghee brings extensive experience in law enforcement and higher education public safety, as well as community policing. She will lead the police and public safety station at Penn State Brandywine, serving the campus community.

Key Takeaways:

  • Falesha Ghee was appointed as the sergeant and station commander for Penn State Brandywine, bringing 14 years of experience in law enforcement.
  • Ghee has worked with various organizations, including the Philadelphia Police Department, Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia's West/Southwest Victim Services program, Drexel University, and the Community College of Philadelphia.
  • As station commander, Ghee will oversee police and public safety services at Penn State's Brandywine campus.
  • Ghee earned an associate degree in criminal justice from the Community College of Philadelphia and has completed numerous law enforcement and emergency response certifications.
  • Ghee will report to Lt. Sanjay Bridges, who oversees police and public safety at Penn State's Abington, Brandywine, Great Valley, Lehigh Valley, and Navy Yard campuses.
  • Ghee's experience in community policing and higher education public safety will be valuable assets to the Penn State Brandywine campus community.
  • Brandywine Chancellor Marilyn J. Wells praised Ghee's "thoughtful and compassionate approach" and "commitment to open communication," expressing confidence in her leadership.

Statistics:

  • 14 years: the amount of experience Falesha Ghee has in law enforcement.
  • 2: the number of degrees earned by Ghee, including an associate degree in criminal justice from the Community College of Philadelphia.
  • 5: the number of campuses Lt. Sanjay Bridges oversees police and public safety for, including Penn State's Abington, Brandywine, Great Valley, Lehigh Valley, and Navy Yard campuses.

Sources:

  • Penn State University Police and Public Safety
  • Philadelphia Police Department
  • Anti-Violence Partnership of Philadelphia's West/Southwest Victim Services program
  • Drexel University
  • Community College of Philadelphia
  • School District of Philadelphia
  • Community College of Philadelphia