Philip W. Lucas, Ph.D.

Philip W. Lucas, Ph.D.

Associate Professor of Criminal Justice
Year started at UF: 2004
Contact Information
Office Location: Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Faculty Office Room 313 A
Telephone: 419-434-4308
Credentials
B.A., Criminal Justice, The University of Findlay, 2001
M.B.A., Public Management, The University of Findlay, 2005
Ph.D., Criminal Justice, North Central University, 2012
  • Academic Credentials:

    Doctor of Philosophy in Criminal Justice, North Central University

    Masters in Business Administration (Public Administration Track) The University of Findlay

    Bachelor of Arts in Criminal Justice, The University of Findlay

    FBI National Academy

    Ohio State Highway Patrol Academy

    Dr. Lucas brings over thirty years of experience in the Criminal Justice System to the classroom retiring in June of 2004.  He served as a Supervisory Special Agent with the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigation supervising all phases of criminal investigations related to Homicide, Organized Crime, Public Official Corruption, Financial Crimes, Sex Crimes, Child Abuse and Neglect, and Crime Scenensic Investigations.  Dr. Lucas was assigned to the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force and is a Certified Fraud Examiner with the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.

    Dr. Lucas served as an adjunct faculty member for twelve years in the Criminal Justice Department at The University of Findlay and Owens Community College. Career activities include participation with several consulting and research projects with The United States Department of Justice, National Institute of Justice Investigative Software Evaluation Committee. The Ohio Department of Education Board of Regents Criminal Justice Curriculum Review Committee, and the OACP Legislative Review Committee for DNA Technology. Research interests include crime scene technology as it relates to investigation, documentation and reconstruction, criminal justice policy issues relating to terrorism, and criminal justice administration.

    Professional Associations:

    Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences

    American Academy of Forensic Sciences

    Association of Certified Fraud Examiners

    FBI National Academy Associates

    International Association of Identification

    National Academic Advising Association NACADA

    Ohio Academic Advising Association

    Professional Society on the Abuse of Children