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Posted by: Alex76589

Stonehill College is now accepting applications for the new position of Per Diem Campus Police Officers.

The Police Officer will patrol College buildings and grounds to prevent theft, trespass, vandalism or violations of College policies and General Laws of the Commonwealth. Support the department’s campus wide community policing philosophy. Engage in a proactive approach to problem solving, policing, and involvement in the Stonehill College community. Maintain an excellent working relationship with students, staff, visitors, other campus police officers, supervisors, and campus departments, as well as with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Core Duties

Interpret and enforce pertinent laws, rules, and regulations, with tact, firmness and diplomacy.

Analyze situations accurately and adopt a corrective course of action.
Write clear, concise and factual reports.
Work confidentially and utilize discretion while being able to use effective communication skills, both verbal and written.
Complete reports as directed by a supervisor including but not limited to: case summaries, training, property, evidence, community programs, and all other assigned tasks.
Knowledge of current principles, practices, and techniques of law enforcement and crime prevention in a college setting, including but not limited to patrol, traffic, investigation, community policing and communications.
Thorough knowledge of college and departmental policies, geography and buildings. Such knowledge may be acquired subsequent to appointment.

Licenses and other Requirements:

High school graduate or general education degree (GED) required; two-year or four-year degree from an accredited college in the area of Criminal Justice or Social Sciences preferred.
Successful completion of the Massachusetts Special State Police Academy ; Must be able to immediately obtain Police Powers through C. 22C: S63 of Massachusetts General Laws.
Successful completion of a field training program.
Willingness to complete specialized training in policing and a willingness to utilize those skills within the department.
Experience as a police officer within a residential college or university environment is preferred.
This position is considered essential personnel by the college.
Must have or obtain a valid MA Firearms identification card, CPR, First Responder, and valid Drivers License.

Candidates should mail resumes to: Stonehill College , Human Resources, 320 Washington Street , Easton , MA 02357 or fax to (50 565-1499 or email to hr@stonehill.edu.

Posted by: Foxy85

LoL, Human resoureces there is a joke....

I e-mailed them 3 days ago, a very polite e-mail requesting someone to let me know if the position was still open or if they had filled it....

There response and I quote "Someone is pending for the position"

Gonna have to pick up the ol' phone and give em' a ring....

Posted by: Kilvinsky

Quote:

Originally Posted by Alex76589

Stonehill College is now accepting applications for the new position of Per Diem Campus Police Officers.

The Police Officer will patrol College buildings and grounds to prevent theft, trespass, vandalism or violations of College policies and General Laws of the Commonwealth. Support the department’s campus wide community policing philosophy. Engage in a proactive approach to problem solving, policing, and involvement in the Stonehill College community. Maintain an excellent working relationship with students, staff, visitors, other campus police officers, supervisors, and campus departments, as well as with local, state and federal law enforcement agencies.
Core Duties

People, on the other hand are fair game. Robbery, rape, assault, and murder are NOT concerns of the per diem Police Officer.

It seems like a nice department. Great campus and talk about easilly accessable! Unarmed, sadly.

Posted by: Delta784

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Originally Posted by Kilvinsky

People, on the other hand are fair game. Robbery, rape, assault, and murder are NOT concerns of the per diem Police Officer.

You didn't get the memo? Such things simply do not happen in the ivory towers of academia.

Posted by: Kilvinsky

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Originally Posted by Delta784

You didn't get the memo? Such things simply do not happen in the ivory towers of academia.

Touche!

Posted by: HELPMe

unless you have sspo academy dont bother. GREAT F'N PAY THOUGH

Posted by: Foxy85

SSPO for per diem?

Posted by: HELPMe

^ from what I have heard...YES. Unless you know someone, they usually wont sponsor you, despite them having recruits in the academy on their homepage. If your a Per-Diem, one of the requirements for the posting was being able to get your powers right away according to SSPO requirements. Good luck either way.

Posted by: SCPDLT

They have 2 in the MBTA Academy right now

Posted by: LTSO16

and its not even armed??

Posted by: k1ngofsoccer22

has anyone heard back from them yet?

Posted by: JMB1977

MBTA? do thier powers extend throughout the town?

Posted by: police1

Stonehill will be armed by June, the two in the academy are armed and the Officers there are going through training now.Stonehill is on the rise they also have a new Municipal Chief. The pay there is very good and Im sure it will go up once they get armed. Stonehill looks to be changing for the better. Alot of people trying to get in now just on the pay alone. New Chief is very serious about who he hires.

Posted by: galehopeful

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Originally Posted by JMB1977

MBTA? do thier powers extend throughout the town?

They don't derive their police power from the MBTA; they send officers through the MBTA academy, which is an MPTC academy. Numerous cities and towns utilize the MBTA academy to train their officers.

Posted by: k1ngofsoccer22

I emailed HR on monday and got an email back today, Tuesday, and they told me that they are still going through all of the resumes. Everyone just has to have patience i guess, isnt that the name of the game in this profession?

Posted by: Hb13

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Originally Posted by k1ngofsoccer22

I emailed HR on monday and got an email back today, Tuesday, and they told me that they are still going through all of the resumes. Everyone just has to have patience i guess, isnt that the name of the game in this profession?

Hurry up and wait

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