Tracey Green
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PositionAssociate Dean
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CampusWagga Wagga
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LocationJames Hagan Building Wagga Wagga Campus NSW 2678 Australia
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Phone/Fax(02) 6933 2651
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Profile
Associate Professor Green has 22 years Police experience as a sworn officer in the UK. Serving to the rank of detective inspector she has extensive experience in the areas of serious and serial criminal investigation, in particular homicide, drug and police corruption. Since joining Charles Sturt University Associate Professor Green is a strong advocate of policing as a profession and has developed a history of collaboration with police and law enforcement agencies ensuring that educational and research opportunities are relevant and aligned to policing. She has been instrumental in the development of post graduate courses in the areas of Investigation, Intelligence, Terrorism and Police Leadership all of which involve research by the practitioner into their own area of professional expertise.
In her position of Associate Dean (Policing and International) Associate Professor Green has overall responsibility for the School of Policing Studies which is located within the NSW Police College at Goulburn, and the Australian Graduate School of Policing which is co located with the Australian Institute of Police Management at Manly.
Associate Professor Green has been instrumental in establishing formal partnerships between the University and numerous law enforcement agencies both national and International. She has also been Chief Investigator for several ARC grants and has delivered numerous papers at industry conferences. Associate Professor Green is engaged in research in relation to Police Education and Investigative Interviewing and her co authored text book 'Investigative Interviewing Explained' is currently released as a 3rd edition.
Associate Professor Green has recently returned from a one year secondment to the United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime where she was working on a joint project with CSU. The project is funded by the European Union and is located at the Jakarta Centre for Law Enforcement Cooperation, Indonesia. The project involves the development of capacity for senior law enforcement in fighting Transnational Crime and is a collaboration between the UNODC, NPIA, CSU and a local NGO and is due to complete in December 2012.
Teaching
Course Co-ordinator:
- Grad Cert Fire Investigation
- Master of Arts & Grad Cert/Dip Policing (Negotiations)
- Grad Cert/Dip/Masters of Investigation Management
- Leadership and Management (Policing)