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Dr. Phillip R. Neely, Jr., is a Seasoned career law enforcement officer having served in progressively responsible leadership and field positions in local law
enforcement agencies.
He is a respected Academic Professor, Valued Lecturer, Published Author, and Public Speaker in the field of Criminal Justice.
When Dr. Neely was two years old, his father was locked away in prison and his mother passed away. Raised by his grandmother who was
raising a dozen children of her own, young Philip spent his childhood surrounded by the devastating impact of drugs and alcohol on a family. After
numerous run-ins with the police, as well as poor school attendance and brushes with juvenile detention, young Philip's life begins to change after Winfred
Jordan, his childhood friend, encourages him to join the high school track team, At that point, things begin to change. Earning a scholarship to a
Division III school, Neely spends three years winning numerous track awards before leaving school to study law enforcement. A lifelong learner, Neely returns
to school in subsequent years and builds a stellar career in law enforcement he could hardly have imagined as a boy.
Dr. Phillip R.
Neely, Jr., Dr. Neely is currently working in education, instructing, advising, and mentoring adult learners as the Chair of the Criminal Justice Department at
Saint Leo University.
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By Dr. Angelia Griffin (Dr. A.) https://www.dra1231.com/Dr. Phillip R. Neely, Jr., is a Seasoned career law enforcement officer having served in progressively responsible leadership and field positions in local law
enforcement agencies.
He is a respected Academic Professor, Valued Lecturer, Published Author, and Public Speaker in the field of Criminal Justice.
When Dr. Neely was two years old, his father was locked away in prison and his mother passed away. Raised by his grandmother who was
raising a dozen children of her own, young Philip spent his childhood surrounded by the devastating impact of drugs and alcohol on a family. After
numerous run-ins with the police, as well as poor school attendance and brushes with juvenile detention, young Philip's life begins to change after Winfred
Jordan, his childhood friend, encourages him to join the high school track team, At that point, things begin to change. Earning a scholarship to a
Division III school, Neely spends three years winning numerous track awards before leaving school to study law enforcement. A lifelong learner, Neely returns
to school in subsequent years and builds a stellar career in law enforcement he could hardly have imagined as a boy.
Dr. Phillip R.
Neely, Jr., Dr. Neely is currently working in education, instructing, advising, and mentoring adult learners as the Chair of the Criminal Justice Department at
Saint Leo University.