Dynamic professional with extensive experience in manned and unmanned aircraft operations and criminal justice education. As Director at Central Piedmont Community College's Aerial Forensic Program, I developed cutting-edge practices, which enhanced law enforcement strategy and capabilities. With proven problem-solving skills and expertise in UAV operation and providing successful outcomes in high-pressure environments, while remaining committed to fostering student success and retention.
Federal Aviation Administration Licensed Commercial/Multi-Engine Pilot, 2013
The Social Context of the Aeronautical Education Experience of African-American Civilian, Military, and Commercial Pilots, UCEA Conference, San Diego California (2015)
The Social Context of the Aeronautical Education Experience of African-American Civilian, Military, and Commercial Pilots, UCEA Conference, Washington, D.C. (2014)
Critical Race Theory in Higher Education, North Carolina National Academy for Multicultural Education Conference, University of North Carolina at Charlotte, November (2011)
-Member, United States Air Force Civil Air Patrol (Pilot- in-Command)
-Board Member, Charlotte City Council Advisory Board (2011 Mayoral Appointee)
-Member, Lambda Alpha Epsilon- Criminal Justice Fraternity (2010-Present)
-Life Member, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.
Publications
Walker, T.M. (2016). The social context of the aeronautical education experience
Of civil, commercial, and military pilots. The University of North Carolina
At Charlotte.
Hodge, S. S. and Walker, T. (2014). Ethics and Criminal Justice Professions.
The Encyclopedia of Criminology and Criminal Justice. 1–8. Wiley-Blackwell
Publishing Co. New Jersey.
Walker, T. (2009). Recursive correlations of criminogenic elements. North Carolina Central
University.