Faculty profiles

Dave was born and raised in Edmonton. He became interested in policing early in his life and joined the Edmonton Police Service Venturer Cadet program while in high school. After graduating from the Law Enforcement Program at Grant MacEwan Community College in 1985, Dave then began a 27-year career with the Lethbridge Police Service. Dave is married to Helen and they have one daughter, Katherine. Dave enjoys golfing, fly fishing and travel with his friends and family.

I am a generalist sociologist who is interested in how categories and numbers are made and what they do once they are brought into the world. More traditionally stated, my scholarly interests are the politics and organization of knowledge, science and technology, health and illness, mental health and illness, the intersections of these with law, organizations, performance and strategy.

Ibrahim joined the School of Justice Studies as a full-time faculty member in 2015.

Seth finished his PhD in the history of incarceration of Indigenous peoples in Canada in 2016. Before coming to Lethbridge College in 2019, he worked in justice sector policy, first at the Chiefs of Ontario and then at the Ontario Ministry of the Solicitor General.

I hail from Saint John, N.B. I obtained my graduate degrees and original foundations in experimental psychology research and teaching from the University of New Brunswick, Saint John. From there, while living in Prince Albert and Regina, I worked within the Saskatchewan Provincial Ministry of Corrections, Public Safety and Policing. I have been an Albertan and a member of faculty at Lethbridge College since 2011.