Michael Vasicek

Assistant Professor

Professional activities and areas of interest

Publications and Intellectual Contributions

• Journal Article
  Hundersmarck, S., Vanderkooi, G., Vasicek, M. (2016). “Police Use of Force: Transitioning Policy into Practice,” Police Forum. 26 (3).
• Journal Article
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M. (2015). “Engaging and Retaining Students by Developing a True Career-Based Criminal Justice Curriculum,” Applied Psychology in Criminal Justice. 11 (1).

Presentations

• Poster
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M., Lilly Conference on Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning, “Use of Video to Promote Learning Online,” Traverse City, MI, (2019).
• Paper
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M., Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 55rd Annual Meeting, “Is Community Policing a Program or a Philosophy,” New Orleans, LA, (2018).
• Poster
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M., Lilly Conference on Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning, “Role of Law Enforcement Interfacing with Education,” Traverse City, MI, (2018).
• Paper
  Hundersmarck, S., Vanderkooi, G., Vasicek, M., Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences 53rd Annual Meeting, “Are We Training Officers How to Use Force,” Denver, CO, (2016).
• Poster
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M., Lilly Conference on Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning, “Implementing Problem-Based Learning into the University Classroom,” Traverse City, MI, (2016).
• Poster
  Hundersmarck, S., Vasicek, M., Lilly Conference on Evidence-Based Teaching and Learning, “Learning About Students: Developing a Career-Based Criminal Justice Curriculum,” Traverse City, MI, (2015).
• Keynote/Plenary Address
  Vasicek, M., Nielsen, J., “Building a New Jail and Being Good Neighbors,” Kiwassee Kiwanis of Midland, (2009).
• Keynote/Plenary Address
  Vasicek, M., Crime Prevention Association of Michigan Conference, “Conflict Management Involving Adolescents,” Traverse City, MI, (2004).
• Presentation
  Vasicek, M., “Community Oriented Policing in Today’s World,” (2003).
• Lecture
  Vasicek, M., “Humanistic Approach: A Worthy Theory,” (2002).

Education:

PhD, Wayne State University, Curriculum and Instruction

MA, Saginaw Valley State University, Leadership and Public Administration

BS, Ferris State University, Criminal Justice

AAS, Delta College, Law Enforcement

Programs:

Criminal Justice, Criminal Justice Administration, School of Criminal Justice