John Comiskey, Ed.D.
- Associate Professor
Department: Criminal Justice
Office: Edison Science Building 339D
Phone: 732-923-4690
Email: jcomiske@monmouth.edu
Prof. Comiskey is a retired New York City Police Lieutenant. His assignments included patrol, auto-crime, narcotics, investigations, event management, and counter-terrorism operations. Prof. Comiskey is also a member of the US Coast Guard Reserve and serves as an intelligence specialist.
Education
Ed.D., Executive Leadership, St. John Fisher College (2014)
M.S., Secondary Education: Social Studies, Queens College, CUNY (2005)
M.A., Security Studies (Homeland Security), Naval Post Graduate School (2010)
Research Interests
Prof. Comiskey academic interest include intelligence, the nexus of crime and terrorism, evidence based counter-terrorism operations, and the development of homeland security higher education curriculum.
Courses
Recently Taught Classes
2024 Spring
- Homeland Security Intelligence – HLS 301
2023 Fall
- Theoretical Approaches to Homeland Security – HLS 602
- Theoretical Approaches to Homeland Security – HLS 287
2023 Summer C
2023 Summer B
2023 Spring
- Homeland Security Intelligence – HLS 301
- Introduction to Homeland Security – HLS 299
- Knowledge Into Practice: Criminal Justice Capstone Course – CJ 695
2022 Fall
2022 Summer C
2022 Summer B
2022 Spring
2021 Fall
- Introduction to Homeland Security – HLS 299
- Theoretical Approaches to Homeland Security – HLS 602
- Theoretical Approaches to Homeland Security – HLS 287
2021 Summer C
2021 Summer B
- Advanced Homeland Security Intelligence – HLS 302
2021 Spring
Frequently Taught Classes
- Advanced Homeland Security Intelligence (HLS 302)
- Advanced Issues in Intelligence (CJ 622)
- Crisis Intervention (CJ 330)
- Fundamentals of Intelligence Analysis (CJ 621)
- Homeland Security Intelligence (HLS 301, HLS 630)
- Interdisciplinary Approach to Homeland Security (HLS 640)
- Introduction to Homeland Security (HLS 101, HLS 299)
- Knowledge Into Practice: Homeland Security Capstone Course (HLS 695)
- Theoretical Approaches to Homeland Security (HLS 287, HLS 602)