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Quincy Police Chief honored by Culver-Stockton College
Tuesday, May 10, 2011

CANTON, Mo. – Quincy Police Chief Rob Copley was honored Tuesday, May 10 by Culver-Stockton College for his continued service to the institution.

Copley is a charter member of the Culver-Stockton College Criminal Justice advisory council. He also worked closely with Senior Lecturer Mike Bradshaw to develop the C-SC "ride-a-long" program; which pairs criminal justice students with police officers and provides students the opportunity to gain hands-on knowledge of the day-to-day responsibilities of law enforcement officials.

With the assistance of Copley, numerous Culver-Stockton students have completed internships with the Quincy Police Department, and officers frequently serve as guest speakers for Criminal Justice courses offered at Culver-Stockton.

In recognition of his many years of service and support, Culver-Stockton College President Richard Valentine presented Chief Copley with a plaque during Bradshaw’s senior seminar class.

Photos:
1) Left to right: C-SC President Richard Valentine presents Quincy Police Chief Rob Copley with a plaque in recognition of his service to the college and its students.
2) Quincy Police Chief Rob Copley speaks with C-SC criminal justice students during Senior Lecturer Mike Bradshaw’s senior seminar class.