Criminal Justice Alum Hired by U.S. Secret Service

A graduate of the Fischler College of Education and School of Criminal Justice is getting ready to embark on a new path as a member of the United States Secret Service. Justin Campbell graduated from NSU in 2024 with his B.S. in Criminal Justice and will soon put his degree to use in his new role with the U.S. Secret Service’s Uniformed Division. Campbell is set to begin his new role in June, which will start with orientation and several months of training.

The job will mostly entail ensuring the safety of the White House Complex, the vice president’s residence and other designated facilities. Uniformed officers also provide security for the Treasury Department and other foreign diplomatic missions in Washington D.C. Campbell was overjoyed and got emotional when he learned he received the job, a sentiment shared by his mother who also cried when she learned of her son’s accomplishment.

Working in law enforcement was something Campbell has aspired to do for a while now and he is looking forward to starting his new career and seeing where it takes him. Congratulations Justin!