Humboldt State University is in the final stages of the search process for its next Chief of Police. Starting next week, the University will host a virtual open forum for each of the two candidates who have been selected by the Chief of Police Search Committee. 

Go to adminaffairs.humboldt.edu/upd-search for resumes and statements on the candidates.

Facilitated by members of the search committee, the forums are opportunities for the campus community to hear from the candidates, ask them questions, and learn more about their approaches to leadership. 

The Chief of Police Search Committee encourages faculty, staff, students, and administrators to attend. If you are unable to participate in a live session, you can watch a recording of the forum on adminaffairs.humboldt.edu/upd-search. 

You’re also invited to provide feedback on candidates at https://forms.gle/nzFomHZnVzsQCWnQA until Thursday, Dec. 17 at 5 p.m.

The Chief of Police Search Committee looks forward to your participation in this important process.

Tuesday, Dec. 15
3 -  4 p.m.
David Brunckhurst, Chief of Police Services, Evergreen State College (resume)
David Brunckhurst is currently the Chief of Police Services for Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington, having been at the college since May of 2019. He has over 33 years of total law enforcement experience, having previously worked for eight years as a Lieutenant for the University of Southern California, Department of Public Safety and spending the first 23 years of his law enforcement career as a member of the Los Angeles Police Department, with his last 14 years there as a supervisory (Sergeant).  He has bachelor’s degrees in Psychology and Religion, master’s degrees in Management and Law, and a Juris Doctorate.
Register in advance for Zoom open forum

Wednesday, Dec. 16         
3 -  4 p.m.
Anthony Morgan, Acting Chief of Police, Rhode Island Airport Corporation Police Department (resume)
Anthony Morgan has more than 17 years of law enforcement experience and is currently the Chief of Police for the City of Mt. Rainer, Maryland. He has had that position for almost two years, and prior to that was the Chief of Police for the City of Covington, Virginia. Anthony began his career with the Kalamazoo, Michigan Police Department. He spent over 14 years with the City of Kalamazoo, and his last assignment for that city was as a shift Lieutenant. Anthony has a bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice from North Carolina Central University, and is a graduate of Northwestern University’s school of staff and command.
Register in advance for Zoom open forum