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Timothy Turner

Dr. Turner retired as a Supervisory Special Agent (SSA) after serving 22 years with the FBI.
Dr. Turner’s last assignment was as a Program Manager for the Leadership Development Institute
of the FBI Academy, at Quantico, Virginia. Dr. Turner served as Adjunct Professor for the
University of Virginia and instructed at the National Academy and the University of Virginia
Northern Center. After retiring from the FBI Dr. Turner worked with Homeland Security at the Law
Enforcement Leadership Institute located at the FLETC were he provided instruction to supervisors
from Federal Agencies as well as to the International Law Enforcement Academies.
Dr. Turner currently works as the Dean for the School of Criminal Justice at Anderson
University and Adjunct Professor at Columbia Southern University. Additionally he is the CEO for
Inspirational Leadership, a leadership and personal development company working with public
sector agencies and private enterprises developing multidisciplinary projects and training. This work
includes the U.S. State Departments Anti-Terrorism Training Programs conducting Criminal Justice
training programs throughout the world.
Dr. Turner coordinated the development of the FBI’s Supervisors Desk Reference Guide
and has facilitated numerous presentations regarding leadership, management and emotional
intelligence topics. He has been responsible for the oversight of a variety of training and
operational programs including crises coordinator, hostage negotiator and aviation coordinator.
He was a presenter at the COPS leadership roundtable, FBI Health Care Fraud Manager’s
Conference, International Conference on Emotional Intelligence and provided key note addresses
at the International Association of Women Police 46th Annual Training Conference and the
Police Commissioners Conference Australasia and South-West Pacific Region.
Prior to his assignment at FBI Headquarters, Dr. Turner was the original case agent for
Major Case 98, the primary terrorism case in the United States at the time. Dr. Turner was the
administrative case agent in the case known as the Ballad of Little River, the first use of the
federal hate crime statue in the United States. Dr. Turner was operationally involved with the
John Gotti and Robert Hanssen cases, Talladega Prison Riot, Los Angeles Riot, was a
negotiator/pilot for the Waco Standoff and was an EAP counselor and Evidence Response Team
member at the Pentagon for 9/11. Prior to entering the FBI, Dr. Turner served as a United States
Army helicopter pilot in Vietnam, Naval Aviator and Commander of 1064th Maintenance
Helicopter Detachment, Nebraska National Guard.
Dr. Turner earned a BS degree from Baylor University; M. Ed’s. from Mississippi State
University and the University of Virginia, and an MS in Criminal Justice from Columbia
Southern University. He also attended the University of Nebraska, School of Law. Dr. Turner
completed his Ed.D. in Leadership from the University of Virginia. His research

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