YORK COLLEGE STUDENT BECOMES CERTIFIED PROTECTION OFFICER
Posted February 27, 2006FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
YORK, Pa. – Cliff Goggins, a York College student majoring in criminal justice, recently became a Certified Protection Officer through the International Foundation for Protection Officers. Goggins works part time for the Department of Public Safety where he earned the required experience for the certification. Goggins joins the ranks of more than 20,000 Certified Protection Officers in more than 42 countries.
York College provides scholarships to students so that they can earn the Certified Protection Officer designation. Students are given the opportunity to gain training and experience while working for the Department of Public Safety. Day and evening classes are offered in Asset Protection and Security. There are also a wide variety of noncredit courses in Protective Services available through the College’s Special Programs Office.
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