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Experience the physical rigors of becoming a police officer and discover how investigators detect and apprehend criminals. You’ll see—from a biblical and practical perspective—how the three branches of the justice system work together and how to apply Christian ethics to everyday issues that law enforcement professionals face.
Hands-on activities teach you how to process a crime scene, present a case before a judge and jury, and conduct work as a patrol officer. In this program, you’ll work with state-of-the-art technology and learn from experienced law enforcement officers who will test you academically and physically.
Come prepared to work hard and be challenged!
Registration is open to campers from 14 to 18 years old who have just completed or are entering into grades 9–12.
how law enforcement officers are tested and prepared for the field by competing in team and individual exercises.
your understanding of the role Christian ethics and morality play in the law, justice, and government.
the criminal justice system—and roles like police officers, deputy sheriffs, probation/parole officers, judges, and prosecutors.
However you spend your free time, you’ll be spending it with newfound friends. From climbing the rock wall to cooling off at the ice-skating rink or testing your skills on the FlowRider—it’s all waiting for you.
Dr. Walker is a law enforcement veteran who led various units and sections of the police department, including uniform patrol, traffic, warrants, property, and crime prevention, and retired as a lieutenant after 25 years of service. He has worked extensively with children as the post advisor for the Explorer program at the police department and at his church as the director of their Master Clubs program.
He taught at various police academies in the region for over 15 years, serving as an adjunct instructor in areas related to patrol and traffic. He holds a bachelor’s degree in administration of criminal justice and a master’s in strategic leadership. Feeling the Lord led him and his family to move here, Dr. Walker joined Pensacola Christian College in 2015, and in 2022, he completed his Ph.D. in Criminal Justice with a focus on homeland security. He now helps the next generation impact the criminal justice field for the cause of Christ as a camp director and PCC faculty member.
Experienced and dedicated Pensacola Christian College criminal justice faculty lead camp and share their insight about the field.