Our faculty is made of professionals who care about and enjoy working with each student.
Louis Lufkin, M.S. Director of Law Enforcement Training Academy
- Alum
- Staff
You can find Louis sharing his expertise and knowledge of Criminal Justice and Criminology, with both future and current students. His enthusiasm for helping others sets him apart and enhances his promotion of A&M-Commerce's mission. When Louis is not assisting students, you can find him relaxing at home.
How do you help students at A&M-Commerce?
In addition to being the Director of the Law Enforcement Training Academy, I teach courses in the competency-based Tab-CJ program. On campus, I guide police cadets and law enforcement college students as they navigate their educational journeys.
A Conversation with Louis Lufkin
What would you tell a student who is thinking about attending A&M-Commerce?
A&M-Commerce has competitive tuition rates as compared to other universities. Our faculty is professional, yet approachable, and comes from various countries throughout the world. They care about your success as a student and as a person.
How has A&M-Commerce influenced your life and/or career?
I enjoy the flexibility of my current role with the University Police Department. With this flexibility, I am able to balance my work and my life outside of work which you may not find in other institutions.
Educational Background
- M.S., Sociology, Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2003
- B.S., Criminal Justice, Texas A&M University-Commerce, 2001
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