Dick Bishop spent forty years in higher education, serving as Dean of University Relations and Assistant to the President at Northeastern University in Boston, and later as Director of Strategic Projects at Babson College in Wellesley, Massachusetts. For twenty years, he combined his love of teaching and writing at the New England Institute of Law Enforcement Management - an ancillary of Babson – where he taught goal setting, team building, and creative problem solving. He has written nearly one hundred case studies for first-line police supervisors as well as numerous articles, covering a wide variety of topics for personal enjoyment and for local newspapers. In addition, Dick has conducted workshops and seminars on bullying, domestic violence, and ageism.
Dick is a graduate of Northeastern University, receiving his undergraduate degree in business and a master’s degree in educational administration.
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