Meet Our Officers and Staff

I began my career as a Police Officer in 2008. In 2012, I graduated from Clark with a master’s degree in public administration and was promoted to Sergeant later that year. In 2020, I was appointed Chief of Police. There are many things I love about working here, but my favorite is the pure excitement I feel for welcoming first-generation college students.

I’ve been at Clark since 2006 and enjoy working with my fellow Officers as well as serving the Clark community.

I have been at Clark since 2012, hired initially as a per diem officer. In 2013, I was hired full time and more recently was promoted to Sergeant in 2020. My favorite thing about working for Clark University is having the opportunity to be a part of the students’ 4+ years on campus. I enjoy seeing how much they grow from their first day on campus and come into their own as they cross the stage on commencement day.

I have been with Clark since April, 2018. I have embraced many of the Clark traditions, while making new friendships in various departments. My favorite thing about Clark is the diversity this community offers.

I am a proud alumnus of Clark, having graduated in 2015 and starting my service as a Police Officer that same year. Proud to say I have been a student, Dispatcher, and currently an Officer in my time here. My favorite thing about Clark is the day-to-day interactions within the Clark community (students and faculty) and being able to work with such great people in my department.

After a 30 year career with the Worcester Police Department (Sergeant retired). I am honored to begin my career with the Clark University Police Department. I started as a police officer here in February, of 2024 and was promoted to Sergeant in January, 2025. I instantly recognized what a great department I had joined. They immediately welcomed me aboard and made me feel like a part of their family. I look forward to the second journey of my law enforcement career at Clark University.

I have been with the Clark University Police Department since January of 2021. My favorite parts about working here are the dedicated Officers I get to work with and meeting students from all over the world.

I have been a police officer since 2019. After starting my law enforcement career in New Hampshire, I returned to my home state of Massachusetts and began working at Clark in the fall of 2023. I enjoy working with the outstanding group of officers here at CUPD, and look forward to continuing to serve and protect the Clark community alongside them.

I’m originally from Brazil, and I love to help and protect people. I’m very dedicated to everything I do. I’m thankful for every battle and struggle that I have faced so far, and I hope I can set an example to whoever needs to overcome any situation in their life. As a Police Officer I will always prioritize communication and be a guardian to the community.

Growing up in Worcester County has instilled a deep sense of pride in serving the community I call home. Joining such a welcoming and professional police department is truly an honor. As a Brazilian/Latino officer, I’m committed to building trust with all residents, especially students. They should always feel comfortable approaching me for help, knowing I’ll do my absolute best to resolve their concerns.

I was welcomed to the Clark University Police Department and community as one of the first Per Diem Officers in November of 2011. I couldn’t ask for a better group/partners throughout these years.

I come to Clark with over 30 years in Law Enforcement. As a retired Police Officer with the town of Sterling, my passion for helping those in need led me here. I look forward to working with the Clark community.

Mango received his obedience and therapy dog training through Animal Assisted Therapy Services in Millbury MA. He specializes in making everyone feel welcome and spreading smiles in the community.

Mango lives at home with his handler and his favorite activities outside of work include going on long walks, kayaking, playing with other dogs and taking naps.

I started my career at Clark University in 1989 as a University Police Officer. After 33 years in Campus Law Enforcement I retired and took on a new role as the University Police Dispatch Coordinator. I have a great respect for the dedicated men and woman of the University Police Department and look forward to continue to work with my brothers and sisters in blue.

Amanda started her tenure at Clark in 2017, after an extensive career in higher education. She thoroughly enjoys working with students on various matters and loves working alongside her coworkers in law enforcement. Amanda can be found at the parking window in the University Police station every weekday.