USD Police Chief Appointed to IACP Police Investigative Operations Committee
“Serving on the IACP Police Investigative Operations Committee is both a professional privilege and an opportunity to bring international-level insight back to the University of South Dakota,” Jackson said. “This work supports continuous improvement in investigative standards and helps ensure that our campus police department remains aligned with emerging best practices in the profession.”
The IACP is one of the world’s largest and most respected law enforcement organizations, representing police leaders from across the globe. Its Police Investigative Operations Committee focuses on enhancing investigative standards, developing resources for agencies and addressing emerging challenges in criminal investigations.
Jackson’s appointment reflects his professional expertise and commitment to advancing high standards in law enforcement. In his role, he will collaborate with law enforcement leaders nationwide to promote best practices, strengthen investigative operations and support the continuous improvement of the profession.
In addition to this appointment, Jackson also serves on the IACP Policy Center Advisory Group, where he assists in reviewing and shaping model policies used by law enforcement agencies across the globe. These policies help guide agencies on topics such as investigations, accountability and operational procedures.
Jackson’s international service brings valuable insight and recognition to USD while reinforcing the university’s commitment to professional excellence, community safety and leadership in campus law enforcement. Jackson continues to demonstrate leadership and dedication to serving both the university and the law enforcement profession.
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