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Bryan Vila, Ph.D., is a professor emeritus at Washington State University and was founding director of its Simulated Hazardous Occupational Tasks laboratory. Prior to joining WSU in July 2005, he directed the Division of Crime Control and Prevention Research at the National Institute of Justice. He also has held tenured faculty positions at the University of California, Irvine and the University of Wyoming.
Before he became an academic, Dr. Vila served as a teenage U.S. Marine in Vietnam. He then served as a police officer for 17 years—including nine years as a street cop and supervisor with the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department, six years as a police chief helping the emerging nations of Micronesia develop innovative law enforcement strategies, and two years in Washington, D.C., as a federal law enforcement agent.
Dr. Vila’s research interests include police fatigue, cross-cultural policing, crime control, and developing novel tools for measuring what matters in police and military encounters with the public. He has published more than 70 articles on these topics as well as four books: Micronesian Blues (with Cynthia Morris), Tired Cops: the Importance of Managing Police Fatigue, The Role of Police in American Society (with Cynthia Morris), and Capital Punishment in the United States (with Cynthia Morris).
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