Robert Greenwood is an Associate Professor in the Criminal Justice Department at Madonna University. He retired from the Michigan Department of Corrections after more than 34 years of service in various roles, including corrections officer, parole officer, and probation officer. Throughout his career, he also held several supervisory positions, such as Sergeant, Assistant Resident Unit Supervisor, Captain, Deputy Director of Safety and Security, and Parole and Probation Manager.
Robert has received multiple commendations for his work at the Michigan Department of Corrections. In 1995, he was recognized for his bravery during the violent conditions of a riot that occurred on August 13, 1995, at the Gus Harrison Correctional Facility in Adrian, Michigan. Additionally, he received a commendation for his efforts in apprehending a violent parole absconder in Chicago, Illinois, while serving as a parole officer in Detroit, Michigan.
Robert possesses two master’s degrees, one in Public Administration and the other in Higher Education Administration. He is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in Educational Leadership and Innovation at Madonna University.
