Peninsula College Hosts Criminal Justice Information Night
Published 1:30 am Thursday, October 16, 2025
Explore Careers and Connect with Local Law Enforcement Professionals
PORT ANGELES, WA. – Peninsula College invites the community to its Criminal Justice Program Information Night on Wednesday, Oct. 22, from 5 to 7 p.m. in the Pirate Union Building, Room J-47, on the Port Angeles campus.
This free event offers a unique opportunity to connect directly with professionals from local law enforcement agencies, hear real stories from the field, and gain insights into pursuing a career in criminal justice. Whether you’re exploring degree options, ready to hand out résumés, or simply curious about what it takes to serve your community, this event is designed to help you take the next step.
Confirmed panelists include:
Jeffrey Erskine, Patrol Deputy, Clallam County Sheriff’s Department
Karl Hatton, Deputy Director, Port Angeles Police Department PenCom Operations
Brian King, Sheriff, Clallam County
John Ryan, Sergeant, Washington State Patrol
Lorraine Shore, Undersheriff, Clallam County Sheriff’s Department
Attendees can ask questions, network with employers, and pick up helpful resources and swag.
“This event offers a real-world look at the criminal justice profession and the many pathways available to those interested in law enforcement,” said Brett Yacklin, Criminal Justice Program Coordinator at Peninsula College.
For more information, contact Brett Yacklin at byacklin@pencol.edu.
