Fremin, who is a retired
Police Captain and Marine veteran, served Houston communities for 34 years
before transitioning into his new role as an adjunct professor and now
full-time Internship Director. With his new position, Fremin looks forward to
helping students find internship opportunities while developing their
professional growth and career skills. Fremin gained several state and local
agency contacts through his work and wants to use his network to connect
students with their dream internships. His extensive background will help
students find the perfect fit for their internship opportunity.
With his new position, Fremin
looks to make internship opportunities well known across the College of Criminal
Justice. His goal is to promote and streamline the process of student
internship opportunities to help develop their skills for their future careers.
In his first semester as the Internship Director, Fremin wants to expand our
internship program to get as many students involved with internships as
possible.
Fremin values internships and
knows how effective they can be, saying,” It gives students the opportunity to
see what the real world is like. There is a lot of on-the-job and life
experiences that these students are going to learn and what is going to be
expected of them. It gives them real-world experience, it broadens their career
choices, and it rounds them out to be a better employee.”
Fremin is filling the role
that was previously held by Jim Dozier, who served as the criminal justice
Internship Director for the past 13 years. We are grateful for the service that
Dozier provided and he will be missed by the SHSU CJ community. Greg Fremin
looks forward to continuing Dozier’s excellence in our internship program by
launching his new initiatives and guiding students through the process. If you
are interested in an internship, call and schedule an appointment to get started on your career in criminal justice!
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