MURFREESBORO — A
21-year veteran of the Metropolitan Nashville Police Department will share his
expertise on the subject of stalking with the MTSU community.
Mark Wynn will deliver a presentation titled “Stalking and
Counter-Stalking” at 6 p.m. Wednesday, April 2, in the State Farm Lecture Hall
of MTSU’s Business and Aerospace Building.
Wynn will discuss the growing crime of stalking in domestic
violence incidents and on college campuses. A video about Wynn’s life at www.wynnconsulting.com says he tried
to kill his alcoholic stepfather at age 7 to save his mother from being beaten.
“Every time that I stand up and I speak against domestic
violence, I’m standing up and speaking against him and what he did to us,” Wynn
said in the video.
Wynn was appointed to the executive committee of Mayor Karl
Dean’s Nashville-Davidson County Domestic Violence Safety and Accountability
Assessment in 2013.
He received the Family Justice Center Lifetime Alliance
Achievement Award in 2012 and the Visionary Award from End Violence
International and the Distinguished Faculty Award from the National District
Attorneys Association in 2011.
Wynn has served as a consultant to the National Stalking
Resource Center of the National Center for Victims of Crime and to the Training
and Technical Assistance Center of the U.S. Department of Justice’s Office of
Victims of Crime.
He has appeared on numerous television programs, including
“The Oprah Winfrey Show,” “Dateline NBC,” and “NBC Nightly News.”
This event, which is free and open to the public, is
sponsored by the MTSU National Women’s History Month Committee and the June
Anderson Center for Women and Nontraditional Students. For more information,
contact Sara Croft at 615-898-5812 or sec4e@mtmail.mtsu.edu.
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