NJIT Captain Heather Glogolich Graduates from FBI National Academy
The 10-week leadership program adds advanced training to Glogolich’s campus safety role and her work supporting women in law enforcement.
NEWARK, N.J.
Captain Heather Glogolich of the New Jersey Institute of Technology’s Department of Public Safety has graduated from the FBI National Academy, marking a significant milestone in her law enforcement career, according to an announcement shared by the department.
Glogolich, who also serves as president of NJ Women in Law Enforcement, completed the 10-week residential program focused on developing law enforcement leaders and strengthening professional partnerships across the United States and internationally.
Offered in collaboration with the University of Virginia, the program combines university-level coursework, wellness training and opportunities for participants to exchange experience and build lasting professional connections.
“A major accomplishment deserves a major congratulations,” the department wrote in its announcement, praising Glogolich’s achievement.
The department also shared graduation photographs featuring Glogolich alongside FBI Director Kash Patel and basketball legend Shaquille O’Neal, whom the announcement identified as an honorary class graduate.
Glogolich has also helped advance women’s representation in policing at NJIT. In earlier reporting, the university credited her with recruiting female officers and helping create a supportive workplace after joining the department in September 2023. NJIT News
Her graduation adds advanced leadership training to her work in campus public safety and her wider advocacy for women in law enforcement.
Source: NJIT Department of Public Safety’s Facebook announcement. Photos shared by the department.
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