The International Police Work Dog Association Advisory Panel was created to assist members with canine related issues that do not pertain to dog training, such as the below listed subjects. The panel members have all volunteered their time with the hope of assisting members to further their education in the area of canine.
 

Officer Culbert is a member of the Transit Police for the state of Massachusetts. He has been member of the Transit Police for 17 years and joined their canine unit in 1998. Officer Culbert is also a certified Hazardous Devices Technician through the US Army/FBI Bomb Tech. Program. He currently serves as the Bomb Squad Commander and Senior Technician/Bomb Dog Handler for his unit. Officer Culbert is a Trainer of the International Police Work Dog Association. He will advise members on Explosive Safety Issues.

Sgt. Tracy A Campbell  is 40 years old, married, and has a daughter that is 15 years old.  He graduated from High School in June of 1984. During the summer of 1984 he enlisted in the US Army as an infantryman being assigned to 1/ 75th Ranger Battalion after graduating from basic training, infantry school ,and jump school. He  also was assigned to the 24th Infantry Division, and to 2nd Armored Division Forward. In 1989 he was hired by the Fayetteville Police Department as a Police Officer and over the years has held the following positions and assigned to the following units:

Patrolman (1989 -1998)
Emergency Response Team (1991 - 1994)
K-9 Handler (1993 - to Present)
Police Training Officer (1994-1998)
Police K-9 Trainer (Lead handler) (1995 - 1998)
Sergeant Team Supervisor (1998-to Present)

Currently Tracy is a Sergeant on the Fayetteville Police Department, being assigned as the team supervisor, and trainer. He handles a Patrol Dog, and an Explosive Detection Dog and is responsible for 13 dog teams with 11 of them being a Patrol Dog. He has had a great deal of training in both SWAT Operations, and working a Patrol Dog. He will advise members on patrol operations and procedures.

Tyler  Clarke is currently a detective for the Reno Police Department. Detective Clarke has been with the Reno Police Department for 17 years. Detective Clarke has worked in various assignments during his tenure: these include Patrol, SWAT, Gangs, Police Training Officer, K-9 Handler and K-9 Trainer.

As a K-9 Handler and Trainer, Detective Clarke has handled patrol dogs, narcotics detection dogs and explosive detection dogs. Detective Clarke has been training dogs for over 17 years and is currently a Master Trainer for the International Police Work Dog Association in the areas of Patrol, Narcotics and Explosives.

Detective Clarke is also an instructor at the Police Academy in the areas of defensive tactics, building searches, vehicles stops, small unit tactics and officer survival. He will advise members with regards to educational and research issues.

Roger Reardon

Roger Reardon is currently a member a of the Rhode Island State Police and has been with them for the past 17 years in various assignments. These include Police Training Officer, K-9 handler, K-9 Trainer and assignment on the motorcycle team. Prior to the State Police Roger Reardon worked for the Warwick Police Department.

Roger Reardon started handling Police dogs in 1988 and has worked patrol dogs and narcotics detection dogs ever since. Presently, Roger Reardon is assigned the K-9 unit coordinator and trainer for the State Police, and also instructs areas of Defensive Tactics and various agencies in the field of K-9. He is currently a Master Trainer for the International Police Work Dog Association and the New England State Police Administrators Conference in the areas of patrol and narcotics. He will advice members with regard to narcotics detection.