Bob Hanna
About Bob Hanna
Bob Hanna is a Defensive Driving Instructor at the National Safety Council, with over a decade of experience in the role. He holds degrees in Criminal Justice and Social Services and has a background in law enforcement and crisis management.
Work at National Safety Council
Bob Hanna has served as a Defensive Driving Instructor at the National Safety Council since 2010. With over a decade of experience in this role, he operates from Itasca, Illinois, where he focuses on educating individuals about safe driving practices. His contributions align with the National Safety Council's mission to reduce road injuries and fatalities through effective education and advocacy.
Education and Expertise
Bob Hanna studied at Northeastern University, where he earned an Associate's degree in Criminal Justice from 1971 to 1978. He furthered his education at New Hampshire College, obtaining a Bachelor's degree in Social Services and Criminal Justice between 1984 and 1986. His academic background supports his expertise in Crisis Management and Emergency Management, which enhances his effectiveness as a Defensive Driving Instructor.
Background in Law Enforcement
Bob Hanna has a strong background in Law Enforcement and Criminology. This foundation has significantly influenced his approach to teaching defensive driving. Prior to his role at the National Safety Council, he worked as a Crime Prevention Officer for the City of Quincy from 2005 to 2010, where he focused on community safety initiatives.
Previous Teaching Experience
Before joining the National Safety Council, Bob Hanna served as an Adjunct Instructor at Lincoln Technical Institute from 2007 to 2009. This role allowed him to apply his knowledge in a classroom setting, further developing his teaching skills and reinforcing his commitment to public safety education.