Ken Gullett helps keep Southeast Missouri State University students, campus safe
Monday, August 30, 2010
Portageville, Mo., native Ken Gullett has spent hundreds of hours inside and outside the classrooms at Southeast Missouri State University. Most of those hours have been in a police uniform, serving and protecting the campus community. Gullett, now a sergeant with the Southeast Department of Public Safety, is a 1991 graduate of the SEMO Regional Police Academy and began as a police officer in 1992. Before his graduation, Gullett was a security officer for the campus bookstore and residence halls.
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