HOPKINSVILLE POLICE DETECTIVE SERGEANT TERRY PARKER WAS ONE OF 280 LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS WHO GRADUATED FROM THE FBI NATIONAL ACADEMY PROGRAM AT QUANTICO, VIRGINIA, ON FRIDAY MARCH 14TH.  THE 232ND SESSION OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY CONSISTED OF MEN AND WOMEN FROM 48 STATES, 21 INTERNATIONAL COUNTRIES, 4 MILITARY ORGANIZATIONS, 3 FEDERAL CIVILIAN ORGANIZATIONS, AND THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.  THE TEN WEEK LONG ACADEMY CONSISTED OF UNDERGRADUATE AND GRADUATE COLLEGE COURSES IN LAW, BEHAVIORAL SCIENCE, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, FORENSIC SCIENCE, COMMUNICATION, AND HEALTH/FITNESS.  THE FBI NATIONAL ACADEMY IS A PROFESSIONAL COURSE OF STUDY FOR U.S. AND INTERNATIONAL LAW ENFORCEMENT LEADERS THAT SERVES TO IMPROVE THE ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE IN POLICE DEPARTMENTS AND AGENCIES AT HOME AND ABROAD AND TO RAISE LAW ENFORCEMENT STANDARDS, KNOWLEDGE, AND COOPERATION WORLDWIDE.