Darwin Morgan has been a member of the UNLV community and adjunct faculty member since 2011. He teaches several courses in the Criminal Justice Department, including Introduction to the Administration of Justice, Civic Engagement in Urban Communities, Peer Mentoring, and Corporate Security. He has over fifteen years of experience in the private security sector and previously worked for the Ohio Service for Crime Opportunity Reduction (OSCOR) project, which helps police and communities develop crime reduction strategies and conduct project evaluations.

His research interests include interrogation practices, situational crime prevention, and evidence-based loss prevention measures.

He is the co-advisor for the Trailblazers Program and the Criminal Justice Club.