2014 MEMBERSHIP GUIDE

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1 Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health 2014 MEMBERSHIP GUIDE

2 CONTENTS About ACCJH Board of Directors 4 Membership Benefits 5 Membership Options 6 Institutional 6 Individual and Student 7 Corporate Sponsors and Affiliates 8 How to Join 9 Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health

3 3 Membership Guide Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health 4 ABOUT ACCJH ABOUT ACCJH The Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health (ACCJH) was founded to advance the science and practice of health care for individuals and populations involved with the criminal justice system. The ACCJH Board of Directors is comprised of key leaders engaged in criminal justice health research, health career training, and clinical care delivery systems. Our vision is to be the academic home for criminal justice health researchers, educators, clinicians, and scholars. The goals of ACCJH are to: Foster networks and interest in criminal justice health for mutual sharing, innovative thinking, and creative problem-solving to move evidence-based practice initiatives into clinical realities. Promote innovative research and support dissemination of best evidence to inform criminal justice health practice through conferences, seminars, workshops, and other learning opportunities. Educate ourselves and the public about evidence-based practice through interagency partnerships within the criminal justice community. Influence behavioral and cultural change within correctional institutions, as well as across health care institutions, to build and retain an understanding of the clinical and policy issues related to best outcomes. MISSION To advance the science and practice of health care for individuals and populations within the criminal justice system. VISION To be the academic home for criminal justice health researchers, educators, clinicians, and scholars Board of Directors OFFICERS CHAIR: Warren Ferguson University of Massachusetts Medical School VICE CHAIR: Faye Taxman George Mason University SECRETARY: Robert Trestman University of Connecticut TREASURER: Christopher Kosseff Rutgers University CHAIR, Education Committee: David Thomas Nova Southeastern University CHAIR, Research Committee: Ingrid Binswanger University of Colorado, School of Medicine ACCJH is hosted and supported by: University of Massachusetts Medical School DIRECTORS Rick Altice Yale University Precious Bedell Community Member University of Rochester Ingrid Binswanger University of Colorado Carisa Champion-Lippman Student Member Nova Southeastern University Robert Greifinger John Jay College Amy Jo Harzke University of Texas Medical Branch Newton Kendig Federal Bureau of Prisons Stuart Kinner University of Melbourne Joshua Lee New York University Diane Morse University of Rochester Jody Rich Brown University Deborah Shelton University of Connecticut Shira Shavit University of California San Francisco Anne Spaulding Emory University Michelle Staples-Horne Georgia Department of Corrections Marc Stern University of Washington Gina Vincent University of Massachusetts Medical School Emily Wang Yale University

4 5 Membership Guide Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health 6 MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS Be part of a vibrant academic community that validates your work in criminal justice health care! ACCJH members will benefit from the resources of an academic community that conducts breakthrough research in correctional health care, and develops and promotes a broader and more critical view of the relationships between community and inmate health care. Membership has been tailored to meet the unique needs of individuals within this field, and it continues to evolve and adapt as practice and policy change. Individual and institutional members will also benefit from the following: Support for criminal justice health care, training, and scholarship in their home institutions. Development of trusting relationships with leaders in the field. Assistance and education to support the pursuit of research funding. Access to relevant criminal justice health information, news, and results. Access to a wide and expanding international network of criminal justice health academe and practitioners. Discounts for the Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health. MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS Institutional Leader $2,500/year Supporter $1,500/year Member $1,000/year Fifteen faculty memberships Unlimited student memberships Seat on Board of Directors Unlimited conference presenter discounts Ten faculty memberships Unlimited student memberships Five conference presenter discounts Access to community advisory for proposals Seven faculty memberships Unlimited student memberships Two conference presenter discounts Access to community advisory for proposals Participation in Mentor Circles Access to extramural mentor Pre-review of grant proposals Participation in Mentor Circles Pre-review of manuscripts Assistance with curriculum development *Practice-Based Research Networks, or PBRNs, are groups of primary care clinicians and practices working together to answer community-based health care questions and translate research findings into practice (

5 7 Membership Guide Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health 8 MEMBERSHIP OPTIONS Individual and Student Individual $200/year One individual membership One conference presenter discount Participation in Mentor Circles Assistance with curriculum development CORPORATE SPONSORS and AFFILIATES Supporters of ACCJH whether through a corporate sponsorship or an affiliate contribution receive special recognition and visibility from a large network of individuals and leading international institutions working in criminal justice health care. Corporate sponsors and affiliates will be recognized through the ACCJH website and at the Academic and Health Policy Conference on Correctional Health. GOLD Sponsor $5,000 SILVER Sponsor $3,500 BRONZE Sponsor $1,500 Student FREE One student membership Assistance with curriculum development ACCJH members receive special access to one of the leading international conferences in criminal justice health care, including registration discounts for presenters. Visit www. correctionalhealthconference.com to learn more about the conference. Name and logo with link on ACCJH and conference websites Free exhibitor booth at conferences Name and logo on conference bags Full-page ad in conference program AFFILIATES Name and logo with link on ACCJH and conference websites Free exhibitor booth at conferences Foundations, organizations, and philanthropists interested in supporting our mission and making a difference can become affiliate members. Affiliates may receive public recognition on the ACCJH and conference websites, as well as some of the benefits listed above. Affiliate members can also choose to fund a special cause or initiative, such as scholarships for junior investigators, mission-based research, special programs to improve health outcomes, and more. Suggested contribution amounts can be provided by request and funding interest. Name and logo with link on ACCJH and conference websites *Practice-Based Research Networks, or PBRNs, are groups of primary care clinicians and practices working together to answer community-based health care questions and translate research findings into practice (

6 9 HOW TO JOIN If you are interested in becoming a member of ACCJH, please visit our website, or contact Marsha Mullaney at or Marsha.Mullaney@umassmed.edu. FOUNDING INSTITUTIONS Institutions that commit to a Leader membership before September 1, 2014, will be considered Founding Institutions. Founding Institutions will be recognized as Consortium leaders in all marketing materials, showcasing the institution s commitment and dedication to the criminal justice health care field. If you are interested in becoming a Founding Institution, please contact Warren Ferguson, ACCJH Chair, at Warren.Ferguson@umassmed.edu.

7 Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health CONTACT Academic Consortium on Criminal Justice Health UMass Health and Criminal Justice Programs 333 South Street Shrewsbury, MA Tel University of Massachusetts Medical School