CURRICULUM VITA Jane F. Hurley-Johncox, MSW, LICSW CONTACT INFORMATION: Home: Faculty Office: Private Practice 1312 Niles Avenue University of St. Thomas 1599 Selby Avenue St. Paul, MN 55116 School of Social Work St. Paul, MN 55104 Phone: 651-330-9353 Summit Classroom Building #201 Phone: 612 360-3786 Fax: 651-330-9373 2115 Summit Avenue Fax: 651 330-9373 E-mail: JHURLEY_63@ comcast.net St Paul, MN 55105 Phone: 651-962-5823 Fax: 651-962-5819 Email: jfhurleyjoh@stthomas.edu LICENSES: MN Licensed Independent Clinical Social Work (#3303) WI Licensed Clinical Social Worker (#7880-123) EDUCATION: May, 1994 Master of Social Work College of Saint Catherine/ University of Saint Thomas St. Paul, Minnesota Clinical Research Paper: Program Evaluation Intervention Effects for Treating Adolescent Truants and Their Families Advisor: Judith Miller, Ph.D May, 1989 Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) Major: Social Work College of Saint Catherine St Paul, Minnesota PROFESSIONAL FACULTY EXPERIENCE: 2006 Present Clinical Faculty, School of Social Work Saint Catherine University/University of Saint Thomas St. Paul, Minnesota 2002 2005 Adjunct Master s Courses: Field Practicum and Seminar III & IV Theory and Practice of Social Work I & II Social Policy and Planning Clinical Supervision and Program Management 2003 2007 Adjunct Professor, Department of Criminal Justice and Forensic Science Hamline University St. Paul, Minnesota Undergraduate Courses: Crime and Justice in America Capstone Internship in Criminal Justice, Seminar 1
PROFESSIONAL SOCIAL WORK EXPERIENCE: 2007 - Present Clinical Social Worker Private Practice Provide individual, family, and couples therapy to individuals, groups and families. Areas of specialty include: Blended family issues, chemical health, domestic violence, mental health disorders, diagnostic assessments, GLBT families, juvenile delinquency, truancy, and crisis/safety planning. Expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems therapy, and solution focused -brief counseling. 2011 present Multi-Systemic Family Therapy Clinical Supervisor Contracted, St. Croix County Health and human Services Provide individual and group supervision targeting model fidelity and adherence to Multi-systemic therapists that provide individual, family, and couples therapy to high-risk youth and their families. 2008 to 2011 Clinical Social Worker William Mitchell Law School Women s Reentry Clinic Conduct diagnostic assessments, provide individual and group therapy to women being released from Minnesota Correctional Facility: Shakopee. 2006-2011 Multi-Systemic Family Therapist Contracted, Washington County Juvenile Corrections Provide individual, family, and couples therapy to high-risk youth and their families. Areas of specialty include: Blended family issues, chemical health, domestic violence, mental health disorders, diagnostic assessments, GLBT families, juvenile delinquency, truancy, and crisis/safety planning. Expertise in cognitive behavioral therapy, family systems therapy, and solution focused -brief counseling. 2007 Therapist Contracted, Generations Community Support Services Completed intake assessments on children and families to determine DSM-IV diagnoses and appropriate levels of therapeutic service. Provided on-going therapy sessions to children and families. 1996-2006 Clinical Supervisor Provided clinical supervision to field Probation Officers regarding best practices in strength-based case management, risk assessment, and appropriate use of sanctions and placements. Administrative responsibilities included staff hiring, training, and evaluation. Researched, designed and implemented correctional programs and monitored outcomes. Developed and implemented county wide trainings and curricula. Maintained program budgets and resource management. 2
CLINICAL SUPERVISION and ADMINISTRATIVE POSITIONS HELD 2011 present Multi-Systemic Family Therapy Clinical Supervisor Contracted, St. Croix County Health and human Services Provide individual and group supervision targeting model fidelity and adherence to Multi-systemic therapists that provide individual, family, and couples therapy to high-risk youth and their families. 2006 Present Clinical Supervision for Licensure Provide individual and group supervision for social workers working towards clinical licensure. Responsibilities include ensuring quality service to clients and enhancing clinical skills and expertise within supervisees as they prepare for clinical licensure 1998-2006 Clinical Supervisor, Field Probation Services Provided on-going clinical supervision and case consultation to 12 field services staff including Juvenile Probation Officers, Program Coordinators and the Mental Health Coordinator. 2005-2006 Clinical Supervisor, Community-Based Short Term Treatment Program Provided weekly clinical supervision to the staff of the community-based program. Program goals included bi-weekly cognitive group facilitation, strengths-based case management, and the preservation of protective factors to enable offenders to remain in the community. 1998-2006 Clinical Supervisor, Systemic Family Therapy Provided weekly clinical supervision to six Systemic Family Therapists and interns to ensure adherence to the MST model and to track family s progress towards goal attainment. 1995-2006 Field Work Instructor, Clinical Supervision Provided clinical supervision to graduate MSW students and developed the clinical internship program. Responsibilities included interviewing candidates, providing supervision, developing learning goal contracts, and conducting midterm and final evaluations. 1999-2006 Supervisor, Intern and Volunteer Program Provided supervision/support to intern/volunteer coordinator, developed strategies to expand the program and to recruit diverse interns and volunteers. 1998-2001 Clinical Supervisor, Intensive Supervision Probation (ISP) Provided clinical supervision to ISP Probation Officers monitoring the highest risk clients in the community. Balanced the need for client accountability to probation with the desire to preserve protective factors and use the least restrictive methods necessary to ensure community safety. 1996-1998 Clinical Supervisor, Extended Day Treatment Program Provided clinical supervision to eight day treatment staff in a full day program that incorporated academic classes, cognitive skill sessions, community accountability and transition planning. 3
CASE MANAGEMENT POSITIONS HELD 1990-1995 Supervision Probation Officer, Juvenile Conduct Risk/needs assessment to determine level of supervision and services. Provide case management and develop case plans from a strength-based and solution-focused perspective 1989-1990 Restitution and Diversion Probation Officer Determine restitution, facilitate victim offender mediation meetings, and conduct diversion meetings with first time offenders PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT and EVALUATION: 2005-2006 African-American Culturally Specific Programming 2005-2006 Community-Based Short-Term Treatment Program 1998-2006 Multi-Systemic Therapy (MST) and Systemic Family Therapy (SFT) Program Recruit, hire and train contracted MST therapists, develop program evaluation and outcomes. 2000-2006 Gender Specific Program Research, design, develop, and implement Gender Specific Program write grant develop program outcomes and evaluation recruit community task force members. 1998-2002 Intensive Supervision Program (ISP) Research, design, develop, and implement ISP program develop program outcomes and evaluation recruit community task force members. 1997-1999 New Chance Extended Day Treatment Program Research, design, and develop extended day treatment program develop program outcomes and evaluations 1995 1997 Restorative Justice and Cognitive Skills Coordinator Develop three-year training and implementation plan for the department s mission. Research, develop and implement cognitive skills curriculum. Provide ongoing consultation and supervision for cognitive skills group s facilitators, research, pilot and implement effective risk/needs assessment tools. 4
PUBLICATIONS and CURRICULUM DEVELOPMENT: Publications: Carey, M., & Johncox, J. (2008). Carey Guides Criminogenic Needs: Antisocial Peers. The Carey Group. Arizona: Carey Group Publishing. Johncox, J. (2008). Carey Guides Criminogenic Needs: Anger. The Carey Group. Arizona: Carey Group Publishing. Johncox J. (2008). Carey Guides Criminogenic Needs: Anti-social Thinking. The Carey Group. Arizona: Carey Group Publishing Curricula: Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2012). Effective Supervision Strategies for Implementing Evidences -Based Practice. Hurley Johncox J. F. (2001). Effective Case Management Curriculum developed and distributed by Jane Hurley Johncox. St. Paul, MN Hurley Johncox J. F. (1995). A-B-C Cognitive Skills Curriculum Published by Dakota County Community Corrections. Hastings, MN RECENT PROFESSIONAL TRAININGS/PRESENTATIONS (2008-2015): McPartlin, T.K., Martin, R. & Hurley Johncox, J.F. (May 2015). Off Site Supervision: What makes it work well and what can be problematic. Presented at the NASW - Minnesota Chapter 25 th Annual State Conference (referred) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (May 2015). Professional Alliance: A Parallel Process Presentation made at Anoka County Community Corrections (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (January 15 & 27, 2015). Cognitive Behavioral Interventions. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (November 2014). Cognitive Behavioral Interventions. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (November 2014). Trauma Informed Supervision. Conducted through the St. Catherine University and University of St. Thomas Supervision Institute. St. Paul, Minnesota. Hurley Johncox, J.F. (September 2014). Professional Alliance: A Parallel Process Presentation made at Minnesota Association of Community Corrections Act Counties (invited) 5
Peterson, L. & Hurley Johncox, J. (June 2014). Enhancing Competence in Social Work Using Video and Audio Tools in Supervision. Presented at the NASW - Minnesota Chapter 24 th Annual State Conference (referred) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (May 2014). Engagement, Alliance and Trauma Informed Care. Training Conducted at Scott County Community Corrections (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (January 2014). Cognitive Behavioral Interventions. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (December 2013). Leading Change -Hennepin County Forum. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (November 2013). Leading Change -Hennepin County Forum. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley, J. F. & Kaiser, T. (November 2013). Leading Change Organizational Change. Training conducted at the University of St. Thomas. St. Paul, Minnesota (Supervision Institute) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (October 2013). Leading Change -Hennepin County Forum. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (September 2013). Motivational Interviewing Training. Training conducted with Anoka County. Lino Lakes, Minnesota. Hurley Johncox, J.F. (August 2013). Cognitive Behavioral Interventions. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (August 2013). Leading Change -Hennepin County Forum. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July 2013). Cognitive Behavioral Interventions. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July 2013). Leading Change -Hennepin County Forum. Training Conducted at Hennepin County DOCCR (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (May 2013). Leading Change. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (April 2013). Supervision & Implementing Evidence Based Practices. Training conducted at Hennepin County, Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) 6
Hurley, J. F. & Kuechler, C. F. (March 2013). Supervision and Program Management in the Electronic Age: The Good Old Days are Gone Forever! Training conducted at the University of St. Thomas. St.Paul. Minnesota (Supervision Institute) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (December 2012). Applying Motivational Interviewing in Hospital Setting Part III. Training conducted at Abbott Hospital. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (December 2012). Applying Motivational Interviewing in Hospital Setting Part II. Training conducted at Abbott Hospital. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (November 2012). Applying Motivational Interviewing in Hospital Setting Part I. Training conducted at Abbott Hospital. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (November 2012). Quality Assurance & Performance Management. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (October 2012). Cognitive Interventions & Quality Assurance. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (September 2012). A Cognitive Behavioral Approach to Supervision and Management. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (August 2012). Motivational Interviewing in Supervision. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July 2012). Assessment and Motivational Interviewing. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July 2012). Multi-systemic Family therapy: An Evidenced Model to Rebuild Families and Restore Hope. Presented at the National Association of Social Workers Hope Conference. Washington DC. (Referred) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (June 2012). Evidenced Based Practices in Management/Supervision & Implementing Evidenced Based Practices. Training conducted at Hennepin County. Minneapolis, Minnesota (invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (May, 2012). Motivational Interviewing Training. Training conducted with Anoka County. Andover, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (April 2012). Multi-systemic Therapy. Presentation made at the Wisconsin Juvenile Court Clerks Association Annual Conference. Hudson, Wisconsin. (Invited) 7
Hurley Johncox, J.F., & Swayze, D. (April 2012). Strength-based practices with youth and families: How Minnesota Student Survey data inform the need for trauma informed practices and systemic interventions. Poster session presented at the MACMH s Child and Adolescent Mental Health Conference. Duluth, Minnesota. (Referred) Bauer, D., Hurley Johncox, J.F., Misiewicz, G. (March 2012). Strategies for Integrating Policy into Clinical Practice. Presentation made at MCSWE. St. Paul, Minnesota. (Referred) Fergerson, S. & Hurley Johncox, J.F. (March 2012). BSW Supervision: The Basics of Generalist, Agency- Based Supervision conducted through the St. Catherine University and University of St. Thomas Supervision Institute. St. Paul, Minnesota. Hurley Johncox, J.F. (January, 2012). Motivational Interviewing Training. Training conducted with Anoka County. Lino Lakes, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (December, 2012). Evidence Based Practice in Supervision. Training conducted at Woodland Centers Community Mental Health Services. Willmar, Minnesota. (Invited0 Hurley Johncox, J.F. (December, 2011). Evidenced Based Practice in Supervision. Presentation made at Century College. White Bear Lake, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox J.F. (November, 2011). Multi-systemic Family Therapy. Presentation made for St. Croix County Health and Human Services. New Richmond, Wisconsin. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (September, 2011). Carey Guides Training. Training conducted with correctional professionals Sherburne County. Elk River, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (August, 2011). Motivational Interviewing Training. Training conducted with Anoka County. Lino Lakes, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July 2011). Evidenced Base Practices in Supervision. Presentation made at the Minnesota Association of Mental Health Programs Training Series for Supervisors. St. Paul, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (July, 2011). Systemic Family Therapy Training. Training conducted with Dakota County and Kente Circle. Minneapolis, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (June, 2011) Effective Case Management and Motivational Interviewing. Training conducted with Sherburne County. Elk River, Minnesota. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F (May 2011). Evidenced Based Practice in Supervision: Supervising Evidenced Based Programs. Presentation made to Scott and Carver County Community Corrections. Shakopee, MN. 8
Hurley Johncox, J. F. (April 2011). Social Workers Change Futures. Presentation made for University of Minnesota Medical Center. Minneapolis, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. and Swenson, M. (January 2011). Multi-systemic Family Therapy: Site Readiness Program Overview. Presentation made for St. Croix County Health and Human Services Key Stakeholders. New Richmond, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F (November 2010). Motivational Interviewing Effective Strategies Working with Offenders. Presentation made for Anoka County Community Corrections. Lino Lakes, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010 September). Multi-systemic Family Therapy: A Program Overview. Presentation made to St. Croix County Health and Human Services. New Richmond, WI. Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010 August). Motivational Interviewing Effective Strategies Working with Offenders. Presentation made for Sherburne County Community Corrections. Elk River, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010 August). Systemic Family Therapy Therapist Training. Presentation made for Dakota County Social Services. Apple Valley, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010 August). Systemic Family Therapy Supervisor Training. Presentation made for Dakota County Social Services. Apple Valley MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. & Kuechler, C. F. (2010, June). Group Supervision: Benefits and Constraints. Presentation made at the Minnesota Chapter of NASW Annual State Conference, St. Paul, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F. & Kuechler, C. F. (2010, May). Group Supervision: Benefits and Constraints. Presentation made for the Supervision Institute, School of Social Work, University of St. Thomas & St. Catherine University, St. Paul, MN. Hurley Johncox, J. F., & Kuechler, C. F. (2010, June). Group Supervision: Benefits and Constraints Social work at the Beginning of the Decade: Responding to Families in Crisis. NASW MN 20th Annual State Conference, St. Paul, MN (Refereed) Baretta-Herman, A., Babolia, G., & Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010, May). Applying Social Work Skills to Supervision: Micro, Mezzo and Macro Perspectives. Spring Field Workshop, St. Catherine University, St. Paul, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F., & Woolman, J. (2010, May). From Marginalization to Empowerment: Addressing the Mental Health Needs of Women as they Re-enter into the Community. Female Offender s Conference, St. Paul, MN (Invited) 9
Hurley Johncox, J. F., & Woolman, J. (2010, March). The Reentry Clinic at William Mitchell: A Program Overview. Paper Presentation, University of Baltimore, Baltimore, MD (Refereed) Ferguson, S., & Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010, February). Clinical Supervision within the Agency Context. Workshop Presented at Hennepin County, Minneapolis, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010, January). Carey Guide Booster: Anti-social Thinking, Anger Management and Gender Responsive Programming. Workshop presented at Washington and Stearns County Community Corrections, St. Cloud, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010, January). Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change Training. Workshop presented at Scott County Community Corrections, Shakopee, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2010, January). Effective Case Management. Workshop presented at Washington County Community Corrections, Stillwater, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (December, 2009). Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change Training. Workshop presented at Washington County Community Corrections, Stillwater, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (December, 2009). Motivational Interviewing and Stages of Change Training. Workshop presented at Scott County Community Corrections, Shakopee, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (September, 2009). Carey Guide Quality Assurance Training. Workshop presented at Washington County Community Corrections, Stillwater, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F., & Woolman, J. (2009, June). Women s Reentry Clinic: A Program Overview. Presented at NASW Minnesota Chapter, St. Paul, MN (Refereed) Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2009, June) Systemic Family Therapy. Two day training and workshop presented at Scott County Community Corrections, Shakopee, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2009, April). Principles of Effective Interventions. William Mitchell School of Law, St. Paul, MN (Invited) Ferguson, S., & Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2009, March). Clinical Supervision within the Agency Context Workshop. Minnesota Social Service Annual Training and Conference, Bloomington, MN (Refereed) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2009, January). Carey Guide Training Workshop. Washington and Stearns County Community Corrections, Stillwater, MN (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, November). Working with Adolescents. University of Minnesota School of Social Work, St. Paul, MN. (Invited) 10
Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, November). Motivational Interviewing and Stages Workshop. Dakota County, Apple Valley, MN. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, October). Gender Responsive Interventions. William Mitchell School of Law, St. Paul, MN. (Invited) Ferguson, S., & Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, September). Clinical Supervision within the Agency Context Workshop. Wilder Foundation, St. Paul, MN. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, May). Motivational Interviewing and Stages Workshop. Volunteers of America, Edina, MN. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, May). How are the Children: Mental Health Needs of Juveniles Involved in the Criminal Justice System. (Invited) Hurley Johncox, J. F. (2008, March). Motivational Interviewing Techniques. Washington County Community Corrections, Stillwater, MN. (Invited) CONSULTING/ SERVICE: 2007 Present The Supervision Institute Hurley, J. F. & Kuechler, C. F. (March 2013). Supervision and Program Management in the Electronic Age: The Good Old Days are Gone Forever! Training conducted at the University of St. Thomas. St.Paul. Minnesota (Supervision Institute) Fergerson, S. & Hurley Johncox, J.F. (March 2012). BSW Supervision: The Basics of Generalist, Agency- Based Supervision conducted through the St. Catherine University and University of St. Thomas Supervision Institute. St. Paul, Minnesota. Hurley Johncox, J. F., & Kuechler, C. F. (2010, May). Group Supervision: Benefits and Constraints. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2010, May) Consultation Group. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN Ferguson, S., Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2009, October). Organizational Culture: Thinking of the Agency as Your Client. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN Ferguson, S., Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2009, April) Supervisee Assessment and Contracting: A Comprehensive-systems Model of Agency Based Supervision. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN Ferguson, S., Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2009, May) Consultation Group. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN 11
Ferguson, S., Hurley Johncox, J.F. (2008, May) Maintaining the Balance Between Clinical and Administrative Supervision. Workshop presented at The Supervision Institute, College of St. Catherine, St. Paul, MN 1996-Present The Carey Group Provide consultation and training on evidence based correctional interventions; conduct Correctional Program Assessment Inventories (CPAI s) on correctional programs (community-based and residential); develop quality assurance and clinical supervision models; and present workshops and keynote addresses at national conferences. 1996-2005 Consultant/Trainer for National Institute of Corrections (NIC) Provided consultation and training on evidence based correctional interventions; conducted Correctional Program Assessment Inventories (CPAI s) on correctional programs (community based and residential), developed quality assurance and clinical supervision models; and presented workshops and keynote addresses at national conferences. 1996-2005 Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) Provided consultation and training on evidence based correctional interventions; conduct Correctional Program Assessment Inventories (CPAI s) on correctional programs (community based and residential), developed quality assurance and clinical supervision models; and presented workshops and keynote addresses at national conferences. 1990-1992 Lutheran Social Services Transitional Housing for Youth Advisory Board Member 1990-1991 Merriam Park Intensive Day Treatment Program Advisory Board Member 1984-1986 Women s Resource Center Advisory Board Member GRANTS AWARDED: 2010 Women s Christian Association: $10,000 to maintain William Mitchell College of Law s Women s Reentry Clinic serving women released from Minnesota Correctional Facility: Shakopee. 2009 Women s Foundation Grant: $5,000 to expand William Mitchell College of Law s Women s Reentry Clinic serving women released from Minnesota Correctional Facility: Shakopee. 2005 Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee. MN Department of Public Safety, Office of Justice Programs: Title V Grant. $150,000 over three years to implement an African-American culturally specific program for Dakota County Community Corrections, Juvenile. 12
2000 Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee. MN Department of Public Safety, Office of Justice Programs: Title V Grant. $150,000 over three years to implement a gender-specific specific program for Dakota County Community Corrections, Juvenile. 1998 Juvenile Justice Advisory Committee. MN Department of Public Safety, Office of Justice Programs: Juvenile Accountability Block Grant. $750,000 over five years to implement the Intensive Supervision Probation program for Dakota County Community Corrections, Juvenile. NOMINATIONS and AWARDS: 2003 Minnesota Association of Community Corrections Act Counties (MACCAC) Board of Directors Award PROFESSIONAL MEMBERSHIPS: National Association of Social Workers (NASW), Member American Parole and Probation Association (APPA), Member 13