Part Time Coordinator Resume Example The Family Violence Institute Northern Arizona University

PART TIME COORDINATOR

Summary

Inspirational leader offering expertise in project management and collaborative problem solving with over 30 years of experience in nearly all facets of the criminal justice system. Dedicated to working toward improving the lives of those impacted by family violence.

Skills

Project planning and development
Policy and procedure development and implementation
Strategic planning
Team building
Advanced Problem solving
Business process re-engineering
Contract review and recommendations
Critical thinking

Analytical
Dependable
Self-motivated
Flexible
Dedicated team player
Detail oriented
Highly ethical

Experience

02/2016 to Current

Part Time CoordinatorThe Family Violence Institute Northern Arizona University － Flagstaff, AZ

Arizona Child & Adolescent Survivor Initiative Project: Assisted with early program development including policy & procedure development, resource identification & development, and community and system outreach.
National Domestic Violence Fatality Review Initiative Project: Assist with nationwide domestic violence fatality review team outreach and website update; develop and present training and technical assistance on topics as needed across the Country.
Arizona Intimate Partner Risk Assessment Inventory System Project: Assist with coordinating training logistics for five different training events.
Assist with identifying and applying for grant proposals for existing and new projects.

02/2003 to 09/2015

Programs AdministratorPinal County Court Administration － Florence, AZ

Responsible for managing multi-discipline, multi-jurisdictional workgroups to plan, develop and implement five problem solving courts, all of which remain operational.
In some cases, also responsible for securing funding and managing evaluation.
Two projects expanded to additional jurisdictions, one served as a model for other counties.
The Domestic Violence Court won an award from the U.S. Department of Justice, Law Enforcement Coordinating Committee; resulted in recidivism rates of just 9.55% convictions for new offenses of violence, three years post program graduation.
Coordinated Pinal County Fatality Review and Safety Assessment project.
Facilitated Pinal County Domestic Violence Fatality Review Team
Coordinated the countywide Fingerprint Disposition Workgroup, taking Pinal County from the second worst county in the state for incomplete criminal history dispositions to being cited by the Arizona Department of Public Safety as a model of system coordination.
Managed the Warrants Subcommittee which developed a single set of countywide warrant forms, for consistency in criminal history reporting, the first such set in the state, requested for reference by the Supreme Court warrants working group.
Secured grant funding to place the first Automated Fingerprint Identification System machines in Justice Courts in the state.
Developed the In Home Detention Program for Pinal County Justice Courts, including completing procurement for vendors, the second County in Arizona to do so.
Beginning September of 2011, supported and coordinated 16 Limited Jurisdiction Courts in Pinal County.

01/1991 to 03/1998

Part Time InstructorCentral Arizona Law Officers Training Academy － Casa Grande, AZ

Developed lesson plans and provided instruction to law enforcement recruits as part of the Arizona Peace Officers Standards and Training certification curriculum, including: liability, search and seizure, narcotics and dangerous drugs, interviewing and interrogation, police/community relations, human communications, social psychology, crime prevention, victimology, computerized information systems, and courtroom demeanor.
Participated on Arizona POST Subject Matter Expert Committee for police/community relations.

01/1991 to 05/1994

Part Time InstructorCentral Arizona College － Casa Grande, AZ

Developed lesson plans and provided freshman and sophomore level classes including: basic psychology, human growth and development, and women in U.S. history.
Full time instructor spring semester 1992.
Special assignments included: awarding divisional scholarships, participating in curriculum and learning objectives development, and participating in accreditation activities.

01/1990 to 01/2003

Deputy Adult Probation OfficerPinal County Adult Probation － Florence, AZ

With a short break from December 1991 to August 1992 to work at Central Arizona College, assignments included field probation officer, presentence investigator, intensive probation supervisor (the first person to hold that position at the department), presentence and indirect services director, and special programs and resources director (the first person to hold that position at the department).
Special duties/assignments included Arizona Criminal Justice Information System Security Officer, Committee on Judicial Education and Training Coordinator, development of policies and procedures (some of the first at the department), developing requests for proposals to award contracts for treatment services (the first at the department), developing and publishing annual report, and participating on statewide committees.

01/1988 to 08/1989

Narcotics Agent IPennsylvania Office of Attorney General, Bureau of Narcotics Investigations － Harrisburg, PA

Performed both overt and undercover investigations into illegal drug trafficking activities in western Pennsylvania.
Duties included: maintaining case files, cataloging intelligence information, writing and executing search warrants, securing evidence, making arrests, and testifying in court.
Major interstate case investigation resulted in three convictions with prison sentences in Pennsylvania, 17 arrests and convictions in Arizona, and 27 properties seized in Arizona, one in Pinal County, with a total value of nearly $3 million.

06/1985 to 01/1988

Patrol OfficerHarrisburg Bureau of Police － Harrisburg, PA

Conducted standard uniform patrol duties as well as special assignments to criminal investigations and vice divisions, and assisted in policy development.

08/1983 to 05/1985

Juvenile Probation OfficerDauphin County Juvenile Probation － Harrisburg, PA

Assignments included field probation officer and aftercare specialist.

Education and Training

May 1983

Bachelor of Arts: Behavioral SciencesMessiah College － Grantham, PABehavioral Sciences

August 1985

Pennsylvania Municipal Police Officers Education and Training CertificationHarrisburg Area Community College － Harrisburg, PA

May 1988

Master of Science: Administration of JusticeShippensburg State University － Shippensburg, PA

Activities and Honors

Received two Letters of Commendation, Harrisburg Bureau of Police

Received Distinguished Service Award from the Arizona Supreme Court Juvenile Justice Services Division for work on the LEARN Lab Program, Pinal County Adult Probation

Responsible for securing 11 different state, Tribal, and federal grants, plus renewals and continuation grants, totaling $3 million

Publications

Co-author, "Land of Opportunity for Crime: The Cuban Criminal," The Justice Professional, Vol. 1 No. 2, Fall 1986

Author, "Beyond Buzzwords: Making Partnerships Work for the Benefit of Youths," Corrections Today, April, 2008

Additional Qualifications

Computer competencies: Word, PowerPoint, Excel (basic), Outlook, Campaign Monitor, Eventbrite

Language competencies: Spanish (reading: good; speaking: fair)

Working knowledge of domestic violence, domestic violence related deaths and the numerous systems' responses to them

Knowledge of management practices and principles

Community building experience with groups from various cultural backgrounds

Resume Overview

Companies Worked For:

The Family Violence Institute Northern Arizona University
Pinal County Court Administration
Central Arizona Law Officers Training Academy
Central Arizona College
Pinal County Adult Probation
Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General, Bureau of Narcotics Investigations
Harrisburg Bureau of Police
Dauphin County Juvenile Probation

School Attended

Messiah College
Harrisburg Area Community College
Shippensburg State University

Job Titles Held:

Part Time Coordinator
Programs Administrator
Part Time Instructor
Deputy Adult Probation Officer
Narcotics Agent I
Patrol Officer
Juvenile Probation Officer

Degrees

Bachelor of Arts : Behavioral Sciences
Pennsylvania Municipal Police Officers Education and Training Certification
Master of Science: Administration of Justice

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