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American Criminal Justice Association Lambda Alpha Epsilon
Region IV Newsletter Volume 44, Issue 1 John Wilt, Editor & Publisher Fall 2008 - Winter 2009
President’s ReportI recently had lunch with Nicci Koban (V.P. REGION IV) and a member of COPS (don’t you just love that acronym), Chi Omega Pi Sigma. The topic of our discussion focused on issues involving ACJA in general and Region IV specifically.
Our main topic of discussion was the Region IV Conference which will take place the first weekend in November (tentative). Nicci has agreed to take the lead as conference director supported by her chapter and Lamda Omega. The details should be in place by the time we meet in Jacksonville and a presentation will be made at the Region IV caucus.
I would urge any chapter that would like to assist to contact Nicci or myself and let us know that you are willing to help. My experience with conferences has helped me to believe that you can never have enough assistance. Your Region IV officers and most advisors are more than willing to help out, so you are never dangling out there all by yourself.
There is also the thought that one way to get to know how ACJA works is to get involved, meet people and understand the preparation, work, and fun that goes into hosting a conference. Obviously, when you get involved by helping, you lower your level of anxiety about hosting a conference. My appreciation of this process is meeting new members, watching older members mentor newer ones, and continuing lifelong friendships.
By now, everyone should have received their conference packet for the 72nd National Conference which is taking place in Jacksonville, Florida, April 5 – �0, 2009. I look forward to seeing all of you there. I will be sending all chapter advisors an email to remind them to send me the 2009 “official” proxy form.
Advisors or chapter officers can sign their proxies and fax it to me at: 302-292-3841. The proxy forms are extremely important as the National Business meeting cannot be held if there is not at least 2/3 of the voting membership present to constitute a quorum. Without a quorum, no business can be transacted. This year that would mean there would be no election of national officers and any nominations for awards would not be voted upon. So please mail, fax or email me your forms.
The E-Board or what is called the Executive Board is composed of the National Officers, Region Presidents, National Secretary and the National Journal Editor. I know that you all know this because you read the National By-Laws. The reason I explained this is to inform you that the E-Board recently voted to modify the firearms rules.
Prior to this conference, if a student member of a chapter was going to shoot, a chapter advisor had to sign off for the member saying that they met the safety qualifications to compete in the firearms competition. This is no longer the standard. I urge all members who are considering competing in the firearms competition to peruse the national website. (ACJALAE.org) and familiarize themselves with the “Statement of Competency and Waiver, Release,
Indemnification, Hold Harmless, and Assumption of Risk Agreement.”
Essentially (I am not an attorney) the competitor signs a waiver saying they have read and understand the safety rules and competition standards, completed a basic firearms safety course, have reviewed the ACJA power-point presentation, and have achieved a minimum score of 240 according to ACJA Competition Standards. Oh yes, and the competitor assumes the risk of taking part in this competition. I cannot emphasize the importance of being safe during this competition. If you cannot meet these standards, please do not compete until you can meet them. I understand the desire to compete but please practice, practice, and practice some more under safe supervised conditions until you are comfortable with your firearm. Being safe is more important than ego gratification both for you and for the organization.
I look forward to seeing you in Jacksonville because we are going to have a really good time. What could be more fun than “Sex, Drugs and Guns?” (Conference theme) Remember to practice your skits for lip sync.
Steve Atchley
In ThIs IssuePresident’s Report ........................................ 1Vice President’s Report ............................... 2Omega Alpha Omicron “News & Photos” ... 2COPS “News & Photos” ................................ 3Lambda Omega “News & Photos” ............... 4Ferrum, Virginia Conference Report ............ 5Conference Trophy Winners ...................... 6-8Region IV Chapters ................................ 9-12Region IV Business Meeting ...................... 13Region IV Photo Gallery ........................ 14-17
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As Steve mentioned, upon having lunch with him recently, COPS agreed to host the Regional Conference in fall 2009. Truth be told, I agreed, and volunteered to rest of my chapter! Upon hearing the news, our members were all very excited and I am confident that with the help of Lambda Omega and President Steve Atchley, this will be an excellent conference! We will do our best to make this conference both educational and fun, and we will keep in mind the economical state of the country, and try to keep prices down. Although, I do not think we could ever top Ferrum’s regional conference! That was by the far the most inexpensive conference I have attended in 8 years, and one of the best. Way to go Dr. Osborne on thinking out of the box and saving us money!
Often when I meet with other members of the National Professional Retention Committee, we discuss more optional training being available at conferences, both for students and professionals (other than the speaker/seminar). Last year’s National in Kansas City did a great job with the
fingerprinting training; training that I was able to take back to my police department, and training that students will be able to use when they reach their careers. I am open to suggestions for the 2009 Regional Conference. If anyone has suggestions or requests please feel free to email me at [email protected]. The conference will most likely be taking place in the southeast Pennsylvania region, just keep in mind the time constraints imposed upon us at a Regional Conference.
At the Regional Conference in Ferrum, VA, it was brought to everyone’s attention that work needs to be done on our regions’ bylaws. After the conference I attempted to contact Region IV chapter advisors in the hopes of building a new and larger bylaws committee. Unfortunately, some emails were found not to be good any longer. Just a reminder to all members and advisors to update your information with National Secretary Karen Campbell so that you can be kept up to date with ACJA/LAE information and mailings. I am actually guilty of this myself and did not realize it until I stopped receiving mailings! I did receive email responses form several members, and hope to get working on the bylaws by the publication of this newsletter. If you are interested in being on the bylaws committee and have not been in touch with me, please email me. It’s never too late to get involved!
Vice President’s Report Nicci Koban
August 29 ............South Boston Speedway “50-50” ticket salesSeptember 9 ........Letters sent to Danville Bar Association, VFW,
FOP, American Legion and Elks requesting financial support
September 18 ......Submit Corning grant applicationOctober 7 .............Justice Club Fall “Fish Fry”December 2 .........“Hot Dog and Bake Sale”January 20 ..........“Hot Dog and Bake Sale”February 1-23 .....Krispy Kreme Original Glazed Doughnut SaleMarch 3 ...............Request $600.00 from DCC Student ServicesApril 17 ...............Annual Justice Club “Rummage Sale”April 21 ...............Justice Club Spring “Fish Fry”May 29 .................Justice Club “Car Wash”June 5 ..................Justice Club “Car WashJune 19 ................9th Annual “Run for Justice”
(1K, 5K & 10K walking/running events)
Omega Alpha Omicron would like to share Their 2009-2010 “Fund Raising Plan”
With all Region IV chapters:
Induction Ceremony ofNew ΩAO Members and
Conference Trophy WinnersDanville Community College
DANVILLE, VIRGINIA
ΩAO
3Chi Omega Pi Sigma Members in FerrumAshley and Ryan meet in West Chester
Chi Omega Pi Sigma has had a great year. Our membership has grown in size and our members have grown personally. Members Ashley Goodson and Ryan Wilkins married in the fall, and both shipped off to Navy boot camp a short time after the Regional Conference in Ferrum, VA. Ashley had been a member of Dr. Osborne’s previous chapter in Bristol, VA and Ryan was a member of Sigma Tau Omicron out of West Chester University when they met on the range at the Regional Conference in 2006 in West Chester. Needless to say, sparks flew at the conference and they spent close to a year traveling 8-10 hours to see each other before Ryan finally moved to VA. Both joined Chi Omega Pi Sigma soon after. Now married and in the Navy, both have finished boot camp and have moved on to their new assignments and training. Unfortunately the newlyweds have only been able to see each other once or twice since they shipped off in November. Ashley is currently stationed in Florida and is hoping to make an appearance at the National Conference. I’ve always said that ACJA is good for “networking”!
COPS has hosted many “get togethers” this year, to include our first ever “LAE Softball Game” with members from Lambda Omega and Sigma Tau Omicron. We are happy to report that we only had one injury! (Sorry Megan!). Our 3rd Annual Summer BBQ was a great success, as well as our holiday dinner in December. Members recently attended a trivia night fundraiser for the “Friends for Friends” organization, which donates proceeds to families in need. COPS is hosting an “All Day Crop- Scrap booking Fundraiser” on Sunday, March 22 from 9am-5pm at the Media Borough Community Center. Tickets are $25 and spaces can be reserved by emailing [email protected]. Proceeds will help fund the trip to Jacksonville.
Membership has been growing also. New members this year include Danielle Follosco, Andrew Clauhs, Ashley and Ryan Wilkins, Stephen Crane and Amanda Hayes. Danielle was recently hired on as a patrol officer at the Perryville, MD police dept, and Andrew as a patrol officer at the Upland Borough, PA police dept. Ashley and Ryan both left law enforcement to go into the Navy, but Ashley is hoping to fulfill her dreams in the JAG courts. Stephen is currently in security and interviewing for police jobs. Amanda is working as an Arson Investigator and is our first non-professional member. While in college she was a member of Sigma Tau Omicron and currently competes in the upper division.
One of COPS goals is to keep members involved in ACJA upon graduation and entrance into their careers, and also recruiting professional members into the association. Many members of COPS are also members of the National Professional Retention Committee, and work throughout the year to recruit new members and members who are graduating college either to the COPS chapter, or helping them find other professional chapters in their area. COPS is always accepting new members! You need not be a professional to be a member of our chapter; student members, member’s at large, and professionals are all welcome. If you are interested in membership information, or would like to know how you can stay involved in LAE after graduation, email Nicci at [email protected]. COPS is now on the web at www.acjacops.com and on Facebook and MySpace. Hope to see you all in Jacksonville!
Chi Omega Pi Sigma Members in Ferrum
Chi Omega Pi sigma (COPs) news
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ACJA – 2008 Region IV ConferenceLAMBDA OMEGA NEWS
M MembersofLambdaOmega,DelawareTech’sChapteroftheAmericanCriminalJusticeOrganizationwenttoFerrum,VirginiaNovember6-9,2008fortheannualCriminalJusticeRegionIVConference.TheconferencethemethisyearwasCyberCrime:InternetSexualPredators.
M TheRegion4ConferenceactivitieswereheldonthecampusofFerrumCollegeinthefoothillsoftheBlueRidgemountains.TheCollegeislocatedat445FerrumMountainRoad,Ferrum,VA.
M Dr.GaryReynolds(RetiredChief-Winchester,Va),SpecialAssistanttotheChiefofPolice,BedfordCounty,VawasthepresenterofaseminaronInternetSexualPredators.
M ElectionsforRegionIVOfficerswasheldandSteveAtchleywaselectedPresidentofRegionIVforatwoyearterm.
M TwentyFour(24)LambdaOmegamemberstookcompetitiveexamsinCriminalLaw,Corrections,JuvenileJustice,PoliceManagement,andLAEKnowledge.Membersalsoparticipated inTeamCrimeScene,PhysicalAgilityandFirearmscompetitions.Thenamesandawardsofmembersarelistedbelow.
StuDENt: AWARD:John Stuart 2nd Place Police Management LOWER DIVISIONKevin McKenna 3rd Place Crime Scene LOWER DIVISION 1st Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISIONRebecca Olley 3rd Place Criminal Law LOWER DIVISIONAdam Sanders 3rd Place Individual Firearms LOWER DIVISION 2nd Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISIONJessica McCann 3rd Place Juvenile Justice LOWER DIVISION 3rd Place Corrections LOWER DIVISION 2nd Place LAE Knowledge LOWER DIVISION 2nd Place Criminal Law LOWER DIVISIONRob Wiltbank 1st Place Criminal Law LOWER DIVISION 2nd Place Crime Scene LOWER DIVISION 1st Place Individual Firearms LOWER DIVISION 1st Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISIONSung Choy 1st Place Physical Agility 26-35 age category 2nd Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISION 3rd Place Crime Scene LOWER DIVISIONMatt Begamy 1st Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISION 3rd Place Crime Scene LOWER DIVISIONSteve Atchley 2nd Place Corrections PROFESSIONAL DIVISION 2nd Place Juvenile Justice PROFESSIONAL DIVISIONRussell Lynch 2nd Place Physical Agility Men under 25Andrew Fleming 2nd Place Team Firearms LOWER DIVISIONTammy Reeves 2nd Place Physical Agility Female over 35Nicole Simmons 3rd Place LAE Knowledge PROFESSIONAL DIVISIONKennika Webster 2nd Place Crime Scene LOWER DIVISIONSusan Vines 1st Place Physical Agility Female over 35 1st Place Corrections LOWER DIVISION
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Total Deposits Received ....... $9,796.00Expenses BulkMailing.............................. 137.06
Copying&PaperCharges ForMailings.............................. 453.03 OfficeSupplies........................... 48.12 Trophies................................. 1,251.30 FerrumCollege Banquetandmeals................ 4,045.75 Targets........................................ 61.98 Refunds(3)............................... 270.00 PhoebeNeedlesLodging...... 1,023.00 FerrumRescueSquad............. 375.00 VanMileage................................ 52.50 BadChecks(2)......................... 205.00Total Expenses ........................ 7,922.74Profit ......................................... 1,873.26
We had �22 attendees at the Awards Banquet and there were 114 registered members in attendance for the conference.
Chapters Represented were: Delaware Tech, COPS, Mountain State University, University of New Haven, Wilmington University, Marshall University, West Chester University, West Virginia State University, Danville Community College, Virginia Union University, Mountain State University, THE Community College of Baltimore, and the host chapter Ferrum College. Joe Davenport, National Vice-President also attended representing the national organization.
We tried a couple of new things at this conference. One was hosting everything on the college campus instead of hosting at a nearby hotel. We had additional budget lodging at the Phoebe Needles Center which is a retreat for an Episcopal church for $�0.00 a night and the conference fee included all meals from the beginning to the end in the college dining hall. Additionally, all of the written exams were taken online through Ferrum College’s Angel Course Management system. We had a few technical issues with the computers, but after we all got logged in, it worked pretty smoothly.
I would recommend continuing to use online testing when possible due to the convenience and the savings on paper and the cost of Scantrons. Also, the exams are graded automatically, and that saves considerable time.
If you are thinking of hosting in the future, get all the help you can……Special thanks to Nicci Koban and COPS for their excellent management of the range and to Mike Snow and Sam Dameron for managing a very difficult physical agility competition. Both competitors who were hospitalized were AOK at the end of the day. Thanks to Steve Atchley for manning the computers in the written competition, and I would like to personally thank Chief Debbie Hogan who designed and managed the crime scene, and Dr. Ken McCreedy for his professional photography. Also, kudos to Dr. Christine Stinson and Margaret Drakeford for their technical support of the online testing. I would like to thank Dr. Frederick Torimiro, the Associate Dean of the School of Social Sciences at Ferrum College for his support and to Dr. Jennifer Braaten, President of Ferrum College for encouraging us to host on the Ferrum College campus. Last but not least, thanks to the Ferrum College Chapter, Delta Xi Omega for their dedication to the chapter and to region IV.
Submitted by William N. Osborne, Jr., Ph.D.Conference Director
Fall 2008 Region 4 Conference Reportnovember 6-8, 2008 • Ferrum College, Ferrum VA
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TROPhY WInneRsRegion IV Criminal Justice Conference
November 6-8, 2008Ferrum College
Ferrum, VA
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CORReCTIOnsLower Division First .................................. Sue Vines Delaware Technical Community College Second ............................... Jes Vogt University of New Haven Third .................................. Jessica McCann Delaware Technical Community College Upper Division First .................................. Corrin Onizuk Wilmington University Second ............................... Megan Fleet West Chester University Third .................................. Tina Paquale West Virginia State UniversityProfessional Division First ................................... Michelle Jones The Community College of Baltimore County Second ............................... Steven Atchley Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Nelson Staples Mountain States University
LAe KnOWLeDGeLower Division First .................................. Josh Tine University of New Haven Second ............................... Jessica McCann Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Kira Berkheiser University of New Haven Upper Division First .................................. Corrin Onizuk Wilmington University Second ............................... Kevin Gallotti University of New Haven Third .................................. Alex Jackson Danville Community CollegeProfessional Division First ................................... Fadia Narchet University of New Haven Second ............................... James Johnson Virginia Union University Third .................................. Nicole Simmons Delaware Technical Community College
CRIMInAL LAWLower Division First .................................. Robert Wiltbank III Delaware Technical Community College Second ............................... Jessica McCann Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Rebecca Olley Delaware Technical Community College Upper Division First .................................. Tina Pasquale West Virginia State University Second ............................... Priscilla Acheampong Virginia Union University Third .................................. Margaret Girard University of New HavenProfessional Division First ................................... Meisha Grimes The Community College of Baltimore County Second ............................... Daniel Maxwell University of New Haven Third .................................. Nelson Staples Mountain State University
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POLICe MAnAGeMenT AnD OPeRATIOnLower Division First .................................. Josh Tine University of New Haven Second ............................... John Stuart Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Kira Berkheiser University of New HavenUpper Division First .................................. Sharee Campbell West Virginia State University Second ............................... Tesia Zajac Ferrum College Third .................................. Corrin Onizuk Wilmington UniversityProfessional Division First ................................... Fadia Narchet University of New Haven Second ............................... Nelson Staples Mountain State University Third .................................. Joseph Walsh Professional Chapter COPS
JuVenILe JusTICeLower Division First ................................... Kira Berkheiser University of New Haven Second ............................... Josh Tine University of New Haven Third .................................. Stephen McKee The Community College of Baltimore CountyUpper Division First .................................. Tesia Zajac Ferrum College Second ............................... Corrin Onizak Wilmington University Third .................................. Jessica McCann Delaware Technical Community CollegeProfessional Division First ................................... Robert Richick The Community College of Baltimore County Second ............................... Steven Atchley Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Fadia Narchet University of New Haven
CRIMe sCene TeAMsLower Division First .................................. Jadotte, Bertrand, Mackie The Community College of Baltimore County Second ............................... Wiltbank, Kennika, Duffy Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. McKenna, Choi, Begany Delaware Technical Community CollegeUpper Division First .................................. Tine, Berkheiser, Givens University of New Haven Second ............................... Girard, Cannata, Galotti University of New Haven Third .................................. Braga, Embler, Vogt University of New HavenProfessional Division First ................................... Hayes, Follosco, Lehman COPS Second ............................... Richick, Jones, Grimes The Community College of Baltimore County Third .................................. Clauh, Koban, Walsh COPS
FIReARMs (InDIVIDuAL)Lower Division First .................................. Robert Wiltbank Delaware Technical Community College Second ............................... Josh Tine University of New Haven Third .................................. Adam Sanders Delaware Technical Community CollegeUpper Division First .................................. Austin Norris Ferrum College Second ............................... Michelle Keefer West Chester University Third .................................. Richard Cannata University of New HavenProfessional Division First ................................... Harvie Jeter Danville Community College Second ............................... Joe Walsh COPS Third .................................. Nicole Koban COPS
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FIReARMs (TeAM)Lower Division First .................................. Wiltbank, McKenna, Bergeny Delaware Technical Community College Second ............................... Sanders, Fleming, Choi Delaware Technical Community College Third .................................. Clinton, Adkins, Toney West Virginia State University Upper Division First .................................. Tine, Galotti, Cannata University of New Haven Second ............................... None Third .................................. NoneProfessional Division First ................................... Koban, Walsh, Clauhs COPS Second ............................... Muse, Dalton, Norris Ferrum College Third .................................. Istenes, Follosco, Wilkins COPS
TOP GUN AWARDHarvie Jeter Danville Community College
Score: 415 with 10 X
PhYsICAL AGILITY (MALe) Ages 25 & Under First .................................. Denzel Talley Virginia Union University 41.37 Second ............................... Russell Lynch Delaware Technical Community College 41.69 Third .................................. Adam Embler University of New Haven 42.09Ages 26 - 35 First .................................. Choi Sung Delaware Technical Community College 45.71 Second ............................... Daron Seivers Chi Delta Epsilon 52.58 Third .................................. Harvie Jeter Danville Community College 64.31Ages 36 & Older First ................................... Nelson Staples Mountain State University 50.81 Second ............................... John Mays Mountain State University 75.06 Third .................................. Jim Johnson Virginia Union University 81.00
PhYsICAL AGILITY (FeMALe)Ages 15 & Under First .................................. Margaret Girard University of New Haven 48.90 Second ............................... Chelsey Baker West Chester University 54.81 Third .................................. Lindsey Braga University of New Haven 55.14Ages 26 - 35 First .................................. Meisha Grimes Community College of Baltimore County 56.85 Second ............................... Danielle Follosco COPS 6�.62 Third .................................. Ashley Wilkins COPS 66.03Ages 36 & Older First ................................... Sue Vines Delaware Technical Community College 74.08 Second ............................... Tammy Reeves Delaware Technical Community College 78.25 Third .................................. Grace Clark Mountain State University 94.46
TOP ACADEMIC AWARD: Corrin Onizuk, Wilmington UniversityTOP GUN AWARD: Harvie Jeter, Danville Community CollegeJIM HOOKER SPIRIT AWARD: University of New HavenSWEEPSTAKES AWARD: University of New Have
REGION IV CHAPTERS AND CONTACT INFORMATION (CA - CHAPTER ADVISOR)
__________________________ ALPHA DELTA CHI (ADC)
WILMINGTON UNIVERSITY 320 DUPONT HIGHWAY NEW CASTLE, DE 19720
TRATE , KIRK R [email protected] CA 320 N DUPONT HIGHWAY NEW CASTLE PA 19720 302 356-6766 TROWBRIDGE, CHRISTIAN A CA 320 N DUPONT HIGHWA Y NEW CASTLE PA 19720
__________________________ ALPHA OMEGA (AO)
MARSHALL UNIVERSITY ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE
CRIM JUSTICE DEPT SMITH HALL HUNTINGTON, WV 25701
BORA, DHRUBA J (CA) [email protected] CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HUNTINGTON WV 25755 304 696-3087 DAMERON, SAM (CA) [email protected] CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPARTMENT ONE JOHN MARSHALL DRIVE MARSHALL UNIVERSITY HUNTINGTON WV 25755
304 696-2568 __________________________
ALPHA PSI OMEGA (APO) UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH
COLLEGE OF GENERAL STUDIES PITTSBURGH, PA 15260
MILER-BROWN, SHERRY (CA) [email protected] UNIVERSITY OF PITTSBURGH PITTSBURGH, PA 15260 412 624-768
____________________ ALPHA TAU DELTA (ATD)
WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
CAMPUS BOX 37 INSTITUTE, WV 25112
WALKER, DARIN (CA) [email protected] WEST VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY 422 WALLACE HALL PO BOC 1000 INSTITUTE, WV 25112 WHYTE, WILLIAM R (CA) [email protected] 527 WALLACE HALL PO BOX 1000 INSTITUTE WV 25112 304 766-3311
____________________ ALPHA THETA EPSILON (ATE) VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY
PO BOX 9036 PETERSBURG, VA 23806
PARSONS-POLLARD, NICOLLE (CA) [email protected] VIRGINIA STATE UNIVERSITY PO BOX 9036 PETERSBURG VA 23806 804 524-6923
__________________________ BETA DELTA SIGMA (BDS)
BRYANT AND STRATTON COLLEGE 200 REDTAIL DRIVE
ORCHARD PARK, NY 14127 LUPIANI, AMY L (CA) [email protected]
__________________________ BETA PSI DELTA (BPD)
STATE UNIVERSITY OF NEW YORK AT CANTON
34 CORNELL DRIVE CANTON, NY 13617
ERICKSON, ELIZABETH A. (CA) [email protected] SUNY CANTON 117A PAYSON HALL CANTON, NY 13617 315 386-7504
HARTE, BRIAN (CA) [email protected] SUNY CANTON 117A PAYSON HALL CANTON, NY 13617 315 386-7967
__________________________ BETA PHI SIGMA (BPS)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 300 GATEWAY CENTRE PARKWAY
RICHMOND, VA 23832 ROTH, ROBERT (CA) [email protected] 300 GATEWAY CENTRE PARKWAY RICHMOND, VA 23235 804 330-4992
____________________ CHI CHI NU (CCN)
WARREN COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
475 ROUTE 57 WEST WASHINGTON, NJ 07882
BOLL, WILLIAM C (CA) [email protected] 65 SOUTH 19TH STREET KENILWORTH NJ 07033 908 835-2340
__________________________ CHI DELTA EPSILON (CDE)
COMM COLLEGE OF BALTIMORE COUNTY
800 SOUTH ROLLING ROAD AF 335 CATONSVILLE,
MD 21228 GRIMES, MEISHA M (CA) [email protected] 800 S ROLLING RD AF 335 BALTIMORE MD 21228 410 465-6930
____________________ CHI NU (CN)
RADFORD UNIVERSITY RADFORD,VA
BURKE, TOD (CA) [email protected]
__________________________ CHI NU CHI (CNC)
THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY 2000 PENNINGTON ROAD EWING,
NJ 08628 KRIMMEL, JOHN CA [email protected] THE COLLEGE OF NEW JERSEY PO BOX 7718 EWING NJ 08628 609 771-3184 VANADIA, BRIAN J (CA) [email protected]
____________________ CHI OMEGA PI SIGMA (COPS)
(PROFESSIONAL) PO BOX 2347
ASTON PA 19014 KOBAN, NICOLE A [email protected] PO BOX 2347 ASTON PA 19014 484 431-1523
____________________ CHI PHI CHI (CPC)
CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE
CAMPUS ON COLLEGE HILL & VALLEY ROADS
SUMMERDALE, PA 17093 BENNY, DANIEL J (CA) 717-728-2247
__________________________ DELTA IOTA OMEGA (DIO)
WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY - PARKERSBURG
300 CAMPUS DRIVE PARKERSBURG, WV 26104
ORTI Z-BRUNO, NELSON (CA) [email protected]
____________________ DELTA LAMBDA RHO (DLR)
LA ROCHE COLLEGE ACTIVITIES OFFICE
9000 BABCOCK BLVD PITTSVURGH, PA 15237
MITCHELL, ROBERT G (CA) [email protected]
__________________________ DELTA PI OMEGA (DPO) SOUTHWEST VIRGINIA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
ADMINISTRATION OF JUSTICE ROUTE 19
RICHLANDS, VA 24641 STINSON, JERRY (CA) [email protected] SOUTHWEST VA COMM COLLEGE PO BOX SWVCC RICHLAND VA 24641 276 964-7203 WYMER, CHARLES W. CA [email protected] SOUTHWEST VA COMM COLLEGE PO BOX SWVCC RICHLAND, VA 24641
__________________________ DELTA XI OMEGA (DXO)
FERRUM COLLEGE CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT
PO BOX 1000 FERRUM, VA 24088
OSBORNE JR, WILLIAM N CA [email protected] FERRUM COLLEGE CJ DEPT PO BOX 1000 FERRUM VA 24088 540 365-4283
__________________________ GAMMA ALPHA PSI (GAP)
VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY RICHMOND, VA
GIBSON, WILLIAM M (CA) [email protected] JOHNSON, JAMES M (CA) [email protected] VIRGINIA UNION UNIVERSITY 1500 NORTH LOMBARDY ST RICHMOND VA 23220 804 257-5866
__________________________ GAMMA MU (GM)
GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 10900 UNIVERSITY BLVD, MS4F4
MANASSAS, VA 20110-2203
JOHNSON, DEVON (CA) [email protected] GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 10900 UNIVERSITY BLVD MS 4F4 MANASSAS VA 20110 703 993-8424 TURNER, ALLAN (CA) [email protected] GEORGE MASON UNIVERSITY 10900 UNIVERSITY BLVD MS 4F4 MANASSAS VA 20110 703 993-8424
__________________________ IOTA TAU PSI (ITP)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 449 EISENHOWER BLVD HARRISBURG, PA 17111
PELUSI, MARY J. (CA) [email protected] ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 449 EISENHOWER BLVD HARRISBURG PA 17111 717 565-1700
__________________________ KAPPA ALPHA OMEGA (KAO) COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY
CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT 2500 W NORTH AVENUE BALTIMORE, MD 21216
EZE, EVANS (CA) [email protected] COPPIN STATE UNIVERSITY CRIMINAL JUSTICE DEPT 2500 W NORTH AVENUE BALTIMORE MD 21216
__________________________ KAPPA GAMMA SIGMA (KGS)
KATHARINE GIBBS SCHOOL 232 W 40TH STREET NEW YORK,
NY 10018 SCAROS, CONSTANTINOS (CA) [email protected] 232 W 40TH ST ROOM 1106 NEW YORK NY 10018
__________________________ KAPPA XI SIGMA (KXS)
OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE TOMS RIVER, NJ
AUSTIN, ROBERT (CA) [email protected] OCEAN CO COLLEGE COLLEGE DR PO BOX 2001 TOMS RIVER NJ 08754-2001 OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE 732 255-0441 CASTILLO, BEN (CA) [email protected] OCEAN CO COLLEGE COLLEGE DR PO BOX 2001 TOMS RIVER NJ 08754 732 255-0400 KIRCHHOFER, JOSEPH M (CA) [email protected] OCEAN COUNTY COLLEGE COLLEGE DRIVE PO BOX 2001 EXT: 2213 TOMS RIVER NJ 08757-2001 732 255-0444
__________________________ LAMBDA KAPPA ALPHA (LKA)
LONGWOOD UNIVERSITY DEPT OF SOC & CRIMINAL
JUSTICE 201 HIGH STREET
FARMVILLE, VA 23909 PHELAN, MICHAEL P (CA) [email protected] 201 HIGH STREET FARMVILLE VA 23909 434 395-2199
__________________________ LAMBDA MU UPSILON (LMU) JAMES MADISON UNIVERSITY
HARRISONBURG, VA PLASS, MARGARET (CA) [email protected] JMU DEPT OF SOCIOLOGY MSC 1205 HARRISONBURG VA 22807 540 568-7128
__________________________ LAMBDA OMEGA (LO) DELAWARE TECHNICAL COMMUNITY COLLEGE
400 STANTON-CHRISTIANA ROAD NEWARK, DE 19713
ATCHLE Y, STEVE (CA) [email protected] DELAWARE TECH COMM COLLEGE 400 STANTON -CHRISTIANA RD NEWARK DE 19713 302 388-6637 BONAVITA, DAWN (CA) [email protected] DELAWARE TECHNICAL COMM COL 400 STANTON-CHRISTIANA RD NEWARK DE 19713 302 454-3932
__________________________ LAMBDA THETA XI (LTX)
CALIFORNIA UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA
JUSTICE STUDIES 250 UNIVERSITY AVENUE
CALIFORNIA, PA 15419 CENCICH, JOHN R (CA) [email protected] 250 UNIVERSITY AVENUE CALIFORNIA PA 15419 724 938-1576
__________________________ MU SIGMA (MS)
MANSFIELD STATE UNIVERSITY MANSFIELD, PA
ROBARGE, MARK (CA) [email protected] MANSFIELD UNIVERSITY 217 PINECREST P MANSFIELD PA 16933 570 662-4493
__________________________ NU DELTA SIGMA (NDS) ECPI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 5555 GREENWICH ROAD VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23462 ALEXANDER-CAINES, IFE Y (CA) [email protected] ECPI COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 5555 GREENWICH ROAD VIRGINIA BEACH, VA 23462 757 418-0920
__________________________ NU GAMMA SIGMA (NGS)
JOHN JAY COLLEGE OF CRIMINAL JUSTICE
NEW YORK, NY
MORSE, CHRISTOPHER J (CA) [email protected] JJC-899 TENTH AVENUE JOHN JAY SQUARE NEW YORK NY 10019 212 237-8408
__________________________ NU SIGMA RHO ALPHA (NSRA)
ITT TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 1000 MEADE STREET SUITE 210
DUNMORE, PA 18512
PAVALONE, JANNINE (CA) [email protected] 570 330-0600 EXT. 608
__________________________ OMEGA ALPHA OMICRON (OAO) DANVILLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE
1008 SOUTH MAIN STREET DANVILLE, VA 24541
WILT, JOHN CA [email protected] 1008 SOUTH MAIN STREET DANVILLE VA 24541 434 797-8468
__________________________ OMICRON PI UPSILON (OPU) EVEREST COLLEGE 801 N QUINCY STREET-SUITE 500 ARLINGTON, VA 22203 KINNEY, ZACHERY (CA) [email protected] EVEREST COLLEGE 801 N QUINCY ST STE 500 ARLINGTON VA 22203 EVEREST COLLEGE 703 248-8887 EXT: 116
__________________________ PHI LAMBDA (PL)
VIRGINIA COMMONWEALTH UNIVERSITY
RICHMOND, VA __________________________
PSI MU CHI (PMC) VALLEY FORGE MILITARY
COLLEGE WAYNE, PA
HARRIS, EDWARD J (CA) [email protected] 610 989-1468
__________________________ PSI OMEGA (PO)
UNIVERSITY OF NEW HAVEN 300 BOSTON ROAD
WEST HAVEN, CT 06506 NARCHET, FA DIA (CA)
[email protected] UNH 300 BOSTON POST RD DEPT OF CRIM JUSTICE WEST HAVEN CT 06516 203 479-4593
__________________________ SIGMA ALPHA EPSILON (SAE)
TESST COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY TOWSON CAMPUS
803 GLEN EAGLES COURT TOWSON, MD 21286
UTZ, TOM (CA) [email protected] TESST COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY 803 GLEN EAGLES COURT TOWSON MD 21286 410 296-535
__________________________ SIGMA ALPHA OMEGA (SAO) MOUNTAIN STATE COLLEGE
PO BOX 9003 BECKLEY, WV 25802
STAPLES IV, NELSON R (CA) [email protected]
__________________________ SIGMA CHI NU (SCN) NORTHERN VIRGINIA
COMMUNITY COLLEGE 6901 SUDLEY ROAD
MANASSAS, VA 20109 CARTER, RUSS (CA) [email protected] NO. VIRGINIA COMM COLLEGE 6901 SUDLEY RD MANASSAS VA 20109 703 257-6503
__________________________ SIGMA OMEGA THETA (SOT) CUMBERLAND COUNTY COLLEGE PO BOX 517 VINELAND, NJ 08362 KOCHER, CHARLES J (CA) [email protected] CCC JUSTICE STUDIES 3322 COLLEGE DRIVE VINELAND, NJ 08362 856 691-8600 EXT: 277
__________________________ SIGMA PI XI (SPX)
GLENVILLE STATE COLLEGE 200 HIGH STREET
GLENVILLE. WV 26351 MARTINS, DANIEL (CA) [email protected] 200 HIGH STREET GLENVILE, WV 26351 304 432-7361
__________________________ SIGMA TAU OMICRON (STO)
WEST CHESTER UNIVERSITY WEST CHESTER, PA
GOLDING, DEAN (CA) 200 RUBY JONES HALL WEST CHESTER, PA 19383
__________________________ THETA CHI (TC)
HARRISBURG AREA COMMUNITY COLLEGE
HARRISBURG, PA __________________________
THETA LAMBDA UPSILON (TLU) HAGERSTOWN COMMUNITY
COLLEGE 11400 ROBINWOOD DRIVE HAGERSTOWN, MD 21740
MORGAN, JEFFREY A (CA) [email protected] 11400 ROBINWOOD DR HAGERSTOWN PA 21742 301 790-2800 EXT: 223
__________________________ THETA PSI OMEGA (TPO)
WESTCHESTER COMMUNITY COLLEGE
VALHALLA, NY BARNES, ROBERT R (CA) [email protected]
__________________________
THETA PHI SIGMA (TPS) MC CANN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS
& TECHNOLOGY 1147 N 4TH STREET
SUNBURY, PA 17801 FISHER, KELLY S (CA
TREGO, ALFRED J (CA) [email protected] 1147 NORTH 4TH STREET SUNBURY PA 17801 570 286-3058
__________________________ TAU UPSILON MU (TUM)
TOWSON UNIVERSITY 8000 YORK ROAD
TOWSON, MD 21252 SEALOCK, MIRIAM (CA) [email protected] DEPT OF CRIM JUSTICE 8000 YORK ROAD TOWSON MD 21252 410 704-5165
__________________________ UPSILON TAU IOTA (UTI)
YTI CAREER INSTITUTE 3050 HEMPLAND ROAD LANCASTER, PA 17601
GUYER, MICHELLE
[email protected] (CA)
__________________________ 2008 ACTIVE ACJA-LAE CHAPTERS REGION 1: 21 REGION 4: 31 REGION 2: 17 REGION 5: 34 REGION 3: 23 REGION 6: 22 TOTAL ACTIVE ACJA-LAE CHAPTERS...................................... 148 AS OF APRIL 2008, MEMBERSHIP............................. 3,576
Accolades Received By Region IV Members Graduate Key Awards: 2007 AND 2008 Nelson Ortiz-Bruno......West Virginia University, Parkersburg, WV Rami Nassar................California University of Pennsylvania, California, PA Gold Key Awards: 2007 AND 2008 Rami Nassar................California University of Pennsylvania, California, PA John Barrett.................University of New Haven, West Haven, CT Donna Matay...............Seton Hall University, South Orange, NJ Twylen Hicks................New Jersey City University, Jersey City, NJ Ashley Fleenor.............Virginia Intermont College, Bristol, VA Branson Thompson.....George Mason University, Fairfax, VA Silver Key Awards: 2007 AND 2008 Karen Richardson........ECPI Technical College, Richmond, VA Philip Jeter................... Danville Community College, Danville, VA Tina McNeal................ Danville Community College, Danville, VA John Heisler.................Delaware County Community College, Newark, DE Brittany Crouse............Hagerstown Community College, Hagerstown, MD Karen Logan................ Danville Community College, Danville, VA Region IV Richard McGrath Scholarship Winners: 2002-2008 Marvin Norman............ Danville Community College, Danville, VA Linda Williams............. Danville Community College, Danville, VA Linda Poke................... Danville Community College, Danville, VA Crystal Conard............. Danville Community College, Danville, VA Richard Waller............. Danville Community College, Danville, VA Shirley Redd................ Danville Community College, Danville, VA Melinda Reid................ Danville Community College, Danville, VA Region IV Star Members Steve Atchley Sam Dameron Mike Snow John Wilt
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ACJA – 2008 REGION IV CONfERENCEferrum College, Virginia
November 6, 2008 • Business Meeting
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