Resume

• 20300

  CASAC

  OASAS

• 2003

  English

  Master's degree

  Criminal Justice/Law Enforcement Administration

• 2000

  Bachelor’s Degree

  Business

  Houghton College

  Associate’s Degree

  Business

  Management

  Marketing

  and Related Support Services

  Clarion University of Pennsylvania

  01BE6089020

  Notary Public

  New York State

• Historic Palace Theater

  Volunteer

  Keenan Center

  Sales

  Microsoft Office

  Photoshop

  Management

  Training

  Leadership

  Research

  Microsoft Word

  Microsoft Excel

  PowerPoint

  Beightol

  Professional with over 10 years of experience effectively interacting with judges

  attorneys and various types of officers. Collaborates with community agencies to integrate and coordinate services. Member of fast-paced

  multifaceted unit of the probation department working with all aspects of the criminal justice system. Expert analytical skills combined with excellent communication skills. Team player valuing interdependence with parallel ability to work independently; skilled at managing multiple & competing objectives.

  Angela

  Beightol

  Child & Family Services of Erie County

  Inc.

  Northpointe Council Inc

  Bryant & Stratton College

  Niagara County Probation Dept

  Niagara University

  Niagara County

  Niagara County Site Supervisor -- September 2004 to June 2005\n\tInitiated outreach activities and speaker’s bureau for Niagara County\n-During the first year conducted over 40 formal appointments resulting in presentations

  newspaper articles

  and television interviews \n\tSupervised office staff and volunteers\n-Dozens of volunteer mediators progressed through their apprenticeships and fulfilled continuing education requirements in order to maintain their certification\n\tOutlined program goals and set strategic planning goals\n-Obtained use of three additional sites to serve individuals in all parts of the county\n Niagara County Outreach Coordinator – October 2002 to September 2004\n\tLiaison between Center and the Family

  Civil

  and Criminal Courts \n-Increased presence from one court to four courts\n\tSupervised case management of family and community programs \n-Community caseload doubled\n-Partnered with a community organization to provide arbitration services\n\tMediator certified by the New York State Unified Court System\n-Mediated an average of 25 Community cases and 20 Family cases annually\n

  Site Supervisor

  Child & Family Services of Erie County

  Inc.

  Lockport

  NY

  \tServed as team member for several local treatment courts; liaison between treatment and courts\n\tAccumulated

  interpreted and disseminated agency forensic statistics \n\tParticipated in weekly case conferences for three outpatient clinics as well as a Crisis Center\n\tFacilitated educational groups at Niagara County Jail for inmates with addictions; assisted with referrals to community based programming based on needs\n

  Criminal Justice Liaison

  Northpointe Council Inc

  Instructor

  Criminal Justice Department

  August 2005 to December 2005 (Full-time

  temporary position)\n\tInstructor for the following undergraduate courses: Introduction to Criminal Justice

  Criminal Law

  and Restorative Justice (two sections); advisor for undergrad students and supervised teaching assistant\n Graduate Assistant

  Criminal Justice Department

  January 2004 to June 2004\n\tCompiled research materials; designed FAQ handout and created presentation for recruitment purposes; Oral and visual presentations during open houses; handled inquiries of potential students\n\tStudent Representative of Strategic Planning Committee; advisor for undergraduate students \n

  Niagara University

  TASC Supervisor

  \tProvide professional programmatic management

  direction and supervision for the county’s TASC program under the general supervision of the Director\n\tPersonnel management duties including recruitment

  interviewing

  making hiring recommendations

  training

  completing performance evaluation of all employees in assigned program

  and addressing disciplinary issues\n\tCollaborate with department administration in the development of budgets and strategies related to financial feasibility of all operations\n\tMaintain

  collect and analyze program data and synthesizes information into formal reports for presentation to administration and produces annual reports as required \n\n\tAssessed and evaluated defendant’s criminogenic needs using motivational interviewing skills combined with computer programs such as AEGIS

  e-Justice including criminal history inquiries & searches

  COMPAS

  Caseload Explorer. Formulated case plans for pretrial caseload including referrals to needed services such as OASAS approved agencies for substance abuse and mental health treatment as well as housing

  employment

  education

  health and social services \n\tProvided information on the record during routine court appearances and testify during hearings\n\tPrepared and processed data in compliance with state guidelines\n\tEffectively communicate status of cases with Local

  County and Supreme Courts as well as defense and prosecution; make recommendations regarding case disposition\n\tCoordinate needed documentation with courts and county jail to synchronize release and transportation of inmates; worked in conjunction with DSS to ensure defendants had insurance coverage for appropriate level of care\n\tProvided superb handling of sensitive matters

  including confidential and personally identifiable information in records\n\tProven capacity to solve problems quickly; flexibility to adjust & adapt to changing organizational demands

  directives

  and goals\n

  Niagara County Probation Dept

  Bryant & Stratton College

  On-line

  \tSubject Matter Expert who created

  developed and implemented new courses including – Trends in Juvenile Justice and Foundations of Criminal Law and Procedure\n\tInstructed multiple courses including: Intro to Criminal Justice

  Criminology

  Corrections

  Criminal Courts

  Criminal Law

  Criminal Investigation

  Criminal Justice Capstone

  Sociology \n\tGraded assignments

  maintained gradebook; monthly faculty meeting participant\n\tUtilized Angel

  Blackboard

  Banner and Optimal Resume\n\tExperienced with Authentic Assessments

  Blooms Taxonomy and Essential/Topical Questions\n

  Instructor