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Click Here to download this document in Word Format or Adobe PDF 21 st Annual Training Conference May 31-June 3, 2008Mission Point Resort Mackinac Island 2008 AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIP, AND WELCOME BOOK CONTEST Accreditation Manager of the Year Award In accordance with the CAMA Constitution and By-laws an “Accreditation Manager of the Year” shall be selected annually. The person selected to receive this award shall be reimbursed for registration fees, travel expenses, and lodging costs associated with attending the CAMA Conference. Recipients of this award shall be selected from nominees who represent line-level accreditation managers who are directly involved in the accreditation process. Nominees are evaluated based on leadership ability, commitment level, and professional achievement. Please submit nominations for this award by March 21, 2008 to the CAMA President at the following address: Joe Rion, Warden: Joe.Rion@ky.gov Blackburn Correctional Complex 3111 Spurr Road Lexington, KY 40511
Linda J. Allen Memorial Scholarship - 2008 This scholarship was named in honor of the late Linda J. Allen of South Carolina, one of CAMA’s earliest members and supporters. The CAMA Executive Board established this scholarship in 1990. The Linda J. Allen Memorial Scholarship is used to help defray expenses for an accreditation manager to attend the annual CAMA Conference. The scholarship award is based on the following criteria:
Many jurisdictions are experiencing budget cuts that have a direct impact on funding for travel and training; therefore, the spirit of this year’s Linda J. Allen Memorial Scholarship will play an important role in providing an opportunity for an accreditation manager to attend the 2008 CAMA conference. Please submit your nominations by March 21, 2008 to the scholarship chairperson at the following address: David Haasenritter: HaaseDK@hqda.army.mil 3121 Terra Springs Drive Fredericksburg, VA 22408
Seventh Annual Welcome Book Contest In recognition of the fact that a quality welcome book is an invaluable tool for members of the audit team, the CAMA Executive Board will again be sponsoring a Welcome Book Contest. The wining entry will be announced at the 21 ST Annual Training Conference May 31-June 3, 2008 CAMA luncheon. Welcome books may be submitted at the registration desk at the time of registration or submitted by mail to:Bruce Denny, MDOC ACA Coordinator Grandview Plaza PO Box 30003 Lansing, MI 48909
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2007 Winners IT'S TIME TO RECOGNIZE THE BEST
Linda J. Allen Scholarship & Accreditation Manager of the Year
CAMA sponsors two annual awards: the Linda J. Allen Scholarship Award and the Accreditation Manager of the Year. Each of the CAMA members recognized for these awards will receive travel, registration, and expenses to the Annual Training Conference. Linda J. Allen Scholarship Travel, registration, and expenses may be provided to a CAMA member who might otherwise be unable to attend the annual training conference due to the lack of personal and/or agency resources. Selection is based upon the potential impact the member's training may have on the accreditation process in the agency or the member's previous contributions to accreditation. CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEARS RECIPIENT OF THE LINDA J. ALLEN MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD
Patti Bartlett, New York State Department of Correctional Services Accreditation Manager of the Year Annually, one outstanding member is recognized as the Accreditation Manager of the Year. This award considers the candidate’s leadership and commitment along with other achievements believed to be especially notable in the role as accreditation manager. CONGRATULATIONS TO THIS YEARS ACCREDITATION MANAGER OF THE YEAR Amy Fairbanks, Michigan Department of Correctional Services
Bellevue University Gives Credit for Corrections Training Free Evaluation Offer – see below Corrections Supervisors, Officers and Professionals – your corrections training is worth college credit. Bellevue University will transfer your Corrections Academy/Pre-Service and many other forms of training into an all online Bachelor’s Degree completion program in Corrections Administration and Management. Finally - a professional degree for the professional Corrections Professional. What better way to address corrections turnover than to help your staff get corrections management and administration knowledge. Bring in your work issues and work on them in the degree program too. We call it “Real Learning for Real Life.” Degree completion means we can transfer in up to 82 semester hours. Bellevue University finishes the remaining 45 hours you need for the degree one class at a time, one class a month. 15 classes – 15 months. To receive a FREE evaluation, contact our admissions department at 800-756-7920, or by E-mail at info@bellevue.edu. Please tell them you are from CAMA and ask about scholarships.
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