Master of Criminal Justice, Washburn University

Finding time to job hunt during the workweek isn't always easy. That's why our next Virtual Statewide Job Fair runs all weekend long! Register now at bit.ly/KS-JULY-2026-JF then log on anytime between July 24 and July 26 to browse quality job openings in your area.

With so many powerful breakout sessions for ROCK 2026, choosing which ones to attend will be the hardest part! ✈️ Join us at ROCK 2026: Cleared for Takeoff. Reserve your seat at reentryreframed.org!

Be the Support They Need Amanda’s substance use began at a young age and was shaped by early adversity, leading to years of homelessness, involvement with the criminal legal system and separation from her children. After recognizing that she deserved help and support, she committed herself to treatment, recovery and rebui...

August 24 in St. Louis, MO. For more information and to register: https://lnkd.in/evG6xAvR

The heat is on! 🔥

🥵🌞 The Dog Days of Summer Have Arrived! 🌞🥵

The US National Weather Service Topeka forecasts hot and humid conditions throughout the week, with heat index values between 100°–110°F each afternoon. Be sure to keep heat safety top of mind! ☀️

Here are a few simple ways to stay safe in the heat:
💧 Drink plenty of water—don't wait until you're thirsty.
🏠 Stay indoors in air-conditioned buildings whenever possible.
👒 Wear lightweight, light-colored clothing and a wide-brimmed hat.
⏰ Limit outdoor activities to the early morning or evening hours.
🚗 Never leave children or pets in a parked vehicle—temperatures inside can become deadly within minutes. Look before you lock.
👵👴 Check on older adults, neighbors, and those without air conditioning.
🐾 Make sure pets have plenty of fresh water and shade.
🚨 Know the signs of heat exhaustion and heat stroke, and call 911 immediately if someone is showing signs of heat stroke.

Let's work together to stay cool, stay hydrated, and stay safe during this stretch of dangerous heat! ☀️💙

US National Weather Service Topeka Kansas

The KS POP portal offers helpful information, resources and a clear path on Civil Protection Orders (from abuse, stalking, sexual assault and human trafficking).

http://kspop.org

The Douglas County Sheriff’s Office in Kansas is hiring and seeking candidates for a career-oriented position as a corrections officer.

This is a great way to enter the field of law enforcement by learning different aspects of the career, including effective communication, teamwork and de-escalation tactics.

Applicants must be 18. The salary range is $28.86 – $43.28 per hour, depending on qualifications and experience.

Anyone interested in applying can complete the pre-screening questionnaire by visiting the Employment section of our website (www.DGSO.org) or by texting “Join DGSO” to 785-384-4482.

Applicants who pass this step will receive a link to the online application.
https://dgso.org/index.php/about-jobs-at-dgso/