Cumberland County College Criminal Justice Society

04/06/2013

Please feel free to share: The Cumberland County College Criminal Justice Society will hold its Annual Scholarship Auction. Friday, April 19, 2013 6PM is the silent auction/ 7PM is the live auction. 100% of the proceeds to student's scholarships. There is something for everyone.

04/04/2013

A special Thank You to BAM Margera for his generous donation of a skateboard-pictures- and STUFF to the CCC Criminal Justice Society Auction.

04/02/2013

A special THANK YOU to the Reading Phillies for their generous donation to the Cumberland County College Criminal Justice Society Auction... Hats, shirts, tickets, and a ton of other stuff... All made possible by Professor Tina Hanulec ... Wow this is shaping up great!

04/02/2013

Join
Carol Captis
Host of WVLT 92.1
Tuesday, April 9, 2013
7PM-8PM
Weapons and Mental Illness
Welcome
Dr. Charles J. Kocher
and
Professor Darren K. Stocker
Cumberland County College
call in at 856-696-0092

04/01/2013

A special THANK YOU to Blue Fish Grille for their donation to the Cumberland County College Criminal Justice Society Annual Scholarship Auction.

03/30/2013

03/30/2013

A special THANK YOU to Matt DeVito and Down Range Fi****ms of Woburn, MA for his support to the Cumberland County College Criminal Justice Society Annual Auction. Matt helps the cause every year by donating items to the auction.

02/21/2013

Good Afternoon Counselors:

It's that time of year again! The Vineland Rotary Scholarship Applications and Letters for Recommendation Forms are now available on-line. Our deadline for submission is April 1st. All applications and letters of recommendation are to be completed on-line. Students depending on the assistance of school personnel must make them aware of this.

If you have any questions, please contact me at [email protected] or call my cell at 609-774-3671 . Thank you.


http://vinelandrotary.com/studentsandyouth/rotaryscholarships.aspx

Applicant must be a United States citizen and a Cumberland County resident who plans to attend or is enrolled as a Cumberland County College student pursuing an Associate’s Degree in "Justice Studies."

02/17/2013

http://www.philly.com/philly/education/20130217_Getting_into_elite_universities_-_through_community_colleges.html

Christopher Thomas still has the recruitment letter the University of Pennsylvania sent him when he was a senior at Philadelphia's Central High School in 1993.

02/14/2013

POSTED 1/25/13

JUVENILE COURT VICTIM/WITNESS ADVOCATE: The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc. is a private, non-profit victim service agency. Responsibilities of the Juvenile Court Victim/Witness Advocate include:
· Notifying victims of juvenile offenders of their rights and providing direct services to victims of juvenile crime and their families
· Providing direct services to victims and their families, including but not restricted to the following: crisis response, supportive counseling, needs assessment, individual goal setting, development of service plans, advocacy, and accompaniment throughout medical, police and court procedures, at hospitals, district courts, courthouses, police stations, CVC offices, crime scenes, or any other place that is necessary.
· Providing hotline coverage on CVC’s sexual assault and other crimes hotlines.
· Provide assistance to victims in completion of restitution claim forms, Crime Victim’s Compensation Claims and Victim Impact Statements as well as informing victims of their right to submit restitution claims and impact statements.
· Promote and encourages cooperation with the Criminal Justice System as it relates to victims of juvenile offenders.
· Adheres to the policies and procedures of CVC which support the goals and mission of the agency and meet funding requirements.

The ideal candidate will have:
1. A minimum of an Associate’s Degree in Social Work, Psychology, Counseling, Criminal Justice, or a related field, or the equivalent of same.
2. Skills in supportive counseling, problem solving, advocacy and crisis intervention.
3. Ability to assume responsibility and make decisions.
4. Knowledge of community resources.
5. Ability to establish and maintain professional working relationships with staff, volunteers, other agencies, and the general public.
6. Ability to express ideas orally and in writing.
7. Working knowledge of word processing and basic computer skills.


A Pennsylvania Child Abuse Clearance and Criminal History must be obtained upon employment. This is a part-time position, with the expectation of becoming full-time within 6 months. This position requires some nights and weekends. Must have valid driver’s license and vehicle. Must be Chester County resident. You can email your resume/cover letter to Brooke Hedderick, Managing Supervisor at [email protected] or fax to 610-692-4959. EOE

02/07/2013

This year's Annual Criminal Justice Auction will be held on Friday, April 19, 2013

Please join us!

01/25/2013

ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) - Budget documents show the New York state police planning to train 330 more recruits in the coming year.

After attrition, they would increase the total of sworn officers to 4,657, up 5 percent from the current fiscal year but still down more than 200 from the peak. State budget constraints temporarily halted recruiting more than three years ago.

The state police held two classes this year with 340 recruits, graduating 133 in October. That was the first class since 2009.

The Cuomo administration is proposing a $732 million budget for state police for the year starting April 1.