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Analyze and improve the corrections system in the U.S. . Immediate focus of the committee is to establish a research agenda from an intergovernmental perspective that includes addressing concerns about public perceptions and educational awareness levels.

For questions relating to this committee, please contact
Ruth Zaplin at rzaplin@napawash.org.

 

Contacts

Name Telephone Email
Harriet Jenkins
(Board Rep)
(202)-365-1456 harrietgi@aol.com
Mike Quinlan, Chair
Prisons Positioning Committee
(703)-288-5053 Mikequinlan@correctionscorp.com
Ruth Zaplin*
Academy Staff(Lead)
(202)-204-3653
ext. 3206
rzaplin@napawash.org
Jim Frech*
Academy Staff,Center for Intergovernmental Relations
(202)-204-3603
ext. 3022
jfrech@napawash.org

* Not an Academy Fellow

 

 

 

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Academy Fellow Celebrates Fifty Years of Public Causes

Academy Fellow Brian O’Connell shares the priceless lessons he has learned during a lifetime of third sector experience in Fifty Years in Public Causes: Stories from a Road Less Traveled. O’Connell’s memoir traces his remarkable life in public service, from his early forays in the non-profit sector to his ascendancy as national director of the Mental Health Association, and then as founder of the Independent Sector.

Told through fascinating personal stories, O’Connell’s memoir includes a strong mandate to his successors in public service. He offers his readers the lessons he would emphasize for those who take the journey on that road less traveled.

Buy Fifty Years in Public Causes: Stories from a Road Less Traveled.


 

 

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