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About
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THE
CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MASSACHUSETTS
The
Correctional Association of Massachusetts is a professional association of
over 400 members statewide, and a Dual-State Chapter of the American
Correctional Association, which has over 20,000 members nationally.
CAM
was founded in 1980 with the mission of providing professional development
through communication for individuals working or interested in the field of
corrections.
Members
represent every facet of the field, including probation, parole, youth
services, county and state corrections, courts, criminal justice education
and training, community based programs, and offender services.
CAM
PROVIDES ITS MEMBERS
Cam
provides its members with the opportunity to share information and network
in a variety of ways:
- CAM ANNUAL
MEETING - Held
each May, this evening dinner meeting combines a comfortable social
setting and networking opportunities, highlighted by a distinguished
guest speaker in the field of criminal justice. In addition, the
evening includes the presentation of CAM's "Howard B. Gill
Lifetime Achievement Award" and the "Jim Justice
Professional Excellence Award", along with the announcement of
election results.
- CAM FALL
TRAINING CONFERENCE –
November 2009
This daylong event offers guest speakers and workshops which address
topical issues and concerns in the field. Lunch and refreshment breaks
offer ample opportunity for networking.
Look for our redesigned newsletter - summer 2009
CAM'S
LEADERSHIP & ELECTION PROCESS
Leadership
of CAM is provided by a five member Executive Committee (President,
President-Elect, Vice President, Clerk, and Treasurer) and a twenty member
Board of Directors. One-half of the Executive Committee and Board of
Director positions are open for nomination and election each year, thus
assuring both continuity and the opportunity for new leadership.
ALL positions are filled through open nominations and
election by the membership.
Executive Board - Under construction
2006-2007
CORRECTIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MASSACHUSETTS
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
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Sheila M. Dupre, President
Department of Correction Headquarters
50 Maple Street, Suite 3
Milford, MA 01757
(508) 422-3353
(508) 422-3385 (fax)
sheila.dupre@doc.state.ma.us
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Kelly A. Nantel, Vice President
Executive Office of Public Safety
Director of Communications
One Ashburton Place
Boston, MA 02108
(508) 422-3355
617-727-7775 ext. 25542
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Geralyn Riley, Treasurer
Department of Correction - ReEntry
50 Maple Street, Suite 3
Milford, MA 01757
(508) 422-3366
(508) 422-3386 (fax)
griley@doc.state.ma.us
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Amy Leone
Wayside Community Counseling
Prevention Coordinator
10 Asylum Street
Milford,
Ma 01757
(508) 478-6888 ext 204
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS
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DEPARTMENT
OF CORRECTIONS
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Kathleen M. Dennehy
Department of Correction Headquarters
50 Maple Street, Suite 3
Milford, MA 01757
(508) 422-3300
(508) 422-3385 (fax)
kathyd@doc.state.ma.us
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Paul Poirier
Department of Correction
Division of Staff Development
PO BOX 1486
Shirley, MA
(978) 514-6725
(978) 514-6705 (fax)
ppoirier@doc.state.ma.us
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PAROLE
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Maureen
Walsh
MA Parole Board
PO Box 647
Medfield, MA 02052
(508) 242-8001 ext. 150
(508) 242-8100 (fax)
Maureen.Walsh@state.ma.us
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Tina
Hurley
MA Parole Board
PO Box 647
Medfield, MA 02052
(508) 242-8127
(508) 242-8100 (fax)
Tina.Hurley@state.ma.us
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CORRECTIONAL
SYSYTEMS - COUNTY
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Kimberly Jo O’Hara
Essex County Sheriff’s Department
20 Manning Ave
Middleton, MA 01949
978-750-1900 ext. 3370
978-750-1999 (fax)
mailto:kohara@eccf.com
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Patricia
Murphy
Assistance Deputy Superintendent
Western Mass Correctional Alcohol Center
Hampden County Sheriff's Department
26 Howard Street
Springfield, MA 01105-2307
(413) 734-1050
(413) 734-0303 (fax)
patty.murphy@sdh.state.ma.us
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JUVENILE
SERVICES - STATE
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Mike
Gillen
Director of Training and Development Department of Youth Services
27 Wormwood St., Ste 400
Boston, MA 02210
(617) 960-3315
(617) 951-2409 (fax)
michael.gillan@state.ma.us
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Dan O'Sullivan
Director of Grafton Secure Treatment
38 Institute Road
North Grafton, MA 01536-1839
(508) 839-4180
(508) 792-7293 (fax)
Daniel.O'Sullivan@state.ma.us
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PROBATION
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Andrew Peck
Probation Officer
Malden District Court
89 Summer Street
Malden, MA 02148-3680
(781) 322-7500x146
(781) 322-1604 (fax)
(508) 853-7751 (home)
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EDUCATION/RESEARCH/TRAINING
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Dr. Jill McCarthy Payne
American International College
1000 State Street, Box 16-L
Springfield, MA 01109
(413) 205-3409
(413) 205-3598 (fax)
mailto:jpayne@acad.aic.edu
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Dr. Edith E. Flynn
(Northeastern University)
32 Watertown Street
Lexington, MA 02421 - 6331
(617) 373-3327
(781) 863-0793 (fax)
(781) 861-9108 (home)
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ADULT
RESIDENTIAL CONTRACT PROGRAM
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Susan M. Moitozo, M.Ed. LADC 1
Associate Vice Pres. of Clinical Services
Spectrum Health Systems, Inc.
200 East Main Street, Milford MA
01757
(508) 634-1878 x3107
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Elizabeth
L. Curtain
101 Park Drive
Boston, MA 02215
(617) 867-0300
(617) 867-0301
lcurtain@crjustice.org
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OFFENDER
SERVICE PROGRAM
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Ken Bates
Director, of Behavioral Health,
Advocates, Inc.
27 Hollis Street
Framingham, Ma. 01702
508-935-0797
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J. Tyler Carpenter
Massachusetts Treatment Center
30 Administration Road
Bridgewater, MA 02324
(617) 698-8350 (home & fax)
(508) 279-8402
(M, Th, F - MA tx. Ctr.)
jtcarpenter30@hotmail.com
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JUVENILE
CONTRACTS - STATE
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Bill
Briand
Community Resources for Justice
126 Cross Street
Somerville, MA 02148
(617) 623-7555
(617) 666-3759 (fax)
bbriand@crjustice.org
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OTHER
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Thomas E. Coury
Shaw Foundation
10 Lincoln Road
2nd Floor
Foxboro, MA 02035
(781) 455-8303 (office)
(781) 433-0980 (fax)
ghsfound@aol.com
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Charles
Walker
Cambiar Inc.
44 Pleasant Street
Cambridge, MA 02139
Kiplobo@lycos.com
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Donna L. Hobart,
Immediate Past President
Spectra Management Services
136 William Street
Springfield, MA 01105
(413) 737-9544
(413) 737-4455 (fax)
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Barbara J. Neff, Past
President
33 Pine Lane
Westwood, MA 02090
(781) 329-7270 (home)
(781) 329-3818 (fax)
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Membership Application
CAM
is a Dual-State Chapter of the American Correctional Association (ACA), which
means that when you join CAM you become a member of BOTH organizations and
receive the membership benefits of both for one annual membership fee. This
fee is divided between the two associations.
CAM
provides its members with the opportunity to share information and network
in a variety of ways:
- CAM ANNUAL
MEETING - Held
each May, this evening dinner meeting combines a comfortable social
setting and networking opportunities, highlighted by a distinguished
guest speaker in the field of criminal justice. In addition, the
evening includes the presentation of CAM's "Howard B. Gill
Lifetime Achievement Award" and the "Jim Justice
Professional Excellence Award", along with the announcement of
election results;
- CAM FALL
TRAINING CONFERENCE - Held each Fall, this daylong event offers guest speakers and
workshops which address topical issues and concerns in the field.
Lunch and refreshment breaks offer ample opportunity for
networking;
ALL
CAM MEMBERS receive a copy of the Newsletter and discount registrations
for the Annual Meeting and Fall Conference.
Membership
Categories:
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Annual Dues
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ASSOCIATE:
Students, retired correctional personnel, volunteers, and other
interested citizens.
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$15
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PROFESSIONAL 1:
Correctional professionals actively working in criminal justice or a
related field.
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$35
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PROFESSIONAL 11:
(Same as Professional 1)
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$75
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EXECUTIVE GOLD CARD:
Correctional executives actively involved in yearly events and
conferences.
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$100
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Membership
Benefits
All members receive: Subscription to "Corrections
Today," "On the Line," and CAM Newsletter, Discounts on CAM
& ACA conferences, ACA publications, and car rental.
Professional
1, 11 & Executive Gold Card also receive: Voting privileges in CAM
& ACA, accidental death insurance (Professional 1 -$6,000; Professional
11 - $10,000; Executive Gold Card - $15,000), and may hold office in CAM
& ACA.
In
addition, Professional 11 & Executive Gold Card receive: Copies of ACA
Annual Congress Proceedings; and 1 ACA Directory
Executive
Gold Card Members receive all ACA directories.
To Join CAM
Simply
choose a Membership Category, complete this
form and mail a check or credit card information to CAM.
Awards
Program
COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM - Under construction (State Residents
Only)
Since
its inception in 1980, the Correctional Association of Massachusetts (CAM)
has been dedicated to improve communication and learning among correction
professionals, and to the recruitment of highly motivated and educated
people to work in this challenging field.
To
encourage and further enhance the academic pursuits of those in the field
of corrections, as well as those already employed in the field, CAM has
established two $500.00 college scholarships.
To
be eligible, an individual must be enrolled in an undergraduate degree
granting program (Associate's or Bachelor's degree), in criminal justice or
a closely related field and have completed 15 semesters with a grade point
average of 3.0 or above, both full and part-time students are eligible, as
long as they are currently at a college or university and will be enrolled
in the fall semester. High School Seniors who have a B average and have
been accepted by a college or university in the criminal justice program
are also eligible. These scholarships are open to all that meet these
minimum qualifications, including CAM members and their families.
An
application package must include:
- A completed application
form;
- An official college/high
school transcript of all courses completed;
- High School Seniors must submit
a letter of acceptance into a criminal justice program from a
college/university ;
- A letter of recommendation
from the student's academic advisor or current instructor in criminal
justice;
- Three (3) copies of a 250
word essay explaining why the applicant wants to pursue a career in
corrections, be sure to include any volunteer/community service
experience you may have.
Applications and additional
questions should be addressed to:
Correctional Association of Massachusetts
P.O. Box 1033
East Longmeadow, MA 01028`
Attention: Scholarship Committee
HOWARD
B. GILL LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD
Please attach a separate sheet indicating why you believe that your nominee
is an appropriate choice for the Howard B. Gill Lifetime Achievement Award,
as well as sufficient biographical information to enable the Awards
Selection Committee to evaluate your candidate.
2008 Recipient
Sheriff Frank G. Cousins
Previous Recipients
2007:
2006: Edward F. Davis
2005: Frank Carney
2004: Mary Q. Hawkes
2003: John Larivee
2002: Sheriff Robert Garvey
2001: Ronald Corbett
2000: Samuel Zoll
1999: Joe Nicholson
1998: Sheriff John “Mike” Flynn
1997: David H. Mulligan
1996: Robert Rufo (Sheriff/Judge)
1995: Donald Cochran
1994: Edith E. Flynn
1993: Elizabeth Barker
1992: Edward (Ned) Loughran
1991: J. Bryan Riley
1990: Sheriff Michael Ashe
JIM
JUSTICE PROFESSIONAL EXCELLENCE AWARD
Please attach a separate sheet indicating why you believe that your nominee
is an appropriate choice for the Jim Justice Professional Excellence Award,
and include specific examples of performance, which reflect your nominees,
suitability for this award.
2008 Recipient
Bernard L. Fitzgerald
Previous Recipients
2007:
2006: Lynn Bissonette
2005: Sheriff Frank G. Cousins
2004: Patricia A. Murphy
2003: Matthew Hanley
2002: Kathleen Dennehy
2001: Susan Jenness
2000: Patrick Bradley
1999: Toni Atmore
1998: Elizabeth Curtin
1997: Mary Ellen Mastrorilli
1996: James Magnan
1995: Barbara J. Neff
1994: Kevin Warwick
1993: Michael Gray
1992: Tempthia (Kim) Battle
1991: Sheriff Robert Rufo
1990: Jim Justice
Contact
Us
Correctional Association of
Massachusetts
P.O. Box 1033
East Longmeadow, MA 01028
Phone/Fax: 413-525-9833
Email: cam@corrections.com
Conference & Events
CAM Annual Training Conference - November, 2009
Annual CAM Dinner - Thursday, May 21, 2009
Crowne Plaza
Worcester, MA
6:00 – 9:30 PM
Guest Speaker
Chairman Mark A. Conrad, Massachusetts Parole Board
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