Resume

• 0078970

  Esq. (Member of Law Bar)

  State of Ohio

  LISW-S (State of Ohio)

• 2004

  Cleveland State University

  Cleveland

  Ohio

  Direct the Bachelor of Social Work (BSW) Program

  coordinating the School’s 300 majors’ matriculation. Duties include orientations

  advisement

  oversight

  planning

  CSWE re-accreditations program evaluations for BSW & MSW Programs (both reaffirmed in 2010/11)

  community college partnership program development

  and team/faculty coordination with the School and MSW Directors. Mentor junior faculty scholarship planning and research implementation. Oversee research sequence course development and faculty (tenure track and adjunct) teaching (BSW and MSW). Teach and develop in-class

  on-line (Blackboard – Course meets Quality Matters standards)

  hybrid

  and distance learning research methods

  evaluation

  policy

  delinquency

  trauma

  and law courses in the BSW and MSW Programs (Research Methods and Design; Data Analysis & Statistics; Program Evaluation; Delinquency

  Trauma

  and Schools; Evidence-based Mental Health Policy & Practice; Social Policy; & Direct Practice Research). Authored the University’s first Faculty Handbook (2011). Received nine University merit awards for scholarship and teaching outcomes (‘07

  ‘09

  ’11

  ’12

  ’13

  ’14

  ‘15

  ’16

  ‘17). Received the 2012 University Distinguished Faculty Award for Research. Received the 2012 Jennie S. Hwang Award for Faculty Excellence (The highest honor for CSU faculty members across all disciplines and recognizes individuals for bringing regional

  national

  and international recognition to the University through exceptional teaching

  research

  and service).\n\nJuvenile delinquency: Pathways and prevention (2018)

  co-authored with Miyuki Tedor. Thousand Oaks

  CA: SAGE Publications.\n\nThe school-to-prison pipeline: A comprehensive assessment (2016) New York: Springer Publishing Company. \n\nLinking disorders to delinquency: Treating high-risk youth in the juvenile justice system (2013). Boulder

  CO: Lynne Rienner Publishers.

  Professor & BSW Program Director

  Cleveland State University

• 2000

  J.D.

  Cleveland State University - Cleveland-Marshall College of Law

• 1999

  Director of Partial Hospitalization

  Directed $3.0 million budget and clinical treatment/partial hospitalization for residential-placed coed adolescents for $27 million private nonprofit agency. Responsible for clinical assessments and guidance of adolescents’ care

  treatment planning

  treatment curriculum writing

  and compliant clinical reporting within the Ohio Department of Mental Health

  Ohio Department of Alcohol and Drug Addiction Services

  Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services

  Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospital Organizations (JCAHO)

  and Council on Accreditation (COA) standards.\n\nAgency

  regional

  and state advocate

  lobbied for public and private nonprofit child-caring agencies on behalf of at-risk children

  adolescents

  and their families; selected to decision-making statewide task forces and committees (ODMH) to appropriately design managed care systems for Ohio public dollar expenditures. \n \nRecognized state expert on Medicaid

  behavioral healthcare

  and managed care effects on children and adolescents with disabilities and their families; recruited to present to and educate numerous constituent groups

  policy makers

  and legislators around these complicated policy issues and various impacts public decisions have on at-risk children and adolescents.

  Director of Partial Hospitalization

• 1995

  The Buckeye Ranch

  Directed community-based programming for $30 million agency servicing at-risk children

  adolescents

  and their families. Supervised and expanded community-based programs including case management (CSP)

  outpatient services (individual

  group

  and multi-site)

  partial hospitalization

  and other programmatic opportunities in the Central Ohio area. Oversaw $3.5 million budget

  staffing

  and programs

  and expanded services through networking with community organizations

  referral agencies

  school systems

  and other funding sources - juvenile justice

  local county boards

  managed care organizations

  children’s service agencies

  Youth Forum

  NetCare

  and Family First Councils. \n\nResponsible for the care and treatment planning for over 100 children and adolescents in county children’s services custody and juvenile courts throughout Ohio and surrounding states through supervision of social workers

  group facilitators

  interns

  and administrative staff within Partial Hospitalization Department budget; responsible for additional 20 staff members within community-based programming (coordinators

  clinicians

  team leaders

  youth leaders

  and administrative support) and their clinical supervision of 130 adolescents with mental health/substance abuse/special education disabilities; supervised community-based crisis intervention hotline.\n\nAdvocated through the Council of Behavioral Healthcare Organizations and the Ohio Association of Child-Caring Agency’s Behavioral Health\\Medicaid Advisory and Legislative Committees focused on juvenile justice

  mental health and substance abuse treatment

  child welfare

  and public financing behavioral healthcare (Medicaid

  Title IV-E); well-versed in statutory regulations

  legislative process

  and administrative rule-making.

  The Buckeye Ranch

  Ph.D.

  Social Work

• 1994

  Sykesville Group Shelter Home

  Counseled over 125 adolescents under juvenile court supervision through provision of individual

  milieu

  and group therapy within juvenile justice shelter care; performed screenings

  intakes

  and psychosocial assessments of the adolescents and families; oriented and trained new counselors and staff for the shelter home.

  House Manager/Youth Social Worker

  Baltimore

  Maryland Area

  Sykesville Group Shelter Home

• 1992

  Jewish Social Service Agency

  Assisted hundreds of newly arrived refugees and their families in resettlement to the United States; provided case management

  vocational

  and counseling services - family

  group

  and workshops – to secure necessary local

  state

  and federal social service supports

  housing

  and vocational training. Directly placed over 300 newcomers and American clients into desired career employment; organized and coordinated community-wide job fairs in the Washington

  D.C. and Baltimore markets

  successfully bringing together over 80 private companies and public organizations with 1

  000 employment-seeking individuals.

  Jewish Social Service Agency

  MSW

  Social Work

• 1989

  Laumann & Associates

  Washington DC

  Partner in a recruitment firm

  responsible for marketing and sales efforts across the Washington

  D.C. employment fields.

  Executive Recruiter

  Laumann & Associates

• 1987

  Christopher

  Mallett

  The Smith Companies

  Individual and sales responsibilities

  generated leads

  followed through

  and led many marketing efforts. Named the Smith Company's Most Valuable Corporate Employee in 1989.

  Sales/Marketing

  Washington D.C. Metro Area

  The Smith Companies

• 1982

  B.A.

  Political Science

• Social Services

  Non-profits

  Research

  Grant Writing

  Public Speaking

  Statistics

  Community Outreach

  Licensed attorney (Ohio)

  Program Evaluation

  Mental Health

  Psychotherapy

  Licensed Independent Social Worker (Ohio)

  Program Development

  Teaching

  Mallett