Articles from Corrections Today (June 1, 2009)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2009 best in the business list of submissions.		List	935
A legacy of leadership: building blocks for the future.	Knapp, W. Roland		778
ACA congratulates newly certified and recertified corrections professionals.		List	911
ACA employee celebrates 25 year with the association.	Clayton, Susan		380
ACA student chapter benefits Indiana high schoolers.	Hoch, Eric		720
Barber cuts through to juveniles.	Rayborn, Jessica		592
Best in the Business embody corrections' progress.	Lappin, Harley G.		629
Bloodborne pathogens training is a lifesaver for correctional staff.	Hilton, Lisette		1154
Career professional exudes dedication to the field.	St. Gerard, Vanessa		718
Certification helps a major--it can help you too.	Rayborn, Jessica		547
Chaplain uses education and faith to reduce recidivism.	Rayborn, Jessica		733
Clean and green in Washington State.	Ferreira, Jeannelle		696
Corrections Calendar.		Calendar	417
Court to consider juvenile life sentences.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	238
Deputy administrator makes an impact in Wyoming.	Rayborn, Jessica		674
Deputy for Admissions, Security & Control, Transportation, and Facilities Management.			756
Driving our business.	Jones, Justin	Guest editorial	731
Effective re-entry is good public safety: make plans now to attend the 139th Congress of Correction Aug. 7-12, 2009.		Calendar	1260
Fighting for the futures of young offenders.	Furniss, Jill		746
Former officer promotes ODRC successes.	Furniss, Jill		779
From summer intern to designer for all seasons.	Ferreira, Jeannelle		557
Greening corrections in Michigan.	Ferreira, Jeannelle		727
Greening federal prisons: meeting futures demands.	Tercilla, Enriqueta; Procaccini, Charles		2090
HDR Architecture Inc.		Brief article	217
How to Be a Responsible Mother.	Chase, Alexis	Book review	464
Human resources director.			96
In memoriam.	Travisono, Anthony P.	Obituary	1116
Innovative officer captures fugitives.	Rayborn, Jessica		657
Keefe Group.			372
Law students help three-strikes offenders.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	174
Local jails to check immigration status.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	280
Merging juvenile justice and sustainability in California.	Bloede, Carolyn		1956
More states turn to videoconferencing.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	282
NIC and the greening of corrections.	Carroll, Sherry		1212
NIJ's response to the Prison Rape Elimination Act.	Goldberg, Andrew L.; Wells, Doris		1794
Nonprofit trains ex-offenders for jobs.	Gormsen, Lia	Brief article	218
Oklahoma DOC grooms future leaders.	Jordan, Lenora; Ferguson, Pam		1766
Recently accredited facilities.		List	359
Reducing exposure in use of force litigation.	Schwartz, Jeffrey A.		4326
Reentry facility thrives under inspired leader.	Rayborn, Jessica		624
Reentry: a matter of public safety.	Beeler, Art		2927
Researchers discuss budgets and best practices at annual meeting.	Innes, Christopher A.; Carroll, Sherry		782
Service learning a partnership that works.	Schultz, Karen Kennedy; Walgrave, Jason; McNeil, Jessica; Dilorio, Julie		1657
Service to youths brings extraordinary results.	St. Gerard, Vanessa		743
Sharing intelligence, a captain prevents crime.	Ferreira, Jeannelle		698
Solar hot water system installed in Philadelphia prisons.	Eskind, Robert		2303
Specialist matches offenders and providers.	Rayborn, Jessica		675
Supervisor responds to changing needs of offenders.	Furniss, Jill		747
Supervisory Youth Development Representatives.			201
Turtle Top.		Brief article	255
Volunteer through the Professional Development Department.			681
Welcome New Members.		List	282
Youth counselor offers hands-on approach to parenting.	Furniss, Jill		775
Youth development representatives.			281
Youth Services teams with universities for sex offender programs.	Burkhart, Barry; Peaton, Allen; Sumrall, Ray		1312