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Speaker Biographies/Information Judge Frank Orlando (Retired) The Honorable Frank A. Orlando is the Director of the Center for the Study of Youth Policy at Nova Southeastern University, Shepard Broad Law Center. Judge Orlando also serves as a Technical Assistance Team Leader for the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s Juvenile Detention Alternative Initiative (JDAI). Prior to assuming his present positions, Judge Orlando served as a Florida Circuit Court judge for 21 years. His primary assignments were in the juvenile and family law divisions. He developed and supervised the court connected mediation program and has written and lectured extensively on juvenile justice issues. In 1969, Judge Orlando was Commissioner of the Office of Youth Development and Delinquency Prevention, U.S., Department of Health, Education and Welfare. He is past Chair of the Florida Supreme Court Mediation Training and Standards Commission. He served as the Chair of the Florida Delegation to the White House Conference on Families. In 1982 he was President of the National Association of Family and Conciliation Courts. In 1990 he was Chair of the Florida Legislative Juvenile Justice Reform Task Force. Judge Orlando holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Education and a Juris Doctorate degree from the University of Florida. In 1992, Judge Orlando received the American Bar Association Livingston Hall Justice Award and has twice been awarded the Florida Council on Crime and Delinquency Distinguished Service Award. In 1998, he received the A.L. Carlisle Child Advocacy Award from The National Coalition for Juvenile Justice. Center for Study of Youth Policy, NOVA SE U 3305 College Avene, Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33314 Phone: 954-262-6239 E-Mail: orlandof@nsu.law.nova.edu Beth Mohler Stinnett Beth Mohler Stinnett works at the central headquarters for the Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice as the state’s Juvenile Justice Program Specialist. In that role she is involved in policy analysis, project management, program development and practice improvement. Among her responsibilities is serving as the State Coordinator for the Commonwealth’s Juvenile Detention Alternatives Initiative (JDAI) and supervising local JDAI coordinators in the state’s participating jurisdictions. A former Probation and Parole Officer for several localities in Virginia’s Shenandoah Valley, Ms. Stinnett has also worked in adult corrections, alternative education and domestic violence. She was recently re-elected to a second term as the President of the Virginia Juvenile Justice Association (VJJA), a diverse group of more than 1200 professionals from nearly every agency in the Commonwealth that touches the lives of courtinvolved children. In that role she has been actively involved in the legislative arena lobbying against legislation that runs counter to research on adolescent development or threatens the rehabilitative nature of the juvenile court. Ms. Stinnett and her husband Dave, and their chocolate Labrador, Yaz, make their home in Glen Allen. Virginia Department of Juvenile Justice State JDAI Coordinator P. O. Box 1110, Richmond, VA 23218-1110 Phone: 804-786-0486 E-Mail: beth.stinnett@djj.virginia.gov Making a Difference in Juvenile Justice Page 11
Exhibitors Barry Robinson Center 443 Kempsville Road Norfolk, VA 23302 757-455-6177 Contact: Grey Martin gmartin@barryrobinson.org Exhibit Personnel: Grey Martin & Lisa Merz Campbell House, Inc. 2531 Vincent Avenue Norfolk, VA 23509 757-407-7235 Contact: Jacqueline Campbell jacqueline.campbell@campbellhouseinc.com Exhibit Personnel: Jacqueline Campbell & Steven Campbell Commonwealth ChalleNGe Youth Academy P. O. Box 7510 Virginia Beach, VA 23458 757-491-5932 X231 Contact: Jeremy Phillips jeremy.phillips@dma.virginia.gov Exhibit Personnel: Jeremy Phillips & Cadet Member Covel Family Services 1500 E. Little Creek Road, Suite 310 Norfolk, VA 23504 757-961-7242 Contact: Ovelton Malone omalone@covelfs.com Exhibit Personnel: Kevin Walton & Ovelton Malone Family System II and New Life Programs 850 Tidewater Drive Norfolk, VA 23503 757-818-9347 Contact: Walter Howell walter@familysystem-nlp.com Exhibit Personnel: Walter Howell & Terrence Alston Hallmark Youthcare - Richmond 12800 West Creek Parkway Richmond, VA 23238 804-784-2200 Contact: Gayzelle Thomas gayzelle.thomas@hallmarksystems.com Hampton Roads Youth Center 275 Kenyan Road Suffolk, VA 23434 757-923-9448 Contact: Becky China ascot@hryc.org Exhibit Personnel: Becky China & Denise Mullins East End Intensive Outpatient Program 200 27th Street Newport News, VA 23607 757-247-0039 Contact: Ruby Eley reley@eastendacademy.com North Spring Behavioral Healthcare 42009 Victory Lane Leesburg, VA 20176 703-297-5791 Contact: Diane Creech diane.creech@psysolutions.com Poplar Springs Hospital P. O. Box 3060 Petersburg, VA 23805 804-733-6874, ext. 396 Contact: Kitley Rainwater kitley.rainwater@poplarsprings.com Making a Difference in Juvenile Justice Page 12
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