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2015 Colorado Community Corrections
Statewide Training Conference Series
Denver Police Protective Association
2105 Decatur Street Denver, CO
A Collaborative Initiative Presented by the
2nd Judicial District– Community Corrections Board – City and County of Denver
18th Judicial District – Community Corrections Board – Arapahoe County
1st Judicial District – Community Corrections Board - Jefferson County
Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
Colorado Community Corrections Coalition
State of Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
Day 1
January 28, 2015
8:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
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10:15 a.m.
10:15 a.m.
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12:00 p.m.
12:00 p.m.
1:30 p.m.
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3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
break
3:15 p.m.
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5:00 p.m.
Providers and Board Staff
(Board Members Welcome & Encouraged)
Welcome and Orientation
Glenn Tapia, Director – Office of Community Corrections, Division of Criminal Justice
BASIC EDUCATION - TRACK 1
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT – TRACK 2
Blue Spruce Room
Aspen Room
Basics of Effective Sanctions and Incentives
Purpose Plus Innovation = Success
Courtney Kramer and Chrystal Owin
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor
Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Why do people do what they do and how can we affect behavior change? This
session will discuss the BSMART (Behavioral Shaping Model and Reinforcement
Tool) program basics of responding to violation behavior and contingency
management and the principles, theories and research BSMART is based on.
PREA Training/Discussion
Jim Pyle
Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
This session has been designed to address questions and concerns about PREA
implementation and the PREA audit process. The session will include a brief
review of some PREA standards and requirements and an opportunity to learn
more about the audit process from the perspective of both a certified PREA
auditor and program that successfully completed an audit.
Kerry Plemmons will provide group instruction and education about important
leadership constructs for our field. Kerry will discuss several different leadership
styles and how they can be integrated to maximize our professional and personal
efficacy. He will discuss how the power of adaptive, positive, and future-focused
thinking can and should be used in modern day problem solving. Kerry will talk
about his wealth of experience in working with others to inspire action among our
colleagues. Kerry will provide examples of real world revolutionary and failed
attempts at effective leadership and will challenge the field of community corrections
to be innovative as part of our public safety mission.
(Part 1 of 4)
Lunch - (On Your Own)
What about Effective Interventions with Offending Populations: A
Collaboration, Coopetition, and Great Decisions
Real World Perspective
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor
Alexandra Walker
Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Time to Change Inc.
A substantial body of research has demonstrated that the use of certain
practices in corrections can have a profound effect on reducing offender
recidivism. But how does that research translate to practice? What can we do to
impact success rates with our clients? This training will review the principles of
the risk/need/responsivity theory as well as the 8 guiding principles for
effective intervention with a focus on their importance and how these principles
can be applied in community corrections in Colorado.
Affordable Care Act/Medicaid for Community Corrections
Christie Donner and Terri Hurst
Colorado Criminal Justice Reform Coalition
The Affordable Care Act has the potential to greatly impact access to health care
services, including behavioral health and dental care, for justice involved
individuals. While many opportunities exist to connect justice involved to care,
people supervised within community corrections face challenges in accessing
health care coverage. CCJRC staff will discuss the basics of health care reform
efforts in Colorado and provide information and resources to counter these
challenges and help connect clients with health care services.
Kerry will lead table discussions and action-learning among our implementation
teams and management. We will build skills in order to be adaptive, innovative,
collaborative, and inspired problem solvers. Implementation teams will
participate in various skill building exercises and discussions that will apply in
our real-world settings. Kerry will challenge all of us to use the spirit of
“Coopetition” in the advancement of our field.
(Part 2 of 4)
Day 2
January 29, 2015
8:30 a.m.
9:00 a.m.
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10:15 a.m.
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1:30 p.m.
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3:00 p.m.
3:00 p.m.
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3:15 p.m.
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5:00 p.m.
Providers and Board Staff
(Board Members Welcome & Encouraged)
BASIC EDUCATION - TRACK 1
Blue Spruce Room
Ethics in Community Corrections
Dennis Berry and Eileen Wygant
Mesa County Criminal Justice Services
Registration
This training will challenge assumptions about ethics and confront the problems
that “situational ethics” causes staff working in the community corrections field.
It will stress the importance of a high ethical standard by staff when working
with offenders in order to be a positive role model for clients who are striving to
change their lives. The training will present specific practical tools for staff to
use to maintain ethical behavior to support the mission of their organizations.
Ethics in Community Corrections continued
Dennis Berry and Eileen Wygant
Mesa County Criminal Justice Services
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT – TRACK 2
Aspen Room
Design Thinking and Innovation to Understand the Challenge
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor
Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Staff from the Division of Criminal Justice (Office of Community Corrections)
will lead implementation teams through guided work to practice the skills of
Design Thinking. We will all be challenged to use community corrections as the
vehicle to learn both technical and adaptive leadership skills. The
implementation teams and management will be guided to actively think about
the trajectory of their program to design the future.
(Part 3 of 4)
This training will challenge assumptions about ethics and confront the problems
that “situational ethics” causes staff working in the community corrections field.
It will stress the importance of a high ethical standard by staff when working
with offenders in order to be a positive role model for clients who are striving to
change their lives. The training will present specific practical tools for staff to
use to maintain ethical behavior to support the mission of their organizations.
Lunch (On Your Own)
Effective Case Planning
Café Style to Implement Solutions to the Challenge
Esther Smith, Denver Community Corrections Board
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor
Cynthia Lockwood, Colorado Division of Criminal Justice
Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
This session is designed to give an overview for case managers who are creating
case plans with clients in community corrections. Attendees will learn the basics
of using assessments to case plan with clients as well as review the Eight
Guiding Principles of Effective Interventions, the top 8 criminogenic needs and
the S.M.A.R.T. method of effective case planning. Participants will learn how to
create meaningful, individualized case plans that prioritize criminogenic needs
and address the client’s stage of change.
Stuck in a Rut (The Brain and Habits)
Evan C. Crist, Psy.D., Licensed Clinical Psychologist
President of Correct Tech Inc., and Time to Change Inc.
A user friendly review of the brain literature as it relates to "the offender's
brain." How are their habits formed? What can you to do to help offenders
break those habits? Is the "offender's brain" different from your brain? If
you've ever had a bad habit, you want to attend this session (your spouse called
and said you qualify)!
Kerry Plemmons will facilitate deeper learning and actualization of
transformational leadership. We will begin to operationalize the leadership
material we have learned and experimented with and create a clearer vision for
2020. We will look introspectively, into ourselves and into our organizations, to
find the work needed to achieve our visions for 2020. Finally, the
implementation teams will leave with a deeper and sustainable understanding
of their critical role in achieving the vision of Community Corrections 2020.
(Part 4 of 4)
CACCB Conference and Training for Board Members and Staff
Day 3 – January 30, 2015
Board Members and Board Staff
(Providers Welcome & Encouraged))
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Registration and Continental Breakfast
ASPEN ROOM
Welcome and Opening Remarks
Stan Hilkey, Executive Director – Colorado Department of Public Safety
Stan Hilkey, Executive Director will share his experiences in leading the design and implementation of evidence based decision making in Mesa County,
Colorado. Stan will share his experiences and will challenge us to think about community corrections boards and the type of leadership necessary to
advance decision making practices in our field.
Colorado Criminal and Juvenile Justice Commission Community Corrections Recommendations
Glenn Tapia, Director - Office of Community Corrections, Division of Criminal Justice;
Greg Mauro, Director - Community Corrections City and County of Denver;
David Lipka – State Public Defenders’ Office (10th Judicial District Community Corrections Board Chair)
Glenn Tapia, Greg Mauro, and David Lipka will present the community corrections based recommendations made by the Colorado Criminal and
Juvenile Justice Commission. The group will also present next steps for the system improvements recommended by the Commission.
Purpose Plus Innovation = Success
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor - Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Kerry Plemmons will provide group instruction and education about important leadership constructs for our field. Kerry will discuss several different
leadership styles and how they can be integrated to maximize our professional and personal efficacy. He will discuss how the power of adaptive,
positive, and future-focused thinking can and should be used in modern day problem solving. Kerry will talk about his wealth of experience in working
with others to inspire action among our colleagues. Kerry will provide examples of real world revolutionary and failed attempts at effective leadership
and will challenge the community corrections boards to be innovative as part of our public safety mission.
Lunch
Provided by the Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
Design Thinking and Café Style to Implement Solutions to the Challenge
Kerry Plemmons, Clinical Professor - Daniels College of Business, University of Denver
Kerry Plemmons will lead attendees through guided work to practice the skills of Design Thinking. We will all be challenged to use community
corrections and evidence based decision making as the vehicle to learn both technical and adaptive leadership skills. Boards will be guided to actively
think about the trajectory of their local community corrections system to design the future. Boards will also be guided to think about how the CACCB
attendees can use transformational leadership to effect the advancement of their boards and local systems.
Closing Remarks
Frank Schoengarth, President – CACCB
CACCB President Frank Schoengarth will lead a discussion with attendees to ask how CACCB, as an organization, can serve the needs of boards moving
forward into the future. Frank will ask attendees for their input and guidance so that CACCB can support boards moving forward with their visions and
future. Frank will also share the CACCB perspective on how boards and providers can help support and advance the organization into its future.
KERRY PLEMMONS
LEADERSHIP FACILITATOR
CLINICAL PROFESSOR, DANIELS COLLEGE OF BUSINESS
UNIVERSITY OF DENVER
BIOGRAPHY AT A GLANCE
Forty years of leadership and entrepreneurial experience with success in
launching and running small and medium sized businesses in the US and
Mexico. As an executive with Starbucks, Kerry opened stores in the
western US and Canada, ran several test market innovations and led
operations for a couple hundred stores. Prior to Starbucks he partnered in
creating the Pour la France chain in three states and Mexico. Since joining
Daniels full-time in 2004, Kerry has consulted to senior executives at both
public and private institutions including Intrado, Crocs, Arapahoe County
Sheriff’s Office, Colorado State Auditor, Aurora City Government, History
Colorado, Miller Coors, Molson Coors, CAPNA Veterinary Group, American
Animal Hospital, Allosource, Environmental Chemical Corporation (ECC),
Microsoft, Colorado Housing and Finance Authority, and others.
PUBLIC SAFETY LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT
EDUCATION
Kerry received his undergraduate degree in
In 2008, Intrado, Daniels College and Kerry built a 12
Marketing and Finance from the University of
day Public Safety Leadership Institute that brought
Colorado. He graduated with an Executive MBA from
Police Chiefs, Sheriffs and Fire Chiefs together to
the Daniels College of Business, University of
tackle some of the challenges facing Public Safety.
Kerry also leads five day leadership training programs Denver, in 2000.
that get Public Safety officials to collaborate on
creating innovative solutions to big issues.
We have so much confidence in Kerry’s Public Safety Leadership Development Program that we have sent more
than fifty of our staff through the program. Leadership development should be continually promoted in all
organizations, and the Arapahoe County Sheriff’s Office will continue to be involved in this incredible program
(David C. Walcher, Arapahoe County Sheriff)
Kerry Plemmons is the Best of the Best. Colorado is lucky to have a professional of his caliber to provide
meaningful leadership development for public safety professions. His work is credible and impactful.
(Glenn Tapia, Director of Community Corrections – Colorado Division of Criminal Justice)
One of the best speakers I have heard in 20 or 30 years
(David Cutler, Executive Director - Arapahoe Community Treatment Center)
Kerry’s presentations are highly energetic and entertaining;
I was able to use what I learned and implement his practices with my team immediately.
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(John Draxler, Supervisor - 13 Judicial District Probation Department and Community Corrections Board)
2101 South University #335 J | Denver, CO 80208 | phone 720.280.7174 | [email protected]
Food and Beverage Information
Morning coffee and water is provided by the City and County of Denver. Afternoon snacks are provided courtesy of the Colorado Community
Corrections Coalition. Breakfast and Lunch are on your own for Days 1 and 2. Lunch on November 1st is provided by the City and County of
Denver and the Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards.
Restaurants Near the PPA Event Center
El Noa Noa Restaurant Jr.
1920 Federal Blvd.
Jasmine Asian Grill
1935 Federal Blvd.
Pizza Hut
1775 Federal Blvd.
Denny’s
1605 Federal Blvd.
Los Agaves Mexican Food
1705 Federal Blvd.
Micky Manor
2544 Federal Blvd
Burger King
1800 Federal Blvd.
A &W All American
1679 Federal Blvd.
Araujo’s Restaurant
2900 W. 26th Ave.
Santiago’s
2505 Federal Blvd.
Jack N Grill
2524 Federal Blvd.
Gordon Loco
2637 W. 26th Ave.
Far East Center (Several)
Viet’s
Saigon Bowl
China Jade Garden
Vinh Thanh Bakery
333 South Federal Blvd.
Denver, CO 80219
La Loma
2527 W. 26th Ave.
Complimentary Wireless Internet Access Instructions
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Hotel Options Near the PPA Event Center
Residence Inn – Denver Downtown
2777 Zuni Street (Denver, CO 80211)
Just up the street from the PPA Event Center, the newly remodeled Residence Inn - Denver Downtown is located just one mile outside of downtown and
has a courtesy shuttle to the PPA Event Center and the downtown area. Offering 159 spacious suites, separate living & sleeping areas and a fully
equipped kitchen. Free Wireless High Speed Internet Access is offered throughout the hotel in all guest rooms, the lobby area & the meeting rooms.
Complimentary breakfasts are available in the Gatehouse and free Happy Hour is always a treat, Monday through Thursday serving beer, wine & a light
dinner. The hotel also has a pool, hot tub & fitness center.
For Reservations Please Call the Hotel or Visit Their Website at: www.ResidenceInn.com
303-458-5318 (Toll-Free: 1-888-526-7135)
Hotel VQ @ Mile High
1975 Mile High Circle (Denver, CO 80204)
Also located just minutes from The PPA Event Center, the Hotel VQ at Sports Authority Field is your gateway to Denver. The event center & Hotel VQ
work together to make sure guests are well taken care of with transportation to and from their meetings and events, as well as downtown Denver.
The Hotel VQ is a full service hotel with 171 guest rooms. They are home to the Skybox Grill and Sports Bar located on the 14th floor, where you can
relax and enjoy panoramic views of the Denver skyline, Six Flags/Elitch Gardens, Coors Field and the Pepsi Center. The hotel also offers plenty of
complimentary parking for hotel guests, guest laundry and an outdoor pool.
For Reservations Please Call the Hotel or Visit Their Website at: www.hotelVQ.com
303-458-5318 (Toll-Free: 800-388-5381)
Springhill Suites
1190 Auraria Parkway, Suite A (Denver, CO 80204)
The newest and most modern choice among downtown Denver hotels, SpringHill Suites Denver Downtown at Metro State features impeccable service,
state-of-the-art technology and beautifully appointed guest suites. The hotel’s premium amenities include in-room mini-refrigerators, microwaves and
free wired and wireless Internet access. Start your day with a complimentary hot breakfast buffet.
Enjoy the convenience of walking to Larimer Square, 16th Street, and the Colorado Convention Center. We’re minutes from Sports Authority Field at
Mile High and Elitch Gardens. Denver's newest Marriott looks forward to welcoming you!
For Reservations Please Call the Hotel or Visit Their Website at: www.springhillsuites.com/densd
303-705-7300 (Toll-Free: 877-249-9279)
* Other Hotel options are available Downtown and throughout the metro area, please ask event center staff for more ideas! You can call 303.433.8247
for more information.
January 28 & 29
(Days 1 and 2)
Annual Training Conference
for Providers and Board Administrators
(Board Members Encouraged to Attend)
LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT TRACK
for Implementation Teams, Executive
Management & Program Management
Transformational and Adaptive Leadership:
Using Leadership and Implementation Teams to
Increase Efficacy
Adaptive Leadership Development: for
Implementation Teams and Program Managers
Integrating Science and Leadership: to be
Effective at EBP Implementation
Featuring: Kerry Plemmons
University of Denver
Daniels College of Business
Developing a Strategy: to Evolve and Advance
Our Personal, Professional Leadership and Our Field
BASIC EDUCATION TRACK
for Entry-Level Security & Case Management
Staff in Programs
Basics of Effective Sanctions and Incentives:
for Colorado Community Corrections
Evidence Based Practices/Principles 101: for
Colorado Community Corrections
Professional Ethics: in Community Corrections
Effective Case Planning: Using
Risk/Needs/Responsivity
REGISTRATION:
The Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
(CACCB) will coordinate registration for the conference
Day 1: $20
The Brain and Habits: Offender Behavior
Day 2: $20
Day 3: $60
Full Conference (All 3 Days): $100
Affordable Care Act/Medicaid: Enrollment for
Community Corrections Clients
Denver Police Protective Association | 2015 Decatur Street | Denver, CO
January 30 (Day 3)
CACCB Conference
for Board Members and Administrators
(Providers Welcome and Encouraged to Attend)
Kerry Plemmons
University of Denver
Daniels College of Business
TRANSFORMATIONAL & ADAPTIVE
LEADERSHIP
for Community Corrections Boards
Leadership and Evidence Based Decision
Making in Colorado:
Stan Hilkey, Executive Director
Colorado Department of Public Safety
Recommendations of the Colorado Criminal and
Juvenile Justice Commission
Community Corrections Task Force
Transformational and Adaptive Leadership:
Using Leadership and Community Corrections Boards to
Advance our System
Adaptive Leadership Development:
for Board Members, Leaders, & Administrators
Design Thinking:
Implementing Solutions to the Challenge
Developing a Strategy:
to Evolve and Advance Our Personal, Professional Leadership
and Our Field
Advancing the CACCB Organization:
Advancing the CACCB, its Membership and its Partners
SPONSORED COLLABORATIVELY BY
2nd Judicial District Community Corrections Board
18th Judicial District Community Corrections Board
1st Judicial District Community Corrections Board
CACCB -Colorado Association of Community Corrections Boards
Community Corrections Coalition
Colorado Division of Criminal Justice (DCJ)
Denver Police Protective Association | 2015 Decatur Street | Denver, CO
Registration Form
Transformational Leadership for Community Corrections
2015 Conference
January 28 – 30, 2015
Denver Police Protective Association / 2105 Decatur Street / Denver, CO
Contact Information:
Contact Person:
JD/Organization:
Phone:
Email:
Registration Fee:
• Day 1:
$ 20.00
• Day 2:
$ 20.00
• Day 3:
$ 60.00
• All 3 Days: $100.00
(January 28, 2015)
(January 29, 2015)
(January 30, 2015) - Lunch included in registration fee.
Day 1 and 2
Providers and Board Administrators (Board Members Encouraged to attend)
Option 1:
Basic Education Track 1
Option 2:
Leadership Development Track 2
Option 3:
I do not work directly in a community corrections program, but I am signing up for the Leadership
Development Track 2.
Day 3
Board Members and Administrators (Providers Welcome and Encouraged to Attend)
CACCB
Transformational & Adaptive Leadership for Community Corrections Boards.
I am an entry level staff member.
I am a member of a program implementation team; I am a program manager: I am an executive manager; or I am closely
involved with implantation and leadership work.
Select an option from above for each attendee:
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Please mail, email or fax completed registration to:
CACCB
Phone: 303.271.4844
Att: Lori Lucero-Ferman (Administrative Coordinator)
FAX:
303.271-4849
c/o Jefferson County Justice Services
3500 Illinois Street, Suite 2800, Golden, CO 80401
Email: [email protected]
Payment:
• No billing will be sent. Please use this registration form for billing purposes.
• Make checks payable to CACCB.
• Credit Card payments – Not Accepted.
Dates to Remember:
• Registration Deadline – January 20, 2015
• Cancelation Deadline – January 20, 2015 No Refunds of registration fees after this date. Any cancelations received after
this date will be charged as registered.
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