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Appendix: Committee Member Biographies
Appendix: Committee Member Biographies
Pages 201-206
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Her work focuses on criminal justice reform, reentry from incarceration, criminal record expungement, the implementation and effects of mandatory minimum sentences, and racial and ethnic disparities in sentencing outcomes. Her current research examines policy reforms associated with the de-escalation of mass incarceration and prisoner reintegration into society.
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He formerly served as the AVP of Fortune's David Rothenberg Center for Public Policy (DRCPP) , which advocates to reduce reliance on incarceration, promote model programing for the incarcerated population, change laws and policies that create barriers for successful reintegration, and foster a just and equitable criminal justice system.
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in criminal justice from the University of Cincinnati, bachelor's degree in social work, and is a licensed clinical addictions counselor and certified as an Offender Workforce Development Specialist. Cecelia Klingele is an associate professor at the University of Wisconsin Law School, where she teaches courses in criminal law, Constitutional criminal procedure, policing, and sentencing and corrections.
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Her most recent research projects examine the strategies for improving the day-to-day environment for people who live and work in prison, the efficacy of using cognitive behavioral therapy in correctional settings to reduce misconduct and rearrest, and interventions to link probationers to health care providers. She has published extensively on prisoner reentry.
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, a growing consortium of 30 community health centers nationwide dedicated to caring for individuals recently released from correctional facilities by employing individuals with a history of incarceration as community health workers.
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