JULIE M. WHITE, LICSW 8 Franklin Street #2, Marblehead, MA 01945 617-872-9787(cell) 781-990-3793 (fax) jwhitelicsw@gmail.com ______________________________________________________________________________ Criminal Justice Consultant Seasoned criminal justice and mental health manager with experience in overall operational leadership, gender- specific healthcare and program delivery. Effectively managed over $25 million in service contracts providing multi-disciplinary forensic programs. Experience includes: Developed, coached and facilitated teams who have established nationally recognized model programming and healthcare for inmates Secured and managed over $1.4 million in grant funding for the Sheriff’s Department to support education and programming for inmates between FY’07 and FY’10 Experience and professional interests in female offenders, dual diagnosis, correctional mental health, trauma, and inmate reintegration Created and have grown a successful consulting business while developing a diverse client base through market research and professional networking _________________________________________________________________________________ PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE University of Massachusetts Boston, Boston, MA University of Massachusetts Lowell, Lowell MA 2007-present 2010-2011 Lecturer, Sociology and Criminal Justice Departments Teach undergraduate Sociology/Criminal Justice courses, including Drugs and Society, Criminology, Juvenile Delinquency and Forensic Psychology. Facilitate numerous class tours of the House of Correction for fellow colleagues teaching in the Sociology Department. Assist with the coordination of internship responsibilities at the House of Correction for Criminal Justice Interns. Currently serving as a consultant on a NIH grant sponsored research project to evaluate to the effectiveness of the Massachusetts Department of Mental Health’s Forensic Transition Team’s work with ex-offenders. VERITAS Correctional Services, Marblehead, MA 2008-present Owner/ Consultant Developed, own and operate consulting business providing services to both the public and private sector regarding the navigation of the criminal justice system and inmate reintegration. Specialize in correctional program assessment, implementation, and evaluation, comprehensive medical and mental health care management, substance abuse programming, inmate reintegration, gender-specific service delivery, and collaborating with NGO's. Clients have included Universities, state governments and private sector service providers. Suffolk County Sheriff’s Department, Boston, MA 2002-2010 Assistant Deputy Superintendent, Program Services, House of Correction 2004-2010 Responsible for the oversight and management of all programs and services at the Suffolk County House of Correction. Managed 7 direct reports and responsible for oversight of 800+ staff, including administrative, program, custody, classification and re-entry staff, contractors and volunteers. Secured grant funding and collaborated with private sector service providers and NGO’s on the design and implementation of inmate programming. Facilitated legislative tours and meetings, provided testimony for State House hearings, and presented regularly at local government meetings and conferences. Coordinated internship responsibilities for Suffolk University, Harvard University, Boston College, UMASS Boston, and Roxbury Community College students and Tufts University medical students and residents. The Suffolk County House of Correction is a Medium Security urban correctional facility that houses over 1800 local, state and federal male and female detainees and inmates. Executive Director, Women’s Resource Center, Boston, MA 2003-2005 Responsible for the daily operations of a Day Reporting facility specifically designed for female offenders. Coordinated a team of Administrative, Probation, Educational, Clinical, and Security staff in collaboration with the Office of Community Corrections. Oversaw gender specific program assessment, development, implementation, and evaluations, while ensuring all services were trauma-informed. Provided outreach to the courts, Probation and Parole. Forensic Access to Community Services Program, Boston, MA 2002-2004 Forensic and Clinical Coordinator Responsible for the oversight and operations of SAMSHA grant funded program providing integrated substance abuse and mental health services to probationers. Created partnerships and coordinated liaisons with Probation, the court, the Sheriff’s Department and clinical staff. Developed and facilitated specialized trainings for clinical staff and court personnel, including the grant sponsored two-day conference. Supervised and managed administrative, clinical and case-management staff. Facilitated program design and implementation and supervised program dissemination and community outreach Correctional Medical Services, Inc. (CMS), MA 1999-2003 Mental Health Clinician, LICSW MCI-Framingham, Essex County House of Correction, Suffolk County House of Correction Provided Mental Health treatment to incarcerated male and female inmates and detainees, including intake assessments, treatment plans, updates, reintegration planning and summaries, counseling, substance abuse treatment, medication management, group therapy and crisis management _________________________________________________________________________________ EDUCATION Masters of Social Work/Advanced Graduate Certificate in Women’s Studies Syracuse University, Syracuse, NY Phi Beta Delta Honor Society for International Scholars, Zeta Gamma Chapter of the Phi Alpha National Honor Society Bachelor of Arts Psychology/Criminal Justice S.U.N.Y. Geneseo, Geneseo, NY _________________________________________________________________________________ PROFESSIONAL/COMMUNITY/VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES International Community Corrections Association 2010-present International Association of Forensic and Correctional Psychology 2010-present Boston Diversion Consortium 2006-2010, Boston, MA Massachusetts Association of Women in Law Enforcement (M.A.W.L.E.) 2005-2008, MA Massachusetts Government Appointments Project (Mass GAP) 2006-2007 Big Sister Association of Greater Boston, 2004-2007 Community Outreach Big Sister of the Year - 2006 Planning committee for Empowerment for Women in Law Enforcement conference, Middleton, MA 2004-2005 Reinventing Justice Task Force, West Roxbury District Court 2003-2004, Boston MA Chair of the Forensic Access to Community Services Advisory Board 2002-2004, Boston, MA Massachusetts National Association of Social Workers Criminal Justice Committee 1999-2001, MA