Seminars and Courses:
Lecture Series for 2011-2012:
“Prevention and Intervention Strategies for High Risk Teens”
All lectures: 6:45-9:00 at University of Alaska Anchorage,
Rasmuson Hall, Room 117
- September 13 - Who’s Running Your House? Re-Empowering the Parent
- September 20 - Victims of Bullying: Averting Tragedy
- September 27 - Minors Consuming Alcohol and the Long-Term Effects
- October 4 - The Rage Within: Strategies to Deal With Adolescent Anger
- October 18 - Youth on the Edge: High-Risk Youth Behaviors and How to Turn Them
- November - The Reality of Gangs in Anchorage (with Officer Scott Lofthouse,Anchorage Police Department)
- November - Youth Fire Setters with Niki Periera
- December - Alternative Academic, Vocational and Other Program Options for Teens in Alaska
- December - Ways to Enjoy Being With Your Teen
**2 graded graduate level credit to attend all lectures $274.00 Contact Instructor, Susan Magestro to register
(907-529-7151 or sulamaestra@gmail.com)
**$15.00 to attend single lectures that are of interest to you
**VISA & MC & Debit Cards accepted as well as personal checks
Alaska Youth Violence and Threat Assessment Conference for Professionals,
University of Alaska Anchorage
Rasmuson Hall, Room 117
- November 4, 2011
4:30-9:00 PM Elements of Assessing Threat
Threat Assessment and Domestic Violence
- November 5, 2011
8:30-5:00 Threat Assessment and Gangs in Alaska
Recipe For Disaster: Averting Tragedy
Assessing youth who “pop and blow”
Case Studies
**1 graded graduate credit ($174.00)
Conference attendance without university credit ($100.00)
**VISA & MC & Debit Cards accepted as well as personal checks
Contact Susan Magestro at 907-529-7151 or sulamaestra@gmail.com to register:
**Speakers for Threat Assessment Conference:
Susan Magestro: Is an Interventionist and Criminologist who has worked with at risk and violent youth for over thirty years. She has provided prevention and intervention strategies for youth and families locally, nationally, and internationally. Susan has worked with youth in educational and familial settings, in prisons, and on the streets. Susan’s focus has been teen domestic violence, teen school shooters, de-escalating angry people, teen drug use, minor’s consuming alcohol, gang activity, violence issues, and victims of bullying, victim impact and empathy building. Susan looks forward to working directly with youth and their families to navigate their journey through their difficult issues.
Officer Scott Lofthouse: Officer Scott Lofthouse: Officer Scott Lofthouse began his law enforcement career in the United States Air force in May, 1986. After leaving the military, Officer Lofthouse joined the Anchorage Police Department focusing on gang investigation. Throughout the decades, Officer Lofthouse kept a database of gangs in Anchorage and is now the Gang Intelligence Office for the Anchorage Police Department.
Melissa Emmal: Ms. Emmal has been working professionally as an advocate for people impacted by domestic violence for 8 years. She is currently the Deputy Director of Abused Women's Aid in Crisis (AWAIC) where she administers a 52-bed domestic violence shelter as well as multiple auxiliary programs.
Contact me if
you have questions:sulamaestra@gci.net
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