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Workshops and General Sessions
Instructions:
Below are six drop-boxes that contain the respective sessions from each date of the conference. For any and all individual session evaluations you submit, please select the specific session from one of the six drop-boxes followed by filling out the evaluation questions and submit. If you wish to submit an evaluation for a plenary session or for the conference as a whole, please scroll down to the bottom of the page. For all evaluation questions, a low rating would be represented by selecting 1 and a high rating would be represented by selecting 7.
Example: If you are wanting to fill out an evaluation for Session V: Human & Sex Trafficking on Day 2 (March 15, 2017) of the conference, you would select the drop-box for Day 2: March 15, 2017 Session V, scroll down to find Session V: Human & Sex Trafficking - select it and proceed to fill out the following questions then submit.
You may submit an evaluation for every session you attended during the entire conference. We greatly appreciate any and all feedback!
Day 1: March 14, 2017 Session I
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Session I: Treatment Court 101 (Salomone)
Session I: 15 Things Vets Want You to Know (PsychArmor)
Session I: Targeting and Eligibility for Juvenile Courts (Jacqueline Van Wormer)
Session I: Developing a Tribal Action Play (Hon. Jocelyn Fabry)
Session I: Human & Sex Trafficking Overview (Theresa Flores)
Session I: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Confidentiality (Hon. Patrick Bowler)
Session I: Drug Court Standards and On-Site Testing (Drug Testing Program Management)
The dropbox has listed all the sessions that took place on March 14, 2017. For each session you attended please fill out an evaluation form for that specific session and submit it. Repeat the process for all sessions attended.
Subject Information or Skill Presented Met Your Needs (Session I)
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The Environment/Format was Conducive to Learning (Session I)
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The Presenters Methods of Presentation Held Your Interest (Session I)
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The Length of the Session was Appropriate (Session I)
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Day 1: March 14, 2017 Session II
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Session II: Community Supervision & Probation Services (Helen Harberts)
Session II: Mental Health - Bettering the Odds: What to do Now to Lower Recidivism (Brian Swiecicki)
Session II: Which Treatment Court is the Most Appropriate? (Hon. Susan Dobrich)
Session II: Michigan State Police Angel Program Panel (Nancy Becker Bennett, etc.)
Session II: Drug & Sobriety Court Participants Panel (Hon. Linda Davis, etc.)
Session II: Drug Identification and Recognition - Part I (Mick Mollica)
Session II: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Treatment (Carol Smith)
Platinum Partner Presentation
Subject Information or Skill Presented Met Your Needs (Session II)
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Day 1: March 14, 2017 Session III
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Session III: Research Says (Mark Stadola)
Session III: Resources and Training for Veterans in Treatment Courts (PsychArmor)
Session III: Juvenile Drug Courts: Strategies in Practice (Jacqueline Van Wormer)
Session III: Indian Health Services (Hon. Pat Shannon)
Session III: Personal Perspective - Human & Sex Trafficking (Theresa Flores)
Session III: Drug Identification and Recognition - Part II (Mick Mollica)
Session III: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Targeting & Population (Dr. Jessica Parks, etc.)
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Subject Information or Skill Presented Met Your Needs (Session III)
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Day 2: March 15, 2017 Session IV
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Session IV: Ethics for Prosecutors and Defense Attorneys (Helen Harberts)
Session IV: Mental Health - What to do When the Severity of Symptoms Interfere with Progress (Dr. Carmen McIntry, M.D.)
Session IV: Trauma Assessment for Juvenile and Family Courts (Hon. Sue Dobrich)
Session IV: The Behavior Change Drivers: Motivational Interviewing (MI) and Feedback Informed Treatment (FIT) (Michael Clark)
Session IV: Governor's Opiate Task Force Recommendations (Hon. Linda Davis, etc.)
Session IV: Community Resources - Working Together to Combat the Opioid Epidemic (Drug Enforcement Agency Representatives)
Session IV: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Due Process (Hon. Patrick Bowler)
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Day 2: March 15, 2017 Session V
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Session V: The Three-Legged Stool (Mark Stadola)
Session V: Veterans Court Mentors Panel (54B District Court Veterans Court)
Session V: Incentives & Sanctions for Juvenile Courts (Jacqueline Van Wormer)
Session V: Tribal Healing to Wellness Courts & SCAO: Using SCAO as a Resource (Dan Gonyea, M.S., etc.)
Session V: Motivational Interviewing for the Treatment Court Judge: Therapeutic Techniques for Compressed Time-frames (Michael Clark)
Session V: Human Trafficking Awareness (Special Agent Amy Tanana)
Session V: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Sanctions & Incentives (Hon. Geno Salomone)
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Day 2: March 15, 2017 Session VI
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Session VI: Creating a System of Sustainability (Hon. Linda Davis, etc.)
Session VI: Mental Health - How to Decide Between Mental Health Court and Drug Court (Stephen Wiland)
Session VI: Family Treatment Courts (Cass County and Hillsdale County Courts)
Session VI: Sex Trafficking Court (Toni Malone)
Session VI: Managing and Sustaining Your Drug Court Model (Jacqueline Van Wormer)
Session VI: National Research - Veterans Courts (American University)
Session VI: SCAO Best Practices Break-Out - Drug Testing Standards (Barb Hankey, etc.)
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General Sessions
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Please Rate the Day 2 Plenary Session (Sheriff Jeff Clayton)
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What information for the Day 2 Plenary was of most value to you?
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What other treatment court related topics would you like to see at future MATCP Annual Conferences?
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Overall Conference Evaluation
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