Jackie Fellows <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Hi Sue
Will stay at the Westem (??--stuff is at school) and it sounds like a fairly nice
place. It is a restored hotel I think with all the older fixtures, etc. It says
I can take the monorail to the Space Needle. I go the second weekend in July. I
am excited about going as everyone says it is beautiful, but they are sending me
to a computer workshop (teehee) so I can set up a computer-based curriculum for
the department. Silly them <g>.
I will be glad to share the info from the books. Have a real mixture--race
relations, cj, social problems and of course intro for sociology and psych
includes general, developmental, and abnormal. I have been looking at one of the
criminology books and I really like his approach--he has finally written a truly
interdisciplinary book--the approach some of us have been asking the publishers to
get for years. I like the fact this author is using economics, law, biology etc.
in addition to the two most often used: sociology and psychology.
jackief
Sue Hartigan wrote:
> Sue Hartigan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
> Hi Jackie:
>
> That is great. When do you go and for how long. I have never been to
> Seattle but have heard that it is absolutely beautiful. The further
> north you go from here, the prettier it gets. Although I haven't been
> any further north than Sacramento, I agree.
>
> You have to share what is in the new books.
>
> I'm glad that story could help. I thought that you would like it.
> Answers some of the questions I had about private prisons anyway.
>
> Sue
> > Hi Sue
> >
> > This is fantastic!! Thanks a lot. I was amazed at the population
> > statistics atlas. I see MN has one of the lowest prison ratio's per
> > popuation than almost all the other states. I wonder if that will change if
> > the Prairie Correctional Facility gets full. That is the CCA one shown in
> > the map. They have prisoners from Puerto Rico. What is a telling thing
> > though is that about every 3 months when I was at Concordia I received job
> > vacancy notices to post for my cj students. Expansion or rapid turnover in
> > help?
> >
> > Sue, I am so excited--Ms. Santa Claus was here and left me the most
> > wonderful books and goodies. Have a new Abnormal Psych book + Developmental
> > Psych book and lots of cj and soc. things. Love that woman!! And Seattle
> > is a "go" for me. The school is definitely sending me. My registration is
> > verified and the secretary is making plane reservations. Now all I have to
> > do is go to desensitization training so I can go up in the Space Needle and
> > attend the dinner <vbg>
> >
> > jackief
>
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