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NOVA's Board of Directors is comprised of up to fifteen elected members who are well representative of the victims' movement: professionals and volunteers from the fields of criminal justice, mental health, victim services and business. They are elected for four-year terms by people attending the membership meeting at NOVA's annual conference. The Board of Directors can appoint individuals to fill vacancies. In addition, NOVA has an Honorary Advisory Board of members who are prominent figures from the business and professional worlds. No remuneration is made to any Board member, all of whom participate at their own or their employer's expense.
The staff often draws on the special skills of both elected and appointed Board members when responding to problems in the field and requests for assistance; the Board truly represents experienced leadership in what is still a continually expanding field of social service and jurisprudence.
Board of Directors:
President
Tim Jeffries
Founder, P7 Enterprises
Scottsdale, AZ
1st Term ends 2013
Vice President for Administration and Policy
Jeannette Adkins
Administrator, Greene County Prosecutor's Office
Xenia, OH
1st Term ends 2013
Treasurer
Rhonda S. Barner
Director (ret.), Montgomery County Prosecutor's Office Victim/Witness Division Dayton, OH
2nd Term ends 2013
Secretary
Francis Pellicia, MD
Consultant Child Abuse, Child Sexual Abuse
Jersey City, NJ
1st Term ends 2011
Holly Johnson
Tooele County Attorney's Office, Victim/Witness Coordinator
Tooele, UT
1st Term ends 2011
Sandra McGowan
Chief, State Office of Victim Witness Advocacy (ret.), State of New Jersey
Huntingdon Valley, PA
1st term ends 2013
Past President
Robert Denton
Adjunct Professor of Sociology, University of Akron
Victim Assistance Program, Executive Director
Akron, OH
Honorary Advisory Board:
Paul Babeu
Sheriff of Pinal County
Chandler, AZ
Hon. Richard Barajas
Chief Justice (ret.), Texas Court of Appeals, Eight Circuit
El Paso, TX
Collene Thompson Campbell
San Juan Capistrano, CA
Todd Davis
CEO, LifeLock
Tempe, AZ
Hon. Lois Haight
Judge of Superior Court
Martinez, CA
Michael Lynch
Chief of Police, George Mason University
Fairfax, VA
Sharon Mai
Director Victim Witness Services
Jersey City, NJ
Joseph Myers
Executive Director, National Indian Justice Center
Santa Rosa, CA
Marsha Probst
Director, Park City Victim Assistance
Park City, UT
Bette Stebbins
Arlington, VA
Michael C. Turpen, Esq.
Chapel, Riggs, Abney, Neal & Turpen
Oklahoma City, OK
Steven J. Twist
Vice President & General Counsel, Services Group of America
Scottsdale, AZ
More About NOVA:
The NOVA Mission, Purposes, & Accomplishments
NOVA's Organizational Structure
NOVA Bylaws
NOVA's Promotion of Rights For Crime Victims
NOVA's Work in Training and Education
Communities Serviced by NOVA
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