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2022 Election

Board of Governors

3. Education (1 Position)

Marilyn Lynn McAuley (WY) Director Correctional Industries and Workforce Development Bureau Chief, Retired Wyoming Department of Corrections

Marilyn Lynn McAuley began her career in February 1980 working for Washington DOC, Hawaii Department of Public Service, Idaho DOC, Arizona DOC and most recently Wyoming DOC retir ing in 2015. McAuley served five years as Deputy Director of Correctional Industries, 30 years as Director Correctional Industries and Workforce Development Bureau Chief responsible for CI and Education. McAuley received a master’s degree in Criminal Justice from Boise State University and a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Fairleigh Dickinson University. McAuley is a Certified ACA Accreditation and previous PREA auditor, previous chair and current member of ACA membership and CI committees, elected a number of times Delegate Assembly representing education, responsible for establishing ACA Hawaii Crimi nal Justice Association and 1st CI program to become ACAAccredited. Marilyn is past president and board member of NCIA, past treasurer and current board member of AWEC, and co-chair of CI/Education combined training conference.

Jennifer Sanders (OH) School Superintendent Department of Rehabilitation and Correction

Jennifer Sanders has worked as a corrections education professional for 29 years. Sanders started as a teacher and advanced to education leadership roles as a Teacher Supervisor, Principal and Academic Director. Sanders moved to the role of internal auditor and served as a deputy warden at two prisons for four years. Sanders then served as the school superintendent at Ohio Department of Youth Services before returning to the Department of Rehabilitation and Correction in 2019 as the school superintendent. Sanders earned a Bachelor of Science in education from Bowling Green State University and her master’s degree in education leadership plus post graduate work at the University of Dayton.

4. Health Care (2 Positions)

Marina Cadreche (FL) Regional Mental Health Director Centurion

Dr. Marina Cadreche Psy. D. began her corrections career in 2005 providing direct psychological services in the Tennessee Department of Correction. Cadreche was promoted to Director of Mental Health, Director of Clinical Services, and she served as the Assistant Commissioner for Rehabilita tive Services. Cadreche is currently a Regional Mental Health Director for Centurion. Cadreche received her Doctorate in Psychology from Albizu University in South Florida and is licensed as a Psychologist with Health Services Provider Designation in the State of Florida and Tennessee. Cadreche is a member of the American Correctional Association and has presented at ACA conferences and been published in Corrections Today. Cadreche is an Associate member of the ACA Coalition for Health Authorities and chaired the ACA Behavioral Health Committee and served as ACA Commissioner of Accreditation for the past eight years.

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