New York Correction History SocietyARTICLE III Individual membership in the society shall be open to -- 1. At all correctional agencies throughout the City and State: -- current and former employees, -- their families' interested members, -- the officers and employees of their agencies' recognized unions, -- current and former officials and employees of their agencies' oversight boards or commissions, -- current and former employees of their agencies' contract service providers, -- their agencies' recognized volunteers, and -- members of their agencies' community and youth outreach programs (for example: Explorer Scout Posts).
2. At accredited colleges, universities and technical institutes throughout the City and State: -- professors and instructors in correctional subjects, and -- students pursuing correctional studies. 3. Specialists -- -- judges who monitor or have monitored correctional agencies, those judges' staffs and others assisting in those monitorings; -- members and staffs of legislative committees whose mandate specifically includes correctional issues; -- journalists who regularly cover correction-related news. -- officials and full-time employees of community-based organizations engaged in post-release rehabilitative and support programs for former inmates of correctional agencies that enter into working relationships with the society. 4. Individuals whose current or past correction-related activities and/or whose services to the society warrant membership, in the judgment of the society's Membership Committee.
ARTICLE IV The annual meeting of the society shall be held in April. |
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