Maryland's Criminal Injuries Compensation Board, a important entity serving crime victims in our state, is seeking to fill the following positions: Special Assistant, Coordinator of Victim Services Programs, Revenue Recovery Specialist, and Claims Examiner.
For more information, please contact:
Cortney Fisher, JD, PhD Cand.
Executive Director
Maryland Criminal Injuries Compensation Board
6776 Reisterstown Road, Ste. 206
Baltimore, MD 21215
Main: 410.585.3010
Office: 410.585.3042
Email: clfisher@dpscs.state.md.us
Fax: 410.764.3815
May 21, 2010
World Elder Abuse Awareness Day Events
Please click on the announcement below to view the events MCVRC will be participating in through partnerships with Protecting Elders Against Crime and Exploitation (P.E.A.C.E.) and the Prince George's County Task Force on Elder Abuse.
MCVRC Welcomes Legal Intern John Ozkirbas
MCVRC is pleased to once again host a University of Baltimore law student intern.
John Ozkirbas will be with us four days a week throughout the summer months.
Prior to attending law school, John attended the University of Maryland in College Park where he participated in a sexual-assault peer-education group called "Student Advocates for Education about Rape" (S.A.F.E.R.) for two years, graduated with degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology, and minored in English.
He is currently attending the University of Baltimore: School of Law. His ultimate goal is to graduate with a criminal law concentration and work as a state's attorney who promotes victim's rights in and out of the court room.
As this summer's UB SPI intern, he is excited to work with the MCVRC and for the opportunities his work here may present.
John Ozkirbas will be with us four days a week throughout the summer months.
Prior to attending law school, John attended the University of Maryland in College Park where he participated in a sexual-assault peer-education group called "Student Advocates for Education about Rape" (S.A.F.E.R.) for two years, graduated with degrees in Criminal Justice and Psychology, and minored in English.
He is currently attending the University of Baltimore: School of Law. His ultimate goal is to graduate with a criminal law concentration and work as a state's attorney who promotes victim's rights in and out of the court room.
As this summer's UB SPI intern, he is excited to work with the MCVRC and for the opportunities his work here may present.
MCVRC's Dee Gardner Honored by Governor
Dee Gardner, Director of Victim Services for Maryland Crime Victims' Resource Center, pictured left of Roberta Roper, was recently honored at the 2010 Governor's Victim Assistance Awards Ceremony for her work with crime victims. The entire MCVRC team is proud of Dee and wants to extend our congratulations.
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