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Congratulations to the Prison Fellowship Academy class on your graduation at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women!

The Academy guides participants to identify the life-controlling issues that led to their incarceration and take responsibility for its impact on their community.

Using biblical-based materials, the Academy educates people about criminal thinking and behavior, life skills, addictions, victim impact, and pro-social culture change.Read more

Curious about working in corrections? Meet Licensed Practical Nurse Michelle McAlevy who enjoys working for NDCS every day.

Click HERE to find out why she works at NDCS.

#healthcare #nursing #NDCSjobs #applynow #LPNs #RNsRead more

The Community Justice Center held a three-hour workshop with a group of young men at NCYF on September 27, 2019. The workshop focused on hygiene, goal setting, emotional recognition, and success. Volunteers Terry Johnson and Shakur Abdullah led the workshop and participants received a certificate of completion after the event.Read more

Seven more amazing teammates were honored with the 2019 Excellence in Leadership award by Nebraska’s Governor Pete Ricketts. Each person honored has shown leadership in a variety of ways. NDCS thanks them for their dedication and service to our mission: keep people safe.

Our honorees are:

Jacob Harkendorff, Lieutenant, Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (Not pictured.)

James Franzen, Lieutenant, Lincoln Correctional Center

Jaymie Clark, Administrative Assistant II, Nebraska Correctional Youth Facility

Jerry Pohlmann, Engineering Administrator, Central Office

Joseph Weiner,...Read more

Welcome the newest teammates to NDCS!

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Nebraska’s Governor Pete Ricketts honored 10 NDCS teammates with one of the state’s highest honors, the Excellence in Leadership award. One of those honorees was Licensed Psychologist Brandon Hollister.

Hollister first came to NDCS in 2012 as an intern at the Nebraska State Penitentiary (NSP) while he was still in graduate school. He appreciated the good, hands-on experience he received through the internship so much so, when he graduated, he applied to become full-time at the Tecumseh State Correctional Institution (TSCI).

“I enjoyed doing the evaluations and running the groups at NSP,” said Hollister. “It gave...Read more

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