In Case You Missed It!

In Case You Missed It!

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Shout out to everyone who contributed to the NDCS Charitable Giving campaign. With your help, the NDCS team raked in the awards, including Team of the Year!

Agency All Stars: Nicole Abold, Philana Blakely, Erika Garcia, Miranda Newtson, Denise Pietzyk, Brittany Stearns, Terry Texidor-Battle

Most Valuable Players: Katie Elliott, Erika Hill

Creativity Awards: Raise it to Shave It, Minute to Win It

Most Valuable Agency Champion of Dollars – increased their dollar contribution by 47% from the 2018 Campaign

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The Central Office Employee Activity Committee sponsored a costume contest for pets on Halloween. The winners are:

First Place - Pedey (pig) Second Place - Cisco (sombrero) Third Place - Pixie (lobster)Read more

Looking to start a new career? Stop out at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women (NCCW) in York today for on the spot interviews, free food and facility tours. We'll be here until 3 PM.Read more

The Work Ethic Camp (WEC) in McCook grew a bumper crop of pumpkins this year! The pumpkins were shared with WEC visitors to take home, as well as other NDCS facilities.Read more

Congratulations to our costume winners - Bob Ross and the Happy Tree (first place), Thing 1, 2 & 3 (second place) and The Ringmaster (third place), and to all who participated!Read more

The NDCS Process Improvement Team has been working hard with teammates across departments and facilities to streamline our programs. #COEmonth

https://governor.nebraska.gov/press/gov-ricketts-highlights-process-improvement-successes-state-government Read more

The NDCS Process Improvement team uses the current state map, as depicted below, as the core tool in the Measure (M) phase of the Lean Six Sigma DMAIC methodology. The purpose of the current state map is to document and understand the current process in order to identify opportunities of improvement. A high energy team was present, to contribute to this process improvement project! #COEmonthRead more

Twelve women living at the Nebraska Correctional Center for Women graduated from the Second Chances York College program with their associate degrees this summer. Watch one woman’s inspiring speech about her personal growth through this educational experience.

TO WATCH THIS VIDEO, CLICK HERE .

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