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| New crew for MIDOC parole board |
| By Jim Montalto, News Editor |
| Published: 04/04/2007 |
Barbara Sampson is the new MIDOC parole board chairperson, replacing outgoing chairman and Deputy Director of Field Operations Administration John Rubitschun."Barb brings a rich experience in the corrections field to this new role and I am confident that she will be a dynamic and innovative leader as we move forward during these difficult times," says MIDOC Director Patricia L. Caruso. Sampson was appointed to the board in 2003. Prior to that, she was with the Manager of Adult Programs for the Wayne County Department of Child and Family Services. "I think this is an unprecedented time in parole board history," says Sampson. "The MIDOC is transforming the way we do business, and I'm excited to be part of the new future of the department.” Other new board members include Sharee Booker, John Schlinker and Laurin Thomas who will server until September 30, 2010. Booker has been with the MIDOC since 1984 and was the Deputy Regional Administrator for Wayne County's Region I Field Operations Administration. Schlinker is a former prosecutor and served as Government Affairs Director for the United Food and Commercial Workers Local 951. Thomas was an attorney for UAW-GM Legal Services and previously practiced law in various jurisdictions. |
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