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Kimberly Nardone, M.S.,
LMHC, founder of Lynnfield Counseling and Mediation, has
collaborated for the last 12 years with school systems,
outpatient mental health agencies, district courts and
local law enforcement agencies.
In her presentation, Ms. Nardone - who
specializes in violence prevention and cultivating safe
school climates -
will discuss
bullying and what steps to take to reduce the incidents
of bullying in school.
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Kimberly Nardone
Counselor and
Mediation Specialist
Lecturer on
Violence Prevention and Cultivating
Safe School Climates
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Sgt. Corey MacDonald, Esq. is the Prosecuting Attorney
for the Portsmouth,
NH, Police Department, and is a member of the New Hampshire and
Massachusetts Bar. He is recognized as a Drug
Recognition expert, and is acknowledged as the most
knowledgeable law enforcement person in the country on
MySpace.com.
He spent a year on MySpace.com as a school resource
officer, and has lectured before school and law
enforcement groups throughout the
United States.
Sgt. MacDonald will demonstrate how to register on
MySpace.com and other leading social networking sites,
such as YouTube.com, Hi5.com and others.
He will explain how the emergence of these social
networking sites has created new challenges for law
enforcement and schools but also has provided new
opportunities for law enforcement to discover
intelligence and evidence of crime that was previously
not available. He will explain how school administrators
also can utilize these sites to gain valuable
information about what is going on in their schools, and
to discover often revealing information about their
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Sgt. Corey
MacDonald, Esq.
Police Sergeant,
Prosecuting Attorney,
Portsmouth, NH, Police Department
Drug Recognition
Expert
and National
Lecturer on MySpace.com
www.attorneymacdonald.com
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Sgt. Andrew P. Obuchowski, Police
Sergeant; Professor, Criminal Justice - Anna Maria
College; and Computer, Cell Phone and Video Forensic
Analyst. Andrew Obuchowski is a Sergeant for the
Millville Police Department in Massachusetts, and a
member of the Raynham-based Regional Electronic &
Computer Crime Task Force (REACCT) and the Worcester
County Counter Crimes Task Force. Professor Obuchowski
will explain how students are using various technologies
such as IM, PDA's, Cell Phones, and Computers to engage
in activities some legitimate and some illegitimate. He
will offer a sample communications policy and discuss
issues involving recording and reporting.
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Andrew P.
Obuchowski, Police Officer, Professor, Criminal
Justice - Anna Maria College and Computer, Cell
Phone and Video Forensic Analyst.
Andy@raynhampd.com
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