Shannon Hein

• Instruct teen and adult drivers on traffic laws, vehicle control, and defensive driving techniques. 2. Assess learner readiness and tailor lessons to individual skill levels. 3. Coordinate behind-the-wheel training with classroom instruction to reinforce safe driving habits. 4. Monitor student performance and deliver actionable corrective feedback to enhance driving skills during road practice. 5. Document student progress and convey specific advancement needs to parents and program staff to support learning objectives.
• Establish trust with parents by maintaining transparent communication about their child's progress and areas of improvement.
• Evaluate student performance and document progress and goals.
• Schedule driving lessons with students to ensure availability and preparedness.

• Supervise parole caseloads, enforcing release conditions and document compliance activities.
• Conduct field visits, office appointments, and collateral contacts to assess supervision needs.
• Investigate violations, gathered evidence, and prepared timely reports for revocation proceedings.
• Coordinate with courts, law enforcement, treatment providers, and employers to support reintegration.

Master's program emphasizing leadership in criminal justice, policy analysis, research methods, program evaluation and evidence-based supervision practices.

Bachelor's degree with a foundation in liberal arts and science; strengthened analytical, written, and interpersonal skills applicable to criminal justice and public service.