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Vincent served as the Inmate Programs Coordinator Assistant at the Rountree Men's Medium Security Correctional Facility. He adapted well to the corrections environment and took on tasks with a positive and collaborative attitude. Vincent independently managed assignments with efficiency, created inmate profiles and orientation packets, and organized program applications. The supervisor was impressed with Vincent's natural curiosity, attention to detail, accountability, and commitment to serving a diverse inmate population. The supervisor believes Vincent would be a valuable addition to any program.
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- 1. County of Santa Cruz Sheriff-Coroner Corrections Bu rea u 5200 Soquel Ave Suite 101, Santa Cruz, CA 95062 Phone: (831) 471-L72L Jim Haft Sheriff-Coroner August 26,20L6 RE: Recommendation for Rick "Vincent" Chua To Whom It May Concern, It gives me great pleasure to write a letter of recommendation for Vincent. I supervised Vincent while he serued as the Inmate Programs Coordinator Assistant at the Rountree Men's Medium Security Correctional Facility of the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office. The facility houses approximately 100 inmates. Vincent was the first person to fill the newly created position of Programs Coordinator Assistant. He came into the position eager and willing to take on the tasks of developing the responsibilities of the job description along with me. Corrections institutions can be intimidating and uncomfoftable for many people, although Vincent adapted well from the beginning. He always had a positive, helpful and collaborative demeanor at work. Throughout the internship, Vincent demonstrated leadership qualities by independently managing assignments and completing them with efficiency and thoughtfulness. He contributed good ideas to improve daily operations and support the organizational development of our program. Vincent's primary administrative duties were to create and update a profile form for each inmate at the facility and prepare orientation packets for newly arrived inmates at Rountree. Vincent also worked in partnership with an inmate to create a resource binder and organize the programs applications bins in each housing unit. In addition, Vincent answered inmate's requests for services in one-on-one meetings. I have supervised many interns in various capacities throughout my career as a Programs Coordinator. Vincent distinguished himself with his natural curiosity, attention to detail, accountability, maturity and commitment to holistically serue a diverse population including ethnic minorities, people with acute circumstances and marginalized groups. It is the rare person who is interested in providing support services to "criminals" so that they have an opportunity to access needed seruices and support to make long-term positive change in their lives. Vincent is one of them! I believe Vincent would be a valuable member of any program he participates in. Please let me know if you can benefit from any further insights into Vincent's experience and character by contacting me at (831) 454-7896 or email: kristieclemens@santacruzcounty.us.