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Tom Arnold
Best Practices - Are you creating a safer community?
Community corrections departments are given the task of creating safer communities.  This task requires an attention to best practices in corrections in order to minimize risk and create law abiding citizens.  Corrections Research and Consulting Services is dedicated to utilizing the latest scientific research to improve correctional practices.
Data Analysis - What are you doing with your data?
Corrections departments collect large amounts of data on criminal offenders.  This data is often never used to its full potential.  Corrections Research and Consulting Services can help you turn this data into useful information that will help your organization become more effective.
Organizational Effectiveness - Are your people spending time effectively?
Employee time is a valuable resource for any organization.  Many tasks could be done more efficiently and effectively with proper automation.  Corrections Research and Consulting Services can help you develop ways to get better results in less time.
Information Resources  - What do you want to learn today?
This web site is designed to do two things.  It provides resources for corrections officials interested in using science to improve the field of corrections, and it provides descriptions of services offered by Corrections Research and Consulting Services.  Please feel free to use any information that you find here.  If you would like to learn more about a particular subject, please contact me and I will be happy to assist you.

Tom Arnold
320-252-4993
tom@correctionsresearch.com