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Sponsored in part by SAMHSA
This conference is supported, in part by the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
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| Jeff Graber is is the director of surveillance at Harrah's and Horseshoe Casinos. He has more than 25 years of experience in casino surveillance and security. He also facilitates the responsible gaming program and initiatives for Harrah's Entertainment, Inc. at Iowa properties. |
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| Maureen Greeley is the executive director at Evergreen Council on Problem Gambling (ECPG). She has worked with and for the Washington State/Evergreen Council on Problem Gambling since 1998, becoming executive director in 2006. Her commitment to expanding treatment services and awareness of problem gambling is demonstrated not just at ECPG, but in her service at state and national levels. At the national level, she is co-chair of the standards, policies and regulations interest group of the National Council on Problem Gambling. In Washington, she serves as vice-chair of the Problem Gambling Advisory Council for the state's Division of Behavioral Health and Recovery (DBHR). She also serves on the Washington State Arts Commission.
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Jean Holthaus, M.Ed., M.S.W., L.C.S.W., is a licensed clinical social worker and a Kansas-certified gambling counselor, who is the program director for Senior Prevention Intervention Counseling Education. She is the current president of the Kansas Coalition on Problem Gambling. She also serves on the board of directors of the National Council on Problem Gambling. She is the author of S.A.G.E. training, a program which addresses problem gambling among older adults.
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| Shaun Howe is the corporate compliance manager in the corporate headquarters of the Isle of Capri and Lady Luck Hotel and Casinos in St. Louis. He started in the industry more than 19 years ago in Slot Operations in Colorado. Since that time, he has managed the operation of several areas including the slot, table game and player's club departments at various casinos in Colorado and Missouri. As part of his current role, he works with state and federal regulators and auditors in six different jurisdictions in rule making, defining controls and criminal investigations. Additionally, he assists management to create corporate policies, programs and procedures for responsible gaming and alcohol awareness. |
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| Staci Hartner-Uhl started her career with Harrah's Prairie Band Casino in 1998 as a security officer and emergency medical technician. She was promoted to lead security supervisor, security supervisor and security shift manager. She currently serves as security manager. She has played an active role in the casino's responsible gaming program since being promoted into a supervisory level. During the eight years managed by Harrah's, property employees were provided with responsible gaming training that has now been incorporated into the Prairie Band of Potawatomi Casino. She also plays an active role in the C.A.R.E. program (Controlling Alcohol Risks Effectively) by teaching new hire employee the importance of serving responsibly. |
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| Wiley Harwell, D. Min., L.P.C., C.E.A.P., N.C.G.C.-II., is the director at the Oklahoma Association for Problem and Compulsive Gambling (OAPCG). OAPCG is the Oklahoma affiliate of the National Council on Problem Gambling. He is the trainer for the thirty-hour basic training for problem gambling certification in Oklahoma. He also conducts employee training at the Oklahoma tribal casinos. |
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Roads to Recovery
July 20 - 22, 2011
Hyatt Regency Crown Center
2345 McGee St.
Kansas City, MO
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