DEA
New Jersey Division Co-Hosts 5th Annual Prevention Conference
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NJPN
President - Ms. Diane Litterer,
NDRI -Principal Investigator and Conference Keynote Speaker - Dr. Lisa
A. Marsch
State of New Jersey, Office of the Attorney General - Mr. Ronald Susswein
Assistant Commissioner, NJ Department of Human Services - Ms. Carolann
Kane-Cavaiola
DEA-New Jersey Division - SAC Michael Pasterchick, Jr.
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4--On Friday, March 04, 2005, the DEA- New Jersey Division
Co-Hosted the 5th Annual Prevention Conference at the Ocean Shore
Conference Center in Long Branch, New Jersey. The conference was
a collaborative partnership with New Jersey Prevention Network
(NJPN), State of New Jersey, Department of Human Services, New
Jersey State Police, New Jersey National Guard and Saint Barnabas
Health Care System.
Over six hundred (600) attendees participated in this
one day conference. The morning included a Keynote Speech from Dr.
Lisa A. Marsch, from the National Development and Research Institutes,
Ins. Dr. Marsch reviewed her recent research regarding adolescent heroin
treatment. After the Keynote Speech, attendees went to a several different
prevention and treatment workshops. DEA New Jersey presented Heroin:
The Ride That Never Ends program that is available throughout all of
New Jersey.
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Over 600 Attendees |
SAC Pasterchick speaking in memory of SAC Anthony D. Cammarato |
SAC Pasterchick presented the 3rd Anthony D. Cammarato award of excellence
for outstanding dedication and commitment in the field of prevention
to Mr. Ronald Susswein. Mr. Susswein is employed with the State of
New Jersey, Office of the Attorney General and serves as a Deputy Director
of Major Crimes, Prevention Services, Division of Criminal Justice.
Further, SAC
Pasterchick spoke in memory of SAC Anthony D. Cammarato, “On
January 08, 2003, after a battle with cancer we at the DEA, New Jersey
lost a true leader. SAC Cammarato lived for the job and committed every
resource in fighting for a cause that he truly believed in. That’s
why it is very important to continue his commitment in drug law enforcement,
to include our education and prevention programs”.
Event opening with the DEA Black and Gold Pipes and Drum Band