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Executive Committee

The Executive Committee is responsible for guiding and overseeing the administration of all Commission activities and for acting on behalf of the Commission, as permitted by the Compact, during the interim between Commission meetings.

Meetings
06/25/13: Calendar / Agenda

Minutes
01/21/09 | 02/26/09 | 03/26/09 | 04/23/09 | 05/06/09 | 05/28/09 | 06/25/09 | 07/23/09 | 08/03/09 | 08/27/09
09/24/09 | 09/30/09 | 10/22/09 | 11/19/09 | 12/01/09 | 01/28/10 | 02/25/10 | 03/31/10 | 04/22/10 | 06/01/10
07/22/10 | 08/26/10 | 09/13/1010/28/10 | 12/09/10 | 01/27/11 | 03/24/11 | 04/28/11 | 05/26/11 | 06/23/11
07/28/11 | 08/25/11 | 10/24/11 | 12/08/1101/26/1202/23/1203/22/1204/10/12 | 05/31/1206/28/12
07/26/1208/23/12 | 09/27/12 | 10/15/12 | 11/15/1212/20/12 | 01/24/13 | 03/13/13 | 04/25/13 | 05/30/13
 

Terry Clark, Chair

Chair
Terry Clark
Commissioner Designee / Deputy Compact Administrator, Pennsylvania
Director of the Division of Operations, Pennsylvania Office of Children, Youth & Families
 

Terry L. Clark is the Director of the Division of Operations in the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare’s Office of Children, Youth and Families, where he is responsible for operating Pennsylvania’s child abuse hotline, the statewide central registry for child abuse, child abuse clearances and FBI clearances. Mr. Clark is also responsible for oversight of Pennsylvania’s three Interstate Compacts: Interstate Compact for Juveniles, Interstate Compact on the Placement of Children and the Interstate Compact on Adoption & Medical Assistance. He graduated magna cum laude with a Master’s Degree in Public Administration from Kutztown University in 1996 and also holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Policy from the Pennsylvania State University.

Before joining the state’s Office of Children, Youth and Families in 2001, Terry was the Director of In-Home Protective Services at Berks County Children and Youth, where he was employed for almost 10 years. He is a Certified PA State Trainer for the Child Welfare Training Program on the topics of Risk Assessment, Safety Assessment, Coaching for Excellence in Practice, and the Pennsylvania Child and Family Services Review. He has also written several training curricula for the PA Child Welfare Training Program on Risk Assessment and Safety Assessment. 


Summer Foxworth, Vice ChairVice Chair
Summer Foxworth
Commissioner/Deputy Compact Administrator, Colorado
Colorado Division of Youth
Corrections
 

Summer Foxworth has worked for the Colorado Division of Youth Corrections for 16 years and holds a Bachelor's Degree in Criminal Justice.  Summer started her career with the Division of Youth Corrections in 1994 as a Security Services Officer; in 1997 Summer accepted a position in the Staff Development Office where she trained new employees during a two-week training academy.  Summer came to the ICJ office in 2000.  Summer served on the Executive Board for AJCA for numerous years, and was awarded the William L Frederick Award from AJCA in 2006 for outstanding service, contribution and dedication to the Juvenile Compact and Corrections.  Summer is a native of Colorado.  She has been married to Cornelius for 12 years and they have 2 children, Cornelius, aka "Deuce," age 10, and Nyema, age 7. 


Treasurer
Philip Cox
Commissioner, Oregon
Assistant Director of Community Services, Oregon Youth Authority

 

Philip Cox is the Oregon Youth Authority’s (OYA) Assistant Director of Community Services.  In that capacity he is responsible for overseeing state juvenile parole and probation case management services, approximately 650 contracted residential treatment and foster care beds for state parolees and probationers, state juvenile justice funding assistance to county governments, and the Interstate Compact for Juveniles.  Phil has held a number of management and executive positions with the agency since 1995, when the OYA was established as a stand-alone executive department agency.  Phil joined Oregon state service in 1990 with the Department of Human Resource’s Children’s Services Division.  He holds a graduate degree in Applied Linguistics and taught university students in the Middle East for a number of years before returning to his native Oregon.  He remains very connected with friends in Morocco, Egypt and Saudi Arabia, and travels there regularly.  

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