Eoorn BAZA CALVO
RAY TENORIO Lieutenant (Jovernur
MAR 2 1 2017 Honorable Benjamin J.F. Cruz Giijf 3 tj..-11~3'2Z> Speaker I Alina'trentai Kutlttro Na Lihcslallmm G1111/11m Speaker Benjamin JF. Cruz Guam Congress Building 163 Chalan Santo Papa MAR Z 2 ZG17 HagMfla, Guam 96910 nroo$11~AM~~;':l!~ RE: Board Appointment Recalved By
Dear Mr. Speaker:
By virtue of the authority vested in me pursuant to the Organic Act of Guam and the local laws applicable to the following position, I am pleased to transmit the following appointment and supporting documents for:
APPOINTEE: Mae Fe Muyco
POSITION: General Public Member, Guam Board of Social Work
TERM LENGTH: Three (3) years
TERM SERVED: December 26, 2016 to December 25, 2019
The appointment is subject to the consent of I Lihcs/al11m11 G11tllu111. Please schedule a hearing at your earliest convenience.
/ ~ :::~/ Y/ I Maga'llihen Guilhan, parn pa'gu Acting Governor of Guam
Office of the Governor of Guam• 513 West Marine Drive• Ricardo J Bordallo Complex• Hag!itfia, Guam 96910 Tel: (671) 472-8931 •Fax: (671) 477-4826 • governorguam.gov • calendarguam.gov
;--~,,. I.I Eddie Ba.z.a Calvo ~ @eddiebazacalvo g f @governorcalvo l; governorofguam s-,,~.., Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. EDDIE BAZA CALVO (Jovernor
RAY TENORIO lieutenant Governor
Ms. Mae Fe Muyco
Dear Ms. Muyco:
Thank you for your commitment to serve the people of Guam. The Calvo-Tenorio administration continues to face challenges, both near and long-term. Facing these challenges requires the collective efforts of the best minds who have the courage to make tough decisions for the good of all our people. I hereby appoint you to serve in the Calvo-Tenorio administration as:
General Public Member, Guam Board of Social Work Length of term: Three (3) Years Term served: December 26, 2016 to December 25, 2019
This appointment is subject to the advice and consent of I Liheslatunm Gudhm1. Please contact the Office of the Governor at 472-8931 should you have any questions.
I Maga'ldhe11 Gwlhan, para pa'go Acting Governor of Guam
Office of the Governor of Guam• .'iLl West Marine Drive• Ricardo J. Bordallo Complex• lfogatila. Guam 96910 Tel 1671) 472-893 l •Fax: (671) 477-4826 • governor.guarn.gov • cakndar.gum11.gov
U Eddie Baza Calvo (lj @e-ddiebazaca!vo ~ governorofguam
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. OFFICE OF THE GOVERNOR GUAM
Nomination and Appointment Information
The follo\ving inforrnation is required for subrnission to the Speaker of l l~iheslaturan (fuahan in accordance with Title 4, Guam Code Annotated Section 2103:
NOMINEE INFORMATION
Last Name M uyco First Mae Fe MID. Date 03/16/17
Address ApartmenUUnit #
City state ZIP Phone E-mail Address
0 is ~i:~~ to which Appointment Guam Board of Social Work
Are you a citizen of the United YES NO D If no, ar~ you authorized to work in States? 0 the U.S ..
EDUCATION
High School St. Genevieve High School City/State 13967 Roscoe Blvd Panorama City. CA 91402
Frorn YES[{] No D Degree High School
College California State University, Long Beach City/State 1250 Bellnower Boulevard Long Beach. CA 90840-0106
From YES IZJ NOD Degree 8 .A.
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Did you From To YES NOD Degree graduate? D
Other City/State Degree
Did you From To YES NOD Degree graduate? D
EMPLOYMENT HISTORY (1) Present Position Employer Please See Resume Dates Address Held
(2) Previous Position Employer Dates Address Held
(3) Previous Position Employer Dates Address Held
(4) Previous Position Employer Dates Address Held
(5) Previous Position Employer Dates Address Held
PRIOR GOVERNMENT OF GUAM SERVICE
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Job Title From: To
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List all educational, professional, civic awards, and recognition for public service: ,Please See Resume
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. PROFESSIONAL INVOLVEMENT List involvement on a local/national/international level, list organization, activities participated in. offices held: Please See Resume
COMMUNITY /CIVIC INOVLEMENT List organizations, activities, participated in, offices held Please See Resume
PUBLICATIONS AND PRESENTATIONS List any published articles, papers delivered at professional meetings, etc.: Please See Resume
MILITARY SERVICE (PLEASE ATTACH FORM DD-214) Branch From To Rank at Discharge Type of Discharge
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. OTHER INFORMATION (1) Have you ever been found guilty of a felony in any court, whether within or without NO({] the United States? YESO If so, please specify in detail:
Date of Conviction: ______
Specific infraction committed: ______, ______
(2) Have you ever been declared mentally incompetent by any court, whether within or YESO N0[2] without the United States? If so, please specify in detail the reasons and facts related to such declaration:
(3) Have you ever been found not guilty or not punishable in any criminal proceedings by YESO N00 reason of insanity?
(4) Have you ever been confined to a mental institution for any reason? YESD N00
If so, please specify in why the appointing authority believes you that you are not suffering from any mental illness or affliction:
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Statement of Financial Interests (Required by 4 G.C.A. § 13104.1)
TO: Governor Eddie Baza Calvo Ricardo J. Bordallo Governor's Complex Adelup, Guam 96910
FROM: Mae Fe D. Muyco
0 I have no financial interest in any business
D I do have interest(s) in the following business( es):
Name and address of business interest: Type and amount of interest
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. AFFIDAVIT I OECLARATION UNDER PENALTY OF PERJURY I, the undersigned, do hereby depose and say that: (1) I have read and reviewed the information contained in the attached Appointment/Nomination letter from the Governor of Guam; (2) that the matters contained in the Appointment/Nomination letter. together with all attachments thereto, are true and correct and that I am competent to testify to said matters; and (3) that this Declaration is made for the purpose of complying with the requirements of 4 G.C.A Section 2103.5.
I declare under penalty of perjury under the laws of Guam (4 G.C.A Section 4308) that the foregoing is true and correct
Signature Date
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Mae c-re 1J. MUJco
EDUCATION AND CEltTlflCATIONS 1993 California State University, Long Beach, California College Of Health and Human Services Bachelor of Arts in Recreation and Leisure Studies Certification in Recreational Therapy f'R.Of'E~~fONAt fll~TOR.Y
February 2014 to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (Hagatiia, Guam) Present Bureau of Social Services Administration - Child Protective Services Social Services Supervisor I Family Support Services and Family Preservation Supervisor: Linda B. Rodriguez
February 2009 to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (Hagatiia, Guam) February 2014 Bureau of Social Services Administration - Child Protective Services CPS/ Investigation/Crisis/ Intake Unit Social Worker Ill Supervisor: Linda Rodriguez and Arlene Gadia
October 1996 to GUAM MEMORIAL HOSPTIAL: February 2009 SKILLED NURSING FACILITY, REHAILITATION DEPARTMENT (Barrigada Heights, Guam)
Therapeutic Recreational Activities Coordinator I Supervisor Supervisor: Alesia Oge
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. October 2007 to Latte Treatment Center and Guma Bethesda February 2009 Compliance Officer /Supervisor Supervisor: Dr. Luis Valdes and Eddie Reyes
September 2003 to GUAM LEGAL SERVICES CORPORATION (Hagatiia, Guam)
September 2007 Advocate I Investigator Supervisor: Daniel S. Somerfleck, Director
April 1996 to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEAL TH AND SOCIAL SERVICES (Hagatiia, Guam)
September 2003 Bureau of Social Services Administration - Child Protective Services Crisis/Investigation Unit Social Worker Ill Supervisor: Barbara A. Guerrero
February 1996 to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEAL TH & SOCIAL SERVICES (Hagatiia, Guam) April 1996 Bureau of Social Services Administration - Child Protective Services Investigation Unit Social Worker 11 Supervisor: Richard Punzalan, Joseph S. Diaz and Lydia Diaz Tenorio
May 1994 to DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEAL TH & SOCIAL SERVICES (Hagatiia, Guam) February1996 Bureau of Social Services Administration - Child Protective Services Investigation Unit Social Worker I Supervisor: Richard Punzalan, Joseph S. Diaz and Lydia Diaz Tenorio
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Dtal'I~~ - Child Protective ~ervices Social Services Supervisor I
Supervise Seven ( 7) staff in the Family Support Service/Family Preservation Unit which consist of six ( 6) home makers that nrrwKlr' (1
Provide staff training in proper work methods and techniques; review work; conduct performance evaluations; implement discipline and conflict resolution procedures when necessary. Analyze and resolve casework problems, ensuring that cases are processed in accordance with mandated timelines.
DPl'I~~ • Child Protective ~ervlces Social Worker Ill Participates as a rotational Crisis Worker for Child Protective Service (CPS) where I would respond immediately upon being activated while on an on call status. Make immediate assessment for the protection of children who may have been abused. Work with many different agencies such as the Guam Police Department (GPO), the Superior Court Judges, Guam Memorial Hospital Authority (GMHA), United Stated Naval Hospital. Department of Mental Health and Substance Abuse (DMHSA) which is now called the Guam Behavioral Health and Wellness Center; Healing Hearts, Department of Education (DOE), Catholic Social Services ALEE shelter and Erica's House. In addition, participates on a rotational intake schedule to give information, act as an advocate to clients when needed and receives incoming referral regarding program services. Make immediate assessment related to crisis intervention in order to conduct legally justified removal of endangered children, arrange for immediate medial or other services and determine alternate placement of children. Collects information to complete assessment and investigations. In addition for an investigate case, would observe autopsies with the medical examiner to determine a child's death if necessary. Verifies the validity of information given through home, school, or office visits. Conducts interview to obtain complete and pertinent information of the individual or family in order to assess their social situation in identifying their needs for supportive services. Makes recommendations upon completion of assessment to
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. plan out the appropriate services needed for clients and families. Developed service plan agreement, which have stated goals, responsibilities, services, and consequences, and time frames. Provides supervision and monitors visitations between children and parents. Assist family and children with problems by providing emotional support. Coordinates supportive or other services with clients to address family crisis. Provides clients opportunity to explore options tor services and be part of decision making process. Submits court reports before the scheduled court hearing. Prepares for and attended court hearing to present cases, provide testimony, and make recommendations in the best interest of the child. Assists in the orientation of new or incoming staff. Assist new social workers (Social Worker II and 111) with guidance relative to the program policies and procedures. Supervise and oversee the Homemakers to ensure that they are providing the appropriate services to families for re-unification.
Gwam Mernorlaf l'losritaf Therapeutic Recreational Activities Coordinator (TRAC) Worked closely in a team capacity with the Rehabilitation Program at GMHA, which included the Physical Therapist, Occupational Therapist and the Speech Therapist to ensure that appropriate services are provided to patients at the Skilled Nursing facility. As the TRAC, I supervised three (3) Recreational Therapist Technicians to ensure that rehab services are additionally provided to patients. Duties included coordinating recreational and leisure activities for patients in the skilled nursing facility. Provide required documentation and facilitate group activities. Evaluate and assess new patients with the appropriate goals and activities that they may be able to participate in and to encourage family participation in programs patients may be capable off. Encourage patients to participate in all activities offered in the Recreational Therapy Program. Provide patients and family members with spiritual and emotional support. Coordinate special activities group to provide services to patients. Document daily flow sheets for patients that participate in group activities or interactions provided to bed bound patients. Document Medical Date Sheets (MDS) forms for patients, for Medicaid and Medicare purposes. Work with nurses/nurse aids, physical therapist, occupational therapist and speech therapist to provide services to patient, assist with transfer of patients from bed to wheel chair and wheel chair to bed. Help patients with capabilities to walk around the facility for exercise, based on the recommendation of the Physical Therapist. To lead group activities offered at the Skilled Nursing Facility, such as exercise group, current events, bowling, arts and crafts, puzzle, cooking /baking, parachute, ball toss, bingo, and other adaptation activities offered. From 1996 to 2007, I was able to help the community of Guam as I played dual roles as a Social Worker for DMHSS and as an Advocate for GLSC full time. In 2007, my status changed at GMHA from part time to full time. laffe Treafr.ienf Center ancl Gur.ia ~ethescla
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Compliance Officer/Supervisor As the Compliance Officer for both the Latte Treatment Center and Guma Bethesda, which both facilities are group homes that provide services to individuals with disabilities. It was in my capacity as the compliance officers that appropriate services are provided to the clients. In addition, I supervised and oversaw all the home health care staff who are also known as Psychiatric Technician with the daily services they provide to clients and their interaction with clients. I conducted unannounced spot checks at the group homes to ensure that services are being conducted and checked on reports to also ensure that daily documentations are made. It was my role to oversee both homes/facilities are in compliant with the American Disability Act (ADA). This position was only part time as I was a full time Therapeutic Recreational Activities Coordinator at GMHA.
Gwa111 bt!;Jaf ~irvictB Corjli'Qratfon Advocate/Investigator Advocate and Investigate for all the Protection and Advocacy programs. Oversee that activities are taking place for the Protection and Advocacy for individual with Mental Illness (PAIMI) program. Conduct site visits to various government and private agency to ensure that individuals with mental illness are in a safe and nurturing environment. Participated, organized and facilitated the PAIMI Advisory Council meetings each quarter to include work group meetings in writing the yearly goals and objectives as well as the end of the year report to ensure that the Federal Grant meets its objectives for the fiscal year. Conduct outreach, to ensure that the mandates in the grants are met in the Protection and Advocacy for Traumatic Brain Injury (PATBI) program and the Protection and Advocacy for Beneficiaries of Social Security ( PABSS) program by placing ads in Guam's local newspaper, the Pacific Daily News each quarter. Participate in the intake process and make assessment for the best possible route of a case. Work with staff attorney's and other advocates to ensure that services are being provided to client el\gible for Guam Legal Services Corporation programs, Additionally, coliaborate with service providers to ensure that outreach activities take place and conduct training and presentation to the community regarding program services. Wrote Federal Grants for the PATBI program with the Department of Public Health and Social Services and to ensure that the program is compliant with the grant received. Trained other advocates at GLSC who worked under the Protection and Advocacy Programs.
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Df"HSS - Cl-ilfd f"rotecfive Services Social Worker I and II Conducted home visits for follow-ups or home assessment to ensure that the family completed the treatment plan successfully. Encouraged and motivated client and family to participate and cooperate with the treatment plan. Provided supervision and monitored visitations between children and parents. Provided supportive counseling to assist the client and family in their time of need and in understanding the need for intervention. Assisted the family and child(ren) with problems by providing emotional support. Provided clients the opportunity to explore options for services and be part of the decision making process. Ensured that the placement of children in foster or relatives homes was stabilized. Monitored the placements to ensure treatment and services are rendered in an appropriate manner through contact with clients, relatives, and foster parents. Initiated referrals to other programs when necessary. Coordinates services to families through the Homemaker Program. Assisted families with transportation and provides information to clients regarding existing community resources. Coordinated with other agencies to assist clients in meeting their needs and implementing services. Collected and organized information from interviews with clients, families, concerned individuals, and agencies involved with the case. Completes initial reports by their expected due dates and ensures documentation in the case file. Prepared detailed home studies, psycho social histories, and other written documentation on clients and their families for the purpose of detailing case activities and services provided. Initiated case conferences and consults with legal counsel or other collateral professionals in order to plan and facilitated services and discuss recommendations regarding cases. Submitted court reports before the scheduled court hearings. Attended court hearings to present cases, provide testimony, and made recommendations in the best interest of the child and family based on professional experience and knowledge of the case. Prepared and developed Permanency Plans for cases that required action for children that have been placed in the Department's protective care, as a result of child abuse and neglect Assisted in the orientation of new or incoming staff. Assisted new social workers (Social Workers I, II, and 111) with guidance relative to program policies and procedures. Oriented and trained Social Worker and Psychology practicum students interested in the Social Work field.
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 9/29/94 to 10/01/94 4th Annual Governor's Conference - Confronting Family Violence In Our Community Pacific Star Hotel, Tumon, Guam
3/20/95 to 3/22/95 15th Annual Guam Association of Social Worker Training Conference
Pacific Stars Hotel, Tumon, Guam
3127195 to 3/28/95 Annual Guam Head Start Program Conference (8 hours) Pacific Star Hotel, Tumon, Guam
4/18/95 Child Abuse and Family Preservation Janet Benavente, M.H.R. (UOG) Child Protective Services, Hagatna, Guam
6/12/95 Interviewing of Child Sexual Abuse/Training in Experts U.S. Naval Hospital, Guam
7 /6/95 to 7 17195
Adoption/Custody & Child Protective Services Intake & Investigation Assessment Training Dr. Faye Untalan (University of Hawaii) Child Protective Services, Hagatna, Guam
7/11/95 Child Sexual Abuse: The Normal VS. The Abnormal Exam (1 hour) Barbara Craig, M.D., CPT, MC, USN
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. U.S. Naval Hospital, Agana Heights, Guam
7 /13/95 Child Abuse/Testifying In Court (1 hour) Barbara Craig, M.D., CPT, MC, USN U.S. Naval Hospital, Agana Heights, Guam
5/12/96 Guidelines for Monitoring Supervised Visitations (1 hour) Vince Pereda, Family Advocacy Office U. S. Naval Hospital, Agana Heights, Guam
5/21/96 The ICE Age In Paradise - A Conference on Crystal Methamphetamine Guam Police Department Hyatt Hotel, Tumon, Guam
10/25 /96
Domestic Violence For Service Providers (1 hours) Daniel Somerfleck (Guam Legal Services Corporation) Anigua, Guam
11/25/96 to 11/27 /96 Effective Criminal Justice Report Writing (24 hours/2CEU's) Adolf P. Sgambelluri & Stanley McKinnon, Jr. Guam Airport Authority, Tamuning, Guam
1/10/97 The Visual Diagnosis of Child Physical Abuse Peter J. Adasek, M.D. Child Protective Services, Tiyan, Guam
02/05/97
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Division of Public Welfare Staff Training Diffusing Aggressive Behavior; Cultural diversity; Pro-Client Approach; Team Building (8 hours)
Department of Public Health & Social Services Pacific Star Hotel, Tumon, Guam
3/1/97 Third Annual Assetive Technology Conference
Assistive Technology 2001 Beyond (8 hours)
Guam University Affiliated Program Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon, Guam
4/1/97 to 4/2/97 17th Annual Guam Association of Social Workers
Training Conference (24 hours)
Pacific Star Hotel, Tumon, Guam
5/24/97 Stress Management Training J. Peter Roberto & Gerhard Schwab University of Guam, Mangilao, Guam
7/25/97 Pediatric Evaluation & Development Services (PEDS) Training
Department of Education PEDS staff Child Protective Services
Tiyan. Guam
8/9/97 to 8/12/97 Restorative Justice & Victim Offender Mediation Training (16 hours)
Marty Price Pacific Star Hotel, Tumon, Guam
8/25/97
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Pacific Conference on Youth, The Comprehensive Strategy for Serious. Violent & Chronic Juvenile Offenders James Howel, Denise Kinman & Randy Thomas University of Guam, Mangilao, Guam
9/6/97 Division of Public Welfare Staff Training: Building Self Esteem; Improving Interpersonal Relationships; Conflict Management Department of Public Health & Social Services Hyatt Hotel, Tumon, Guam
9/13/97
1997 Medical Symposium Adults & Senior with Disabilities: New Horizons For Comprehensive Care (5.25 hours) Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon, Guam
Jan-May 1997 Domestic Violence Class (3 CEU's) Dr. James Kiffer, Dr. Jean Wycoff, Sister Eileen Mearns, Karen Carpenter, Ann Hardin, Virginia Yashiuhiro University of Guam, Mangilao, Guam
217198 The Role of Clinical & non-Clinical Staff In Preventing Child Abuse & Neglect Lynn Douglas Mouden, DDS, MPH Hyatt Hotel, Tuman, Guam
8/18/98 ~ 8/21/98 War on ICE Seminar Guam Police Department Hyatt Hotel, Tumon, Guam
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 9/5/98 Child Sexual Assault Training Program (7.5 hours) Jeanie S.L. Ming, RN CPNP Child Abuse Services Team (CAST) Orange County, CA Rosanna Lola Beaumont, MA (Program Director) Dept. of Health Services Child Sexual Abuse Crisis Center, Los Angeles, CA
11/17 /98 Developing Cultural Competencies While Working with People in Micronesia Jesse Baleto, MSW and Lisa Natividad, MSW Bureau of Social Services Administration, Hagatna, Guam
12/11/98 Shaken Baby Syndrome Training (1 hour) Dr. Harry L. Wilson (Assistant Professor of Pediatrics of Texas Tech. School of Medicine & Deputy Medical Examiner) El Paso, Texas Guam Memorial Hospital, Tumon, Guam
12/12/98 Infant & Child Death Investigation & Review Workshop: A Public Health Responsibility (6 hours) Dr. Harry L. Wilson (Assistant Professor of Pediatrics of Texas Tech. School of Medicine & Deputy Medical Examiner) El Paso, Texas Guam Memorial Hospital, Tumon, Guam
2/3/99 The Law Enforcement Response to the Sexual Exploitation of Children (3.5 hours)
Lt. Bill Walsh (Dallas Police Department, Dallas, Texas) Ladera Towers, Mangilao, Guam
2/4/99
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Interviewing Child Witnesses & Linguistic Techniques (4.5 hours) Mindy Mitnick, Licensed Psychologist, Uptown Mental Health, Minneapolis, Minnesota. Ladera Towers, Mangilao, Guam
2/4/99 Memory & Suggestibility Issues with Child Witnesses (1.5 hours) Mary-Ann Burkhart, Senior Attorney APRl's National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. Ladera Towers, Mangilao, Guam
2/5/99 Preparing Child Witnesses for Court (1.5 hours) Mary-Ann Burkhart, Senior Attorney APRl's National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. Ladera Towers, Mangilao, Guam
2/5/99 Investigating & Prosecuting Cases of Domestic Violence (1.5 hours) Mary-Ann Burkhart, Senior Attorney APRl's National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse. Ladera Towers, Mangilao, Guam
3/24/99 to 3/26/99 19th annual Guam Association of Social Workers Conference (24 hours) Guam Hilton, Tumon. Guam
7 17 /99 to 7 /9/99 Family Centered Practice (10 hours/1 CEU) Ronald J. San Nicolas Ph.D. (University of Guam) Mangilao, Guam
10/14/99 1999 Family Violence Awareness Conference (8 hours) Family Violence Information Network Family Violence Task Force Victims Advocates Reaching Out
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Westin Resort Hotel, Tumon Guam
1/27/00 Ethics Forum Guam Humanities Council Hilton Hotel, Tamuning, Guam
3/22/00~ 3/24/00 20th Annual GASW Conference Hilton Guam Resort Hotel, Tumon, Guam
4/10/00 to 4/14/00 Adult Protective Services Basic Investigative Training John Weisenberger (Attorney General's Office) Guam Police Department (Elizabeth C. Flickenger, Albert R.B. Pierce, Joseph P. Leon Guerrero, Gilbert J. Mondia, & John S. Tyquiengco) Western Resort Hotel, Tumon, Guam
8/30/00 Severe Pediatric Head Trauma Management Ellen Newhard, MD Guam Memorial Hospital, Tumon, Guam
5/11/00 to 8/31/00 Family Based Child Protective Services Training (50 hours/5 CEU's)
J. Peter Roberto, MSW; Ronald J. San Nicolas Ph.D.; Lilli Perez Lyechad, Ph.D. University of Guam, Mangilao, Guam
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 9/1/00 Improving Nutrition In the New Millennium for Women, Infants & Children (8 hours) Greigh Hirata, MD (Kapiolani Medical Center) Guam Memorial Hospital & Guam WIC Program Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon, Guam
9/14/00 Employee Family Violence Training (8 hours) John Weisenberger (Attorney General's Office) Daniel Somerfleck (Guam Legal Services Corporation) DL George Kallingal; VARO Palace Hotel, Tamuning, Guam
9/28/00 ~ 9/29/00 9th Annual Governor's Conference for Women On Health Awareness, Safety/Self-Defense,
Career/Business Opportunities & Educational Pursuit (16 hours) Outrigger Guam Resort, Tumon Guam
2/26/01 to 2/28/01 Adult Protective Services Basic Investigative Training
John Weisenberger, Esq., Public Guardian; Rose A. Fejeran. Criminalist Ill; Elizabeth C. Flickenger. Police Officer Ill; Albert R. B. Pierce, Police Officer Ill; Joseph P. Leon Guerrero, Police Officer Ill; Robert J. Fejeran Jr., Police Officer II; Tom H. Alger, Police Officer II Westin Hotel Guam, Tumon, Guam
3/13/02 to 3/15/02 22nd Annual GASW Training conference "Collaboration: Meeting Our Social Challenges through Partnership
Hilton Hotel, Tumon, Guam
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 9/4/92 to 9/5/02 "The Heart and Soul of Change: What Works in Therapy" Scott D. Miller, Ph.D. Hilton Hotel, Tumon, Guam
9/24/02 to 9/26/02 Interdisciplinary Assessment of Suspected Child Maltreatment National Naval Medical Center Bethesda Naval Hospital, Agana Heights, Guam
5/13/03 ~ 5/15/03 Decide to End Sexual Violence: a Multi-Disciplinary Approach Conference Healing Hearts Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Guam
03/24/04 to 03/26/04 National Association for Social Work Conference Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Guam
617 /04 to 6/11/04 National Protection and Advocacy System Annual Skilled Building Conference Washington D.C.
11/15/04 to 11/19/04 Benefits Planning, Assistance and Outreach Training North Carolina
03/07/05 ~ 03/09/05 18'" Annual Conference: a system of Care for Children's Mental Health Expanding the Research Base Tampa, Florida
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 03/14/05 ~ 03/16/05 TBI Grantee's Yearly Meeting
Washington D.C
03/30/05 to 04/01/05 National Association for Social Work Conference Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Guam
01/16/06 Safe Crisis Management Training Marriot Hotel
03/06/06 to 03/10/06 TBI Grantee's Yearly Meeting Bethesda, Mary Land
04/01/06 Guam System for Assistive Technology Conference Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Guam
06/12 /06 to 06/16/06 National Protection and Advocacy System Annual Skilled Building Conference Washington D.C.
03/12/07 ~ 03/16/07 TBI Grantee's Yearly Meeting Bethesda, Mary Land
04/21/0? Guam System for Assistive Technology Conference Guam Hilton Hotel, Tumon Guam
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 04123107 ~ 04/24/07 Public Speaking Classes
University of Guam
0712008 Emergency Management Institute FEMA
1-100 for Health Care/Hospital 1-200 for Health Care/Hospital IS-00700 National Incident Management System {NIMS)
07 /26/10 ICAC First Responder Training Program
03/24/10 ~ 03/25/10 2010 National Association of Social Workers conference
04107 /10 to 04/09/10 National district Attorneys Association National Center for Prosecution of Child Abuse
01/18/11 to 01/21/11 Pacific Regional Conference
03/04/11 5•h Women Veterans Conference: her Story is our Strength
06/20/11 to 06/24/11 American Professional Society on the Abuse of Children {APSAC)
Child forensic Interview Clinic
Seattle. WA
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. 07 to 09 2011 Telemedicine Series on Sexually Abusive Youth
11/16/11 to 11/17 /11 Assessment of the Impact of Domestic Violence on Family Dynamics Conference
03/28/12 to 03/30/12 2012 National Association of Social Workers Conference
05/09/12 Law Function Training with Clients and Sexual Predators
02/13/13 Motivational Interviewing: Strategies for Eliciting Change in Clients
03/13/13 to 03/15/13 2013 National Association of Social Workers Conference
07108/13 to 07112113 LEADERSHIP SKILLS TRAINING
08/19/13 to 08/23/13 SKILLS FOR SUCCESS TRAINING
*Numerous Training for 2014 and 2015
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Certificate No. 124-31 (COR)
I Mina'Trentai Unu Na Liheslaturan Guahan, Herby recognized and Commends BOSSA and DPHSS. Certificate of Recognition, Department of Public Health & Social Services, Division of Public Welfare ( January 25, 1997) Certificates of Outstanding Performance in Annual Work Performance Evaluation for Public Health and Social Services (1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999 & 2000)
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John Weisenberger
Lydia Diaz Tenorio Retired Administrator DPHSS/BOSSA
Department of Public Health and Social Services Division of Public Welfare Bureau of Social Services Administration (Child Protective Services)
The Honorable Judge Katherine A. Maraman Associate Justice
Supreme Court of Guam Guam Judicial Center
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Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. Government of Guam GUAM POLICE DEPARTMENT RECORDS & fDENTIHCATION SECTION P.O. Box 23909 Guam Main Facility. Guam 96921
March I :i. 2017
SUBJECT: CRIMINAL HISTORY RECORD ,-- [NAJVIE:' ' !DATE OF BIRTH: he individual has no record of criminal conviction(s) in GPD files that ar • ubject to Guam law and rules and regulations of the Department. '"'''''~~------~
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'j'he ab:-,cnce of an original (~CA'.\1 !'()!Jl'.E <,cal invalidates this police dcarancc.
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320. SUPERIOR COURT OF GUAM
Guam Judicial Center • 120 West O'Brien Drive • Hagatfia, Guam 96910
Telephone (671) 475-3370/475-3449 Fax (671) 472·2856 DANIELLE L ROSETE Clerk of Court
Name MAEFE D. MUYCO
SS# ID# GU DL#: Date of Birth
CERTIFICATE OF SEARCH
The undersigned Clerk hereby certifies the following results or a diligent search of the records of this Court:
(~rin1inal (:ascs: Civil Cases:
A. N No (~ ase Found A. No Case Found
13. I. Crirninal (~ase No. 13. I. Civil Case No.
0 (~riminal C'ase No. 2. C~ivil (~ase No.
3. Criminal Case No. 3. Civil Case No.
4. c:ritninal C~ase No. 4. Civil Case No.
5. Criminal Case No. 5. Civil Case No.
Criminal Record: Paueb 1 of 1 Civil Record: Page 1 or 1
Request tbr tln1her inf'onnation inay be addressed at the Records [)ivision of the Superior C~ourt of(Juan1, CJuan1 Judicial Center. I 20 West O'Brien Drive. llagatfta. Guam. Hours of operation are Monday Friday. 8:00 a.111. to 5:00 p.111. C'loscd Saturday, Sunday and local/federal holidays, C:ourl (]earances arc Non-Refundable.
Dated: 03/16/2017 DANIELLE T. RO'S, E Clerk of Court 11 ' I ,11 I / l 'f/J!. • Hv: JENNY btf:oLSON Deputy Clerk J Prepared Hy: Jtd The absence of an original Court Seal inval\dates this document
Doc. No. 34GL-17-0320.