Thomas Howland

Thomas Howland is a Part-Time Lecturer of Justice Studies at the University of Maine at Augusta. He currently serves as a Correctional Care and Treatment Worker at the Maine State Prison, combining academic instruction with professional field experience.

Education includes a Master of Science in Justice Studies from Southern New Hampshire University (2014) and a Bachelor of Science in Administration of Justice from the University of Maine at Augusta (2009).

His professional training encompasses:

• Maine Criminal Justice Academy certifications (Basic Corrections, Pre-Service Law Enforcement, Crisis Intervention Team)
• FEMA/NIMS-ICS Emergency Management training
• Correctional specialization in case management, LSI-R, MIRRM, and investigative practices
• Instructor certifications for Thinking for a Change, Reentry Programs, and New Freedom programs
• NARCAN Trainer and Peer Recovery Coach qualifications

Technical expertise includes roles as a Case Manager, Notary Public, and college instructor with proficiency in justice system software applications.