Texas Corrections Assoc
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Susan C. Cranford Memorial Scholarship
A scholarship awarded to female students pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice.
About
Texas Corrections Assoc
Founded in
1963
EIN
756036603
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(6)
Category/Type
Community Development
Address
PO BOX 2296 HUNTSVILLE, Texas 77341-2296 United States
Website
www.txcorrections.org
Phone
(936)-294-1706
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About
The Texas Corrections Association (TCA), founded in 1963, is dedicated to promoting quality correctional practices through professional growth, leadership, mentorship, and education. TCA provides a forum for members, clients, and the public, anticipating and responding to their needs. They offer awards, conferences, and scholarships.
Mission
The TEXAS CORRECTIONS ASSOCIATION is dedicated to providing a forum for promoting quality correctional practices through professional growth.
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