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1. Access Washington - Official State Government Web Site
www.access.wa.gov/news/2004/Oc - [Cached]Published on: 10/7/2004 Last Visited: 10/10/2004
OLYMPIA -- Cornelius (Neil) Crowley, director of a Las Vegas regional care facility for people with developmental disabilities, has been selected as superintendent of the Rainier School in Buckley, the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) announced today.
Crowley, 56, has been director of the Desert Developmental Center in Las Vegas since 1991.
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Crowley succeeds Larry Merxbauer who served as Rainier superintendent from September 2000 until last April.
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Crowley commented, "Rainier School is already a wonderful place for people to live and work. I just want to assist the staff and people who live there now to reach the goals they have already set for themselves."
In addition to his service at the Desert Developmental Center, Crowley also is an adjunct instructor at the Community College of Southern Nevada where he teaches human service workers how to promote positive behavior while serving people with disabilities.
Crowley also has headed a residential services department for emotionally disturbed young people; directed group treatment homes and worked as a child development specialist.
He received a master's degree in behavior analysis and therapy from Southern Illinois University and a bachelor of science degree from Illinois Wesleyan University.
Crowley will be paid $87,000 per year as superintendent of Rainier School. -
2. Access Washington - Official State Government Web Site
www.access.wa.gov/news/2004/Oc - [Cached]Published on: 10/7/2004 Last Visited: 12/1/2004
OLYMPIA -- Cornelius (Neil) Crowley, director of a Las Vegas regional care facility for people with developmental disabilities, has been selected as superintendent of the Rainier School in Buckley, the Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS) announced today.
Crowley, 56, has been director of the Desert Developmental Center in Las Vegas since 1991.
...
Crowley succeeds Larry Merxbauer who served as Rainier superintendent from September 2000 until last April.
...
Crowley commented, "Rainier School is already a wonderful place for people to live and work. I just want to assist the staff and people who live there now to reach the goals they have already set for themselves."
In addition to his service at the Desert Developmental Center, Crowley also is an adjunct instructor at the Community College of Southern Nevada where he teaches human service workers how to promote positive behavior while serving people with disabilities.
Crowley also has headed a residential services department for emotionally disturbed young people; directed group treatment homes and worked as a child development specialist.
He received a master's degree in behavior analysis and therapy from Southern Illinois University and a bachelor of science degree from Illinois Wesleyan University.
Crowley will be paid $87,000 per year as superintendent of Rainier School. -
3. TheNewsTribune.com | Tacoma, Washington
www.thenewstribune.com/news - [Cached]Published on: 10/11/2004 Last Visited: 10/11/2004
Cornelius Crowley of Las Vegas has been named the new superintendent at Rainier School in Buckley.
