Annual Meeting Photos
*More than 100 people gathered in April for the
Annual Meeting at the Principal Park Cub Club in Des
Moines . Click on the photo to see
the photo album.

*Former Youth Homes of Mid-America Client to be Named
Chancellor at the University of Wisconsin Platteville
Dennis
Shields, Acting Vice President for Student Affairs
at the City College of New York, has been
recommended as the next Chancellor of the University
of Wisconsin-Platteville. Following action by the
full UW System Board of Regents on April 9, Shields
will step into his new role on July 1.
Prior to joining the City College of
New York in 2009, Shields served as Dean and Professor
of Law at the Phoenix School of Law. Previously Shields
was Director of Admissions and Financial Aid at the Duke
University School of Law for seven years. He has also
served in various senior level positions at both the
University
of Michigan and
the University of Iowa.
He received his undergraduate degree in business
administration from Graceland College
and earned his J.D. from the
University
of Iowa
in 1982
Mr. Shields was a resident of the
Youth Homes of Mid-America Ross
Campus
Treatment
Center from 1966 to 1969, before
joining the family of Fred and Betty Lou Sheeks in Johnston. Shields was an all around athlete
while attending
Johnston
High School and was also
voted president of the Junior Class. In 1998 he was
given the Hobart and Alta Ross Outstanding Achievement
Award by Youth Homes and in 2005 he was inducted into
the Johnston High School Alumni Hall of Fame.
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Ross Campus Residential Treatment Center and Administrative
Offices
7225 NW 58th Street
P.O. Box 39 Johnston, IA 50131
Phone (515) 276-3473
Follow
this link
for a map.
Supervised
Apartment Living
1132 44th Street
Des Moines, IA 50311 Phone
(515) (Phone) 279-2008
Community
Services
1132 44th Street
Des Moines, IA 50311
Phone (515) 271-5699
We offer an individualized approach to
each young person who is part of our program. While
we maintain a focus on strengthening family life,
re-establishing the self worth of the individual and
teaching basic skills for living in the community,
we tailor a program for each youth, employing a
variety of techniques and strategies in counseling
and teaching.
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