Aaron Brown

Experience

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  Butte College

  Jan 2000 - May 2020

  Assistant Track and Field Coach; Associate Instructor

  As an Instructor:Taught Theory of Track and Field, Varsity track and field and Track and Field Training to a student base of 40 individuals. Responsible for planning and implementing lectures, facilitating class discussions, disseminating homework assignments, grading paperwork, proctoring both mid-term and final exams, and issuing final grades to the administrationAs a track and field coach, responsible for:Creating and implementing effective and diverse workouts for a variety of athletes. Provide programming for most of the speed power events. During my tenure have coached distance, mid-distance, jump, sprints/ hurdles, multis, and jump groups. Constructively supervising 20-50 person practice squadsSpecializing in the speed power events- Sprints, Hurdles, Jumps and Multi events. Producing Conference Champions in all events from 100-800, both hurdles, Javelin, Long Jump, Tripple Jump and High Jump. Have coached 7 individual state champions Heptathlon x 2, Mens Long Jump, Mens Tripple Jump, Womens Javelin, Mens 110h x 2 and 24 California Community College All-American performances.The current top ten list at butte college includes 73 mens and 68 womens performances that I have coached. Was selected to attend the USATF 2009 emerging elite Coaches Clinic in sprints hurdles. Show less

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  Butte County Probation

  Feb 2001 - May 2020

  Supervisor Juvenile Hall Counselor

  Supervisor Juvenile Hall Counselor:-Currently working with a Transitional Age Youth Pilot program attempting to divert first time felons between the ages of 18-21 from being placed on probation or being committed to prison. Began in the development of this program and continue with the implementation.- Developed and supervised the Camp Condor program in Juvenile Hall. Program designed to take youth on probation and provide educational help, job skill training and EBP groups to help transition the youth back into the community and off of probation. - Connect with community partners to provide services for youth and young adults in TAY and Camp Programs. - Development of a FTO program for JCO.- Improved Outcomes in graduation rates, employment opportunities and recidivism rates- 2014 and 2017 Northern Region Supervisor of the Year, California Association of Probation Institution Administrators.- 2016 Leadership Academy for Supervisors. - Extensive research on Adolescent Brain Development theories and implementation of related evidenced based practices with youth in Camp and TAY programs.Skills Summary• Instruct, guide and mentor young athletes to both personal and competitive success• Able to establish positive collaborations with outside agencies• Able to manage programs using evidence based programming• Develop individual strategies to improve outcomes • Forward thinking in all professional endeavors, with a record of improving systems and outcomes • Manage teams of juvenile hall counselors during daily tasks and special projects• Effectively communicate with superiors, colleagues, and young adults• Proficient in writing, implementing, and following policies and procedures• Advanced training experience; Worked with state board to improve curriculum for new juvenile corrections officers• Extensive leadership experience with adolescents, young adults, and employees Show less

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  The Matthews House

  May 2020 - now

  • Youth and Young Adult Director

    Jul 2023 - now

  • Youth and Family Transition Facilitator

    May 2020 - now