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Angelica (Angie) Rosales
632 W. 6th Avenue, Suite 210
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 343-4250
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
2000 – Present
Victim Witness Coordinator, Municipal Prosecutor’s Office
Interview victims, witnesses and defendants involved in domestic violence related
criminal cases and assess severity and lethality potential in domestic violence cases.
Assist the prosecuting attorney in the preparation of cases relating to domestic violence
and understanding domestic violence victim behavior. Assist crime victims with the
criminal process, including; preparation of victim impact statements, trial process,
restitution and Violent Crimes Compensation Board (VCCB) applications, registration
with Victim Information Notification Everyday (VINE), referrals for appropriate resources
and support from crime victims and when needed accompany them to hearings.
Responsible for compliance with the Victims Rights Act and coordination with the Office
of Victims’ Rights. Training of staff and attorney’s regarding domestic violence and
victims rights. Supervise support staff.
1997 – 2000
Adjunct Professor, University of Alaska Anchorage,
Department of Social Work, Family Services Training Academy - Dynamics of Domestic
Violence and Child Abuse.
Advocating for Victims (HUMS A121 641) Facilitated a 45 hour course on: crisis
intervention, domestic violence, sexual assault, and laws relating to domestic violence in
conjunction to providing court based legal advocacy.
1996 – 2000
Supervising Counselor, Domestic Violence Program, Alaska Women’s Resource Center
Supervised program, which provided services to victims and perpetrators of domestic
violence. Responsible for administration of program as well as supervision of direct
service interns and volunteer staff. Conducted counseling groups and individual
screening interviews, case management and crisis intervention services to clients.
Coordinate and monitor the Legal Advocacy Program, including training and supervision
of advocates.
1992 – 1996
Client Services Coordinator, Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence
Supervised a 6-bed shelter facility and 24-hour crisis line servicing the Aleutian/Pribilof
Region. Responsible for coordination of direct client services, intake, screening and
safety planning. Provided hospital and court accompaniment. Supervised and trained
shelter and crisis line volunteers. Prepared and implement curriculum for Personal
Safety Program and outreach programs.
1990
EDUCATION
Lewis University, Joliet Illinois
Bachelors of Art in Journalism & Broadcasting
Additional University Coursework:
University of Alaska, Fairbanks:
Crisis Intervention (HST 150 RA1)
Introduction to Social Work (SWK 102 RA1)
Legal & Legislative Advocates (HST 250 RA1)
Domestic Violence and Substance Abuse (HST 250 RA2)
Crisis and Grief Counseling (HMSV)
PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
University of Alaska, Anchorage Tri-Discipline Conference
National Coalition against Sexual Assault Annual Conference
South Peninsula College, Sexual Assault Response Team Training
Tundra Women’s Coalition, Bethel Alaska, Ending Domestic Violence
State of Alaska, DHSS, Maternal and Child Health Division Train the Trainers: Alaska Domestic
Violence Training Project
Alaska Women’s Resource Center, Ethics & the Law: Legal Aspects of Counseling
Regional Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselor Training (RADACT) Clinical Supervision
Regional Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselor Training (RADACT) Supervision
State of Alaska, DHSS, Maternal and Child Health Division, Family Violence Prevention Project
“10 State” National Health Initiative Training
Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Legal Advocacy Conference
Municipality of Anchorage Police Department Domestic Violence for Law Enforcement
State of Alaska, Department of Corrections, Department of Corrections: Victim Impact
Conference
Regional Alcohol & Drug Abuse Counselor Training Program (RADACT) Advanced Group
Counseling
Alaska Women’s Resource Center, Fetal Alcohol Syndrome & Fetal Alcohol Effect Training
Alaska Women’s Resource Center, Developing Cross-cultural Competencies presented by
Munirah Muwasi
Medina Health Systems, Collaborative Strategies for Improving Safety and Sobriety
United States, Department of Health and Social Services, U.S. DHSS: Next Millennium
Conference: Ending Domestic Violence
Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, Legal Advocacy
Western Community Policing Center, Ethics, Organizational Change & Leadership, Developing
Western Community Policing Center, Problem Solving Teams
State of Alaska, Department of Law, District Attorneys & Paralegal Assistants Conference
John Reid & Associates The Reid Technique of Interviewing
Alaska Women’s Resource Center, Municipality of Anchorage Safe City Program, & Alaska
Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Domestic Violence & Substance Abuse
United States, Department of Defense, Joining Forces: A coordinated Community Approach to
Domestic Violence
National Association of Forensic Counselor, Understanding & Treating Criminal Offenders
State of Alaska, Office of Victims Rights, Statewide Fatality Review Teams
United States, Department of Homeland Security, Federal Law Enforcement Training Center,
Domestic Violence Train the Trainer: STAR
Alaska Women’s Resource Center AWRC 2004 Conference “Why Does He Do That?”
Conference on Batterers, presented by Lundy Bancroft
State of Alaska, Department of Public Safety, Using Officers as Experts in Domestic Violence
Cases
Municipality of Anchorage, Department of Health and Human Services, Interpersonal Violence
Prevention and Intervention Conference
National College of District Attorneys, 11th Annual Domestic Violence Conference
Alaska Regional Hospital, Interpersonal Violence Conference
United States, Department of Justice, Office of Violence Against Women Building Collaborations
to Address Trafficking in Alaska
Jewish Women’s International Lethality Assessments and Domestic Violence Death Review
Teams
Abused Women’s Aid in Crisis, Danger Assessments, presented by Dr. Jackie Campbell
Friends of Pets & National Human Society First Strike: The Connection between Animal Cruelty
& Domestic Violence,
Jewish Women’s International, Coercive Control Model: How Men Entrap Women in Personal
Life, presented by Evan Stark
The National Center for Victims of Crime, Recognizing & Responding to Stalking
El Paso Police Department and District Attorney’s Office, Best Practices in Domestic Violence
Investigation & Prosecution
University of Texas at Austin, The Institute on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault,
Establishing Expertise as an Ethical Expert Witness
Genesis Women’s Shelter & Support, Dallas, Texas, Conference on Crimes Against Women
CERTIFICATIONS
National Association of Forensic Counselors
Certified Domestic Violence Counselor II Certified 1999 (A22090)
Federal Law Enforcement Training Center, United States Department of Homeland Security
Small Town and Rural (STAR) Instructor Certified 2004 (I-6768)
Sexual Assault Response Team (SART), Advocate 2000
CURRENT COMMUNITY LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE
Anchorage Domestic Violence Fatality Review Advisory Board, Member
Domestic Violence Awareness Month Planning Committee, Member
National Crime Victims Rights Week Planning Committee, Member
Glenwood Correctional Residential Center, Advisory Board Member
(Appointment by the Governor 1999 - present)
Anchorage Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Caucus
Chair: June 2006 – August 2007
January 2004 – June 2004
January 2003 – June 2003
MOA v Seldon
MOA v Lockhart
MOA v Unger
MOA v Rodak
MOA v Martin
SOA v Active
MOA v Weiss
3AN M 99-2540
3AN M 00-6353
3AN M 00-11012
3AN M 01-1741
3AN M 01-2221
3DI S 03-436
3AN M 04-2277
EXPERT TESTIMONY
MOA v Hoover
MOA v Sibole
MOA v King
MOA v Fyffe
MOA v Esaw
MOA v Lynd
MOA v Moyer
3AN M 04-3443
3AN M 04-1892
3AN M 04-8690
3AN M 07-1379
3AN M 09-4893
3AN M 09-9257
3AN M 11-4452
PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATIONS
Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence, Crisis Intervention Training Co-Facilitator
U.S. Navy – Naval Air Station Adak, Responding to Domestic Violence
Unalaskans Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence, Shelter Advocacy Training
Municipality of Anchorage Police Department, Dynamics of Domestic Violence
State of Alaska, Dept. of Law, Victim Witness Coordinators Training
State of Alaska, Dept. of Public Assistance Identifying Domestic Violence: Staff Training
State of Alaska, DHSS, Co-Facilitator, MCH Rural Domestic Violence and Child Abuse Conference
State of Alaska, Emergency Medical Services, Domestic Violence Panel
Alaska Bar Association, Effects of Domestic Violence on Children
Alaska Bar Association, Victim Advocacy & Protection Orders
Alaska Bar Association, Community Resources for Victims of Crime
SOA, Alaska Court System, Third Judicial District & Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and
Sexual Assault, Court Interpreters Training on Domestic Violence
SOA, Alaska Court System, Family Law Self-Help Center Staff training on Domestic Violence
Alaska Network on Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault, 6th Annual Legal Advocacy Project
Conference
Alaska Women’s Resource Center, Legal Advocates Training
Abused Women’s Aid in Crisis, Staff Training Domestic Violence and the Criminal Justice System
State of Alaska, Department of Public Safety, Using Officers as Experts in Domestic Violence
Cases
State of Alaska, Alaska Court Systems, Clerks of Court Conference: Domestic Violence
Training Module
AWARDS
2002 National Crime Victims’ Rights Week, High Five Award for Victim Advocacy presented by
Victims for Justice
2010 Municipality of Anchorage, Employee Recognition for Public Service Award (Group) for the
Anchorage Domestic Violence Prevention Project
2015 Victims for Justice, Founders Award