Jennifer Walters is teaching Learning Disabilities Master’s program. She received her Bachelor of Science in Social and Rehabilitation Services at University of Southern Mississippi. She did her internship work with the Jones County Youth Court and immediately after, she began my working as a probation and parole officer with the Jones County Youth Court where she is currently employed. She received her Masters of Science in Community Counseling at Mississippi State University.

She currently works with the Juvenile delinquent population in Jones County. She is training in crisis management and is a licensed counselor. Through this work, she has developed an interest in criminal justice and has a desire to make a change in the young kids lives in Jones County. She is president of the Jones County 4-H Advisory Board. She is a member of the Multi-Agency Task Force, MAP Team and a member of Safe and Drug Free School Council. She has participated in officer training on Juvenile delinquency, juvenile rights, and court procedures. She teaches local classes in drug and alcohol through the Jones County School System. She was the instrumental in introducing the Juvenile Case Management System to Jones County. She currently teaches several on- line classes through Breyer State and American Military University.

For enjoyment she farms, has registered Santa Gertrudis Cattle and registered Boxer Dogs.

I look forward to guiding all students through an exciting journey of learning. I firmly believe application is the key to effective learning, which I try to incorporate into all my lessons and teachings. Because I enjoy learning, I believe that teaching is a reciprocal process, of which I can also learn from my students as well.

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