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Slaying the Dragon: The Journey from the Dungeon to the Ivory Tower (2nd Edition)
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This book is geared toward offenders under the age of 35, and is a must read for any staff who deals with community reentry, offender rehabilitation and pre-release.
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Detailed Description
By David J. Koch
This book is geared toward offenders under the
age of 35, and is a must read for any staff who deals with community
reentry, offender rehabilitation and pre-release.
Is achieving a successful life in mainstream society after a felony
conviction or after being incarcerated any more challenging than achieving
success for anyone else? According to Dave Koch, "Not really!"
One of the biggest challenges people have when they are released from prison
is believing that they will be able to achieve a normal, self-supporting
life despite their felony conviction. This book shows it can be done.
With nearly 30 years of proven success in a variety of careers that include
Airline Transport Pilot and President and CEO of a two-time Inc 500
corporation, Dave Koch is the de facto authority on making a successful
reentry into mainstream society after having served sentences in both
federal and state prison.
Adopted as the foundation for youthful offender rehabilitation programs at such facilities as The Anthony Correctional
Center in White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, this expanded and revised
second edition is a factual description of Koch's 30-year career in the
outside world after incarceration.
Koch's compelling journey outlines the step-by-step path to achieving similar
results, while simultaneously providing a motivating and inspirational
discussion of the challenges incorporated in such a journey. Koch's journey
is conveyed as a metaphor where the Dragon is life itself, and any person
wishing to achieve success must face life as a warrior.
545 pages. Softcover. 2009.
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