Nichole Landrum

Nichole began her career with the Florida Department of Corrections in 1995. Throughout the  past 28 years she has held positions of increasing responsibility and authority. She has more than  11 years of experience working with reentry initiatives, to include serving as the Classification  Supervisor during the opening of Gadsden Re-Entry Center and Assistant Bureau Chief for the  Bureau of Re-Entry and Education, and most recently serving as the Assistant Bureau Chief of the  Transition Services unit where she oversees the Short Sentence Correctional Institution/Unit  initiative and the Mentor Academy, Re-Entry Centers and Re-Entry dorms, Veteran dorm program,  Roadmap to Restoration efforts throughout the state, the oversight, and operations of the  statewide Volunteer Services program, monitoring of the reentry seminars statewide, and  providing training to staff, volunteers, and stakeholders on agency initiatives.

Nichole is currently enrolled at Florida State College at Jacksonville where she is pursuing her  bachelor’s degree in Human Services.

Nichole is a member of the American Correctional Association, the Corrections Foundation, the  Correctional Peace Officer’s Foundation, the Association of Women Executives in Corrections, and  the National Association of Re-Entry Professionals.