Earl S. El-Amin rejoined NCIA in 2005 as executive director for the NCIA Youth Residential program and was responsible for managing 13 group homes and over 90 employees. Mr. El-Amin is currently the Vice-President for Program Development. For the previous eight years, Mr. El-Amin was the Deputy Director for Independent Juvenile Justice Monitor in the Maryland Governor’s Office. Earlier in his career, he served as a deputy director of NCIA and assisted with in the closing of the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services’ Montrose School.

He is a graduate of Morgan State University and Sojourner Douglass College and is an adjunct faculty member at the latter institution. He serves as co-host of Dialogue with the African American Male on WEAA, Morgan State University’s public radio station and is a recipient of U.S. Congressman Kweisi Mfume’s Congressional Achievement Award, the Baltimore City Department of Education “Friend of Education Award,” and the San Egidio Humanitarian Award. His affiliations include the Black Mental Health Alliance, Maryland Interfaith Legislative Committee, Juvenile Justice Advisory Council, and U.S. Congressman Elijah Cummings Roundtable.

• Jerome G. Miller, Ph.D.
• Herbert J. Hoelter, MSW
• Jayne Gessner
• Kirk Larter, CPA
• Larry G. Norris, Ed.D.
• Thomas Pointer
• Earl S. El-Amin
• Lindsay M. Hayes, MS
• David C. Heebner, MA, LPC
• Rodney Norris, MHS
• Christine Pahigian
• Meredith Patti, Esquire
• Thomas Scott, LCSW-C