Our Board

Stephanie L. Anderson, LCSW  is the Chief Executive Officer for RCA at Indianapolis. Stephanie holds bachelor’s degrees in both Criminal Justice and Ballet from Indiana University.  She received her Master of Social Work from Washington University in St. Louis, where she specialized in working with at-risk, delinquent youth and their families. Her work included a focus on the treatment of co-morbid mental health and addiction disorders.

Both during and after her Master’s program, she worked as a Deputy Juvenile Officer for the St. Louis City Family Courts serving families involved with the Gun Court Program, Child Abuse and Neglect Services, Drug Court Program and General Field supervision Unit.  After moving back to Indianapolis in 2008, Stephanie provided direct practice mental health and addiction care to a variety of populations as a Licensed Clinical Social Worker at community-based agencies in Marion County, IN.

She began serving the State of Indiana in 2014 as an employee of the Family and Social Services Administration, Division of Mental Health and Addiction, where she was the Deputy Director of Adult Mental Health and Addiction Services.  While at the Division of Mental Health and Addiction, Stephanie was responsible for leading Division initiatives related to Adult Forensic Populations, Serious Mental Illness, Addiction Treatment, State Opioid Treatment Programs, Services for Homeless Populations and Veterans, and Emergency Preparedness.  In 2016, she continued her public service to the State of Indiana as the Executive Director of Addiction Recovery Services for the Indiana Department of Correction.   While there, Stephanie and her team lead the transformation of the clinical addiction treatment programming across all the State Correctional Facilities.

As a new board member for Drug Free Marion County, Stephanie is excited to be able to bring her passion for supporting the community through prevention and treatment efforts in our community.

Dr. Ramon L. Batts is the Lead Pastor at Greater Zion Hill Missionary Baptist Church and the Assistant Athletic Director at Lawrence Central High School. He earned a Doctorate of Ministry degree in Social Justice and Political Activism from United Theological Seminary; a Master of Divinity degree from the School of Theology at Virginia Union University; and, a Bachelor of Science degree in Business Administration and Marketing from Indiana Institute of Technology. Dr. Batts is a graduate of Arsenal Technical High School where he now serves on the Alumni Board.   He is a board member of LikeNOther Foundation, Inc.; Treasurer of Collaborative Resource Company, Inc.; and, is a member of the Baptist Ministers Alliance, the Concerned Clergy of Greater Indianapolis and the Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.  Dr. Batts also serves as an Adjunct Professor at Martin University in Indianapolis.  Dr. Batts has served in several educational institutions over the past 20 years helping to shape and change young people’s lives.  He is passionate about youth and family issues and can be found training and mentoring leaders in the community whenever he has the opportunity.

Girls Inc. Director of Finance

Rebecca Carroll is the Chief Financial Officer for Girls Inc.   In that role she is responsible for all Finance and Accounting functions including financial reporting, budgeting, compliance, legal, grant and facility management.    

Rebecca has spent more than 25 years in the private sector as the CFO of an energy company and Vice President of Finance for a healthcare company before transitioning to Not for Profit in the role of Director of Finance for The Salvation Army.

Rebecca, a C.P.A., is a graduate of Indiana University where she earned a dual major in Accounting and Finance.    She is a member of the Indiana CPA Society, Indiana Women in Business and is the Treasurer of Board of Directors for Drug Free Marion County. 

Marion Superior Court

Jim Snyder is a Magistrate in Marion Superior Court, appointed in 2015.  Before that, he served as both a Deputy Prosecuting Attorney and Deputy Public Defender in Marion County where he saw, firsthand, the effects of substance use disorder.  He is an active member of the Indianapolis Bar Association and the McKinney-Shepard Indianapolis Inn of Court.  Jim currently is in his second year as Board President for Drug Free Marion County, and has previously served as Vice-President of the Board of Directors and numerous committee Chair positions.

ODA Enterprises Inc.

Cynthia Renea Oda has served in the Indianapolis Community as a business entrepreneur since 1997, serving non-for-profit organizations, schools, churches and other businesses. Cynthia has been a pioneer for social change and community reform. Her leadership has been instrumental in fostering positive relationships and collaborations between federal, state, and local agencies. Her role in these collaborations has led her to be invaluable in bringing viable insight on issues such as HIV Aids in the African American Community, substance abuse issues that impact our neighborhoods, family strengthening, youth job ready training and other areas. Currently, Cynthia is the current President of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women/Indianapolis Chapter, a member of the Board of Directors for Drug Free Marion County serving as Vice President and a Board Member of Healing Solutions Inc. Ms. Oda has also served on various Boards; such as the National Grant Professional Association, Martin University Board of Trustees, and served as President of the Indiana Prevention Professional Association. Currently Cynthia was elected to Pike Township Trustee Board. Cynthia has a BS at school of Public and Environmental Affairs, Public Policy at Indiana University (SPEA) studied at ITT Technical Institute, Master in Project Management and Graduate Studies at Walden University in Management Leadership and Organizational Change

Indiana Family and Social Services Administration

Sandra Eskenazi Mental Health Center

Marion Superior Court, Criminal Division 20.

Hon. Jennifer Harrison hails from New Albany, Indiana.  She attended Indiana University for undergrad where she earned a Bachelor of Arts.  Next, she attended law school at the Robert H. McKinney School of Law here in Indianapolis.  After graduation, she worked for 8 ½ years at the Marion County Public Defender Agency and for two years at Lewis and Wilkins.  In 2018, she was appointed by Gov. Eric Holcomb to serve as judge for the Marion Superior Court.  In 2019, she was sworn in and gladly serves Marion County as a judge in the major felony division.

Judge Harrison has two delightful boys and one fur child – all keep her on her toes.  She enjoys reading, working out at Orange Theory, and cooking up new dishes.

Kaitlyn Boller has had roles in patient safety, health policy, and research and analysis within the Indiana Hospital Association and national Girls Inc. office. She is passionate about prevention and recovery, positive youth development programs, and healthy communities. She joined Drug Free Marion County in 2019 and currently serves as Board Secretary.

Retired Eli Lilly & Company