Alen Basic, M.S.

Director

I graduated from both, Lansing Community College, as well as from Ferris State University. I earned honors on both of my degrees. My undergraduate degree was the 3+1 program with LCC and Ferris, as I’ve earned the Cum Laude honors for my Associates degree in Criminal Justice, as well as for my bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.

I graduated on August 13, 2015 with my Associates degree. I’ve crossed paths with the woman for the second time on August 13th, that I call my wife now, as our first meeting was back in 2007. While attending the bachelor’s courses, I met my woman for the third time in one of the courses we attended together. From there, we connected and were studying together. I am super proud to call Angelica my wife after all these years. 

I graduated on December 16, 2016 with my bachelor’s degree. While working, I decided to take a break from education, and decided to attend the Ferris State University once more, in order to attend my Master’s program. I’ve graduated with the highest distinction on August 20, 2022 with my Criminal Justice Administration degree, and started working at the Ingham County Youth Center, six months prior graduating from Ferris. Angelica and I graduated together from the master program, and ended up marrying on October 28, 2022.

I am currently working with the troubled youth for 4 years, and received the Worker of the Year Honor (2025) for my efforts at my current work. I take pride of my accomplishments and desire to assist people who need help.

Alen Basic, M.S.

Chief Operating Officer

I graduated from both, Lansing Community College, as well as from Ferris State University. I earned honors on both of my degrees. My undergraduate degree was the 3+1 program with LCC and Ferris, as I’ve earned the Cum Laude honors for my Associates degree in Criminal Justice, as well as for my bachelor’s degree in Criminal Justice.

I graduated on August 13, 2015 with my Associates degree. I’ve crossed paths with the woman for the second time on August 13th, that I call my wife now, as our first meeting was back in 2007. While attending the bachelor’s courses, I met my woman for the third time in one of the courses we attended together. From there, we connected and were studying together. I am super proud to call Angelica my wife after all these years. 

I graduated on December 16, 2016 with my bachelor’s degree. While working, I decided to take a break from education, and decided to attend the Ferris State University once more, in order to attend my Master’s program. I’ve graduated with the highest distinction on August 20, 2022 with my Criminal Justice Administration degree, and started working at the Ingham County Youth Center, six months prior graduating from Ferris. Angelica and I graduated together from the master program, and ended up marrying on October 28, 2022.

I am currently working with the troubled youth for 4 years, and received the Worker of the Year Honor (2025) for my efforts at my current work. I take pride of my accomplishments and desire to assist people who need help.

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