Staff

Ms. Moore began her career in Child Welfare in 1985 as a student intern with Humboldt County (CA) Children and Youth Services during her senior year of college. Upon graduating in 1986, Ms. Moore assumed the position of Social Worker I in the Kings County Human Services Agency – Social Services Division. Beginning in the Family Reunification unit of the County’s Children & Youth section, Ms. Moore was quickly promoted to Social Worker III in the Child Protection Intake Unit. There she investigated initial cases of alleged child abuse/neglect, initiating family services to those in need and court action, when warranted. Read More

Mrs. Doyle joined the Office of Children and Families in the Court within the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts as a Judicial Programs Analyst in June 2021.
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Ms. Dunn joined the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts in the Office of Children and Families in the Courts as a Judicial Analyst in September 2022. Prior to her current position, Ms. Dunn acted as a Juvenile Court Hearing Officer in Butler County...Read More

Ms. Eichenlaub joined the Office of Children and Families in the Courts within the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts as a Judicial Programs Analyst in September 2011. Prior to her current position, Ms. Eichenlaub was employed by Dauphin County Social Services for Children and Youth as a Program Specialist for the Legal Department (2005-2011). In this capacity, she was responsible for the development of procedures and related guidelines for the effective operation of dependency cases. Read More

Ms. Moyer attended and graduated from the German school system. Prior to working at the Office of Children & Families in the Courts, Ms. Moyer was the Office Manager of the Dauphin County Human Services Director’s Office. Read More

Ms. Diane Litzinger joined the Offices of Children and Families in the Court within the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts as a Judicial Programs Analyst in January 2023.

Previously, Ms. Litzinger's background included 24 years at Blair County Children, Youth, and Families, where she held several positions, including Caseworker (1998-2005), Supervisor (2005-2017), and Program Specialist (2017-2022). In those roles, she handled cases under the supervision of the Court and educated new staff on their role in the Dependency Court process. Read More

Ms Stanek joined the Administrative Office of Pennsylvania Courts in the Office of Children and Families in the Courts as a Judicial Analyst in September 2011.

Prior to her current position, the Deputy Director, Ms Stanek served as Deputy Administrator for Washington County Children and Youth, directly overseeing family engagement practices such as family finding and FGDM, quality assurance, training, ongoing department, Court operations and the County’s Permanency Practice Initiative. In 2010, Ms Stanek partnered with a local parent advocate to create a legal collaboration team, with the focus of enhancing advocacy for children and parents, while implementing the values of Pennsylvania’s mission and guiding principals for Pennsylvania’s child dependency system. Also during this time, Ms Stanek served as a member of the Truancy and Legal Representation State workgroups through the Office of Children and Families in the Courts. Read More

Stephenie Strayer is a graduate of Mansfield University where she earned a dual degree in Psychology and Human Relations. Following graduation, Ms. Strayer held several positions in various non-profit agencies providing direct services to children and families dealing with domestic violence, child sexual abuse, teen parenting and child abuse.

In 1984, Ms. Strayer accepted a position with Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Capital Region. Over the next 21 years, her leadership helped the agency become a nationally ranked Big Brother Big Sister agency. The organization was honored for best practices in efforts that included school based mentoring programs and creative case management and received a Point of Light Award from George H.W. Bush. As the Vice President for Programs and chair of the Professional Staff Council, Ms. Strayer participated in planning and training on local, regional and national levels. In 1995, at the National conference in Orlando, FL she was recognized with the Robert M. “Skip” Walsh Memorial Award. This award is presented annually to a staff member that demonstrates personal and professional commitment to Big Brothers Big Sisters. Read More