Dr. McDougle’s primary area of research is program evaluation, project impact and the impact of violent crime on youth and community development. Her research involves working with service-based organizations and law enforcement agencies to evaluate the efficacy of programs offered to residents in communities that suffer many of the negative consequences resulting from high levels of crime, specifically violent crime.

Dr. McDougle is an Associate Professor in the Criminal Justice program and the Advisor for Research and Training at the L. Douglas Wilder School of Government and Public Affairs at Virginia Commonwealth University. Dr. Dr. McDougle received her undergraduate degree from Randolph-Macon College in Psychology, her Master of Science fro Virginia Commonwealth University in Criminal Justice and her Ph.D. in Developmental Psychology from Virginia Commonwealth University. Dr. McDougle’s primary area of research is program evaluation, project impact and the impact of violent crime on youth and community development. Her research involves working with service-based organizations and law enforcement agencies to evaluate the efficacy of programs offered to residents in communities that suffer many of the negative consequences resulting from high levels of crime, specifically violent crime.

A Bronx, NY native and member of the VCU men's basketball player, Melvin a star student-athlete on and off the court. Pursuing a degree in Criminal Justice, he is passionate about helping others reach their full potential.

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