Corrections, interstate prison network, re-entry, policing, police technology
Mindy is a doctoral student in George Mason University's Department of Criminology, Law, and Student and working as a Graduate Teaching Assistant for Dr. Noah J. Fritz's CRIM 495 class and as a research assistant in the Early Justice Strategies Lab under Dr. Lowder. She graduated with a B.A. in Criminal Justice and B.A. in Chinese Language and Literature at George Washington University, D.C. Her research interests include corrections, interstate prison network, re-entry, and policing technologies.
Bohmert, M. N., Ying, M. H.. Lowder, E. M., & Thai, M. L. (In prep.) Racial Disparities in Pathways to Probation Violation, But not Revocation.
Summer Scholarship, Criminology, Law and Society, George Mason University (2023)
B.A. in Criminal Justice, George Washington University, 2022
B.A. in Chinese Language and Literature, George Washington University, 2022
Bohmert, Miriam N., Ying, Michelle H., Lowder, Evan M., Thai, Mindy L. (March 2023). Racial Disparities in Pathways to Probation Violation, But not Revocation. [Panel Presentation]. 2023 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, National Harbor, MD
Kamara, Zainab B., Appleton, C.J., Thai, Mindy L. (March 2023). Community and Culturally Responsive Approaches to Reentry and Reintegration. [Roundtable Presentation]. 2023 Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences Annual Meeting, National Harbor, MD