Zoë Brooks

Zoë Brooks is an undergraduate student double majoring in Psychological Science and Criminal Justice. She hopes to pursue research focused on justice-involved populations, masculinities, mental health, and community-based interventions that improve well-being and reduce involvement in the criminal legal system. Zoë serves on the executive board of Psi Chi, is an undergraduate researcher in the Healthy Masculinities Lab, where she contributes to community-based research on healthy masculinities, belonging, and violence prevention, and works as a research assistant for Dr. Nikki Adams, supporting research on improving access to special education services for refugee and immigrant families. She is also a student in the Criminal Justice Honors Program, where she is completing her senior honors thesis, Factors Influencing Completion of the TARGET Program Among Justice-Involved Youth. Outside of academics, she enjoys staying active, spending time outdoors, and journaling.