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Jessica Wyse
Funded Research:
Aging Prisoners Reentering Society: Individual, Social and Community-Level Determinants of Success (PSC Initiatives Fund)
Postdoctoral Fellow, Population Studies Center.
Postdoctoral Mentor: Sandy Danziger, Lydia W. Li
Ph.D., University of Michigan
Dr. Wyse’s research focuses on the intersections between the criminal justice system and the community, from community corrections to prisoner reentry. Within these systems and processes, she focuses particularly on the role of race, gender and the family. Her next project will examine prisoner reentry among aging ex-offenders and their families.
Recent Publications
PSC Reports
Wyse, Jessica. 2012. "Rehabilitating Criminal Selves: Gendered Strategies in Community Corrections." PSC Research Report No. 12-751. January 2012. Abstract. PDF.
Harding, David J., Jessica Wyse, Cheyney Dobson, and Jeffrey Morenoff. 2011. "Making Ends Meet after Prison: How Former Prisoners Use Employment, Social Support, Public Benefits, and Crime to Meet their Basic Material Needs." PSC Research Report No. 11-748. December 2011. Abstract. PDF.