Megan Nyce

Megan Nyce is a Justice Research Analyst in the Corrections and Reentry Research program at RTI International. She is an advocate for individuals who are currently and formerly incarcerated and a research professional with over four years of experience in applied social research. Her research has focused on a variety of criminal legal system projects with intersections in prison and jail reentry, education, mental and behavioral health, technology, and equitable community partnership and sustainability in research. Some of her relevant research roles include: a project manager on an evaluation of a web-based reentry planning tool called Pokket and serves as a research analyst for a project on Bureau of Prisons (BOP) reentry programs and outreach support for people with lived experience as formerly employed or formerly incarcerated. Megan currently resides in the Bay Area of California and has a bachelor’s degree in Sociology and English from the University of New Mexico and is

working towards a master’s in public policy at the University of the Pacific.