Megan Vogt is a Graduate Research Assistant on our Tallahasee team. Vogt is passionate about the work that IJRD does with underserved communities and the continuous efforts to provide services to these communities. She is interested in pursuing systems-level change throughout criminal justice to improve outcomes for the millions who make contact annually. Vogt brings expertise in residential eating disorder treatment modalities to her work with IJRD, where she has focused on delivering evidence-based treatments and evaluating effectivess of trauma-informed support services to individuals leaving incarceration and returning home.  

Vogt holds a Bachelor of Social Work degree from the Arizona State University and Master of Social Work and a Master of Science in Criminology degrees, both from the Florida State University. She is currently pursuing a doctoral degree in social work at the Florida State University.