Megan Marie McClure

As a non-traditional student with a unique and diverse background, I am eager to pursue graduate studies in criminal justice, building upon my undergraduate majors in criminal justice and anthropology. Over the past decade, I dedicated myself to homeschool education, fostering a commitment to fostering learning environments that encourage critical thinking and cultural understanding. My academic journey extends beyond the conventional, encompassing interdisciplinary studies that blend criminal justice and anthropology, providing a holistic perspective on societal structures and human behavior. Through volunteering in libraries, museums, and scouting, I honed my organizational and interpersonal skills, and developed a keen interest in the intersection of community engagement and criminal justice policy. My multifaceted experiences contribute to a rich tapestry of skills and perspectives that I am eager to bring to the challenging and evolving field of criminal justice. Graduate school represents the next step in my academic and professional journey, where I aspire to delve deeper into the complexities of criminal justice, informed by my diverse background and a commitment to fostering positive societal change.