Zoe Colclough

Forensic Psychology MA graduate with experience supporting justice-involved individuals through community-based services, crisis intervention, and rehabilitation-focused research. Skilled in case management, risk assessment, and trauma-informed care, with a strong foundation in culturally responsive communication and community resource navigation. Proven ability to conduct systematic reviews, develop research proposals, and translate complex scientific findings into actionable strategies that improve care for underserved populations. Dedicated to promoting equitable care and supporting individuals who intersect with the criminal legal system.

• Designated Mental Health Crisis Responder (Kids Help Phone)
• Diplôme d'études en langue française B2 (France Éducation International)

• Claude Hawley Medal, John Jay College of Criminal Justice: Awarded to the student with the best master’s thesis and scholastic distinction in the graduate school.
• Graduate Achievement Award, John Jay College of Criminal Justice: Awarded to graduate students for their achievements and perseverance in the face of significant adversity during the pursuit of their education.
• Samuel H. Solomon Memorial Scholarship for Psychology and Law, DOAR Inc: Provides financial support to outstanding graduate and doctoral students focused on psychology and law in their studies, research, and/or career aspirations.
• Alma Empowering Minds Scholarship Program, American Psychological Foundation: A competitive award and mentorship program offered by the American Psychological Foundation that supports graduate students pursuing careers in mental health care.
• Dean’s List Scholar, University of Toronto
• President’s Nomination for the Rhodes Scholarship at Oxford University, University of Toronto