Daphne M. Brydon
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Dr. Daphne M. Brydon is a leading scholar at the intersection of correctional education, vocational rehabilitation, and emerging technology. Her research focuses on developing and evaluating innovative interventions that prepare incarcerated individuals—particularly "returning citizens"—for successful community re-entry. Dr. Brydon’s most cited work, a 2020 protocol for a type 1 hybrid randomized controlled trial, examines the impact of virtual reality job interview training within Michigan’s Vocational Villages, a pioneering prison-based skilled trades program. This study, with 17 citations, exemplifies her commitment to rigorous, real-world implementation science. By integrating virtual reality and robotics into correctional settings, Dr. Brydon addresses critical gaps in employment readiness, aiming to reduce recidivism through enhanced employability. Her contributions are notable for bridging technology, criminal justice reform, and workforce development, offering scalable solutions for one of society’s most pressing challenges. Dr. Brydon’s work has significant implications for policy and practice, positioning her as a key voice in evidence-based reentry programming.
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