Ojmarrh Mitchell
Ojmarrh Mitchell
Assistant Professor
Contact
Office: SOC 324
Phone: 813/974-8344
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Bio
Ojmarrh Mitchell is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Criminology at the University of South Florida. Professor Mitchell earned his PhD in Criminal Justice and Criminology from the University of Maryland with a doctoral minor in Measurement, Statistics, and Evaluation. He has held positions at the University of Cincinnati, University of Nevada, Las Vegas and the Urban Institute. His research interests include courts and sentencing, race and crime, drugs and crime, and meta-analysis. Professor Mitchell’s past research includes a meta-analysis of race and sentencing research, the National Evaluation of the Breaking the Cycle Demonstration Project (with Adele Harrell), the National Evaluation of Juvenile Correctional Facilities (with Doris L. MacKenzie, an experimental evaluation of the Maryland Correctional Boot Camp (with Doris L. MacKenzie), and meta-analytic reviews of the effectiveness of drug courts and incarceration-based drug treatment in reducing recidivism (with David B. Wilson and Doris L. MacKenzie).
Research
Courts and sentencing, race and crime, drugs and crime, and meta-analysis.