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1 ELIZABETH K. DRAKE, PH.D. CANDIDATE Washington State University, Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology Education 2019 (expected) Ph.D., Criminal Justice & Criminology, Washington State University Dissertation: Racial Disparities and Cumulative Disadvantage in Washington State: Developing a Race-Neutral Risk Assessment M.A., Criminal Justice, Washington State University 1999 B.S., Criminal Justice, Bowling Green State University Employment Experience Research Washington State University, Dissertation Fellowship Research Grant Washington State Institute for Public Policy, Senior/Supervisory Research Associate Currently on educational attainment leave during the 2018/19 academic year Washington State University, Research Assistant Evaluating Snohomish County problem-solving courts Department of Corrections, Planning and Research Section, Research Analyst Teaching Washington State University, Department of Political Science, Teaching Assistant Current Projects in Progress o Setting a collaborative foundation: Washington State s base rate study (Hamilton, Z. Drake, E. & Peterson, A.). o Examining the relationship between incarceration and recidivism: A natural experiment (Hamilton, Z., Kigerl, A., & Drake, E.). o Swift and certain: Exploring contextual effects on violation behavior using multilevel modeling. Planned submission to the Journal of Research in Crime and Delinquency (Drake, E., Hamilton Z. & Kigerl, A.). Publications Peer-Reviewed Drake, E. (2018). The monetary benefits and costs of community supervision. Invited submission for a special issue: Applying 40 years of what works in corrections: Losing or gaining ground. Journal of Contemporary Criminal Justice, (34) 1, Drake, E. & Fumia, D. (2017). Policy essay: Evolution of correctional education evaluations and directions for future research. Criminology & Public Policy, 16(2), Drake, E. (2012). Reducing crime and criminal justice costs: Washington State s evolving research approach. Justice Research and Policy, (14) 1, Last Updated: September, 2018 E.K. Drake, Page 1 of 5

2 Lee, S., Drake, E., Pennucci, A., Bjornstad, G. & Eldovald, T. (2012). Economic evaluation of early childhood education in a policy context. Journal of Children s Services, (7) 1, VanLandingham, G. & Drake, E. (2012). Results first: Using evidence-based policy models in state policy-making. Public Performance & Management Review, (35) 3, Drake, E., Aos, S. & Miller, M (2009). Evidence-based public policy options to reduce crime and criminal justice costs: Implications in Washington State. Victims and Offenders, (4), Technical Reports Bitney, K., Drake, E., Grice, J., Hirsch, M. & Lee, S. (2017). The effectiveness of reentry programs for incarcerated persons: Findings for the Washington statewide reentry council. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Burley, M. & Drake, E. (2015). Assessing the risk of criminal offense for Washington's involuntary treatment and forensic commitment populations. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Fumia, D., Drake, E. & He, L. (2015). Washington's Coordination of Services program for juvenile offenders: outcome evaluation and benefit-cost analysis. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Morris, M., Pennucci, A., Aos, S., Drake, E., Fumia, D., Miller, M., Nicolai, C., Bauer, J. (2014). Tobacco and e-cigarette prevention: What works? Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E., Fumia, D., He, L. (2014). Washington's residential Drug Offender Sentencing Alternative: recidivism & cost analysis. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2013). The effectiveness of declining juvenile court jurisdiction of youth. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2013). Inventory of evidence-based and research-based programs for adult corrections. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Aos, S. & Drake, E. (2013). Prison, police, and programs: Evidence-based options that reduce crime and save money. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E., Harmon, L., & Miller, M. (2013). Recidivism trends of domestic violence offenders in Washington State. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Miller, M., Drake, E. & Nafziger, M. (2013). What works to reduce recidivism by domestic violence offenders? Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2012). Chemical dependency treatment for offenders: A review of the evidence and benefit-cost findings. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Lee, S. Aos, S., Drake, E., Pennucci, A., Miller, M. & Anderson, L. (2012). Return on investment: Evidence-based options to improve statewide outcomes, April update. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Aos, S. (2012). Confinement for technical violations of community supervision: Is there an effect on felony recidivism?. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2011). "What works" in community supervision: Interim report. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Last Updated: September, 2018 E.K. Drake, Page 2 of 5

3 Drake, E. (2011). Washington State recidivism trends: Adult offenders released from prison ( ). Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2010). Washington State juvenile court funding: Applying research in a public policy setting. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Aos, S. & Drake, E. (2010). WSIPP s benefit-cost tool for states: Examining policy options in sentencing and corrections. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E., Aos, S. & Barnoski, R. (2010). Washington's Offender Accountability Act: Final report on recidivism outcomes. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Aos, S. (2009). Does sex offender registration and notification reduce crime? A systematic review of the research literature. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Public Drake, E., (2009). Going home: The Washington State reentry project interim report: 18-month recidivism rates for program participants. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Public Drake, E., Barnoski, R., & Aos, S. (2009). Increased earned release from prison: Impacts of a 2003 law on recidivism and crime costs, revised. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Public Drake, E. & Barnoski, R. (2009). New risk instrument for offenders improves classification decisions. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2008). Drug offender sentencing grid: Preliminary report. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Barnoski, R. & Drake, E. (2007). Washington's Offender Accountability Act: Department of Corrections' static risk instrument. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E., Harmon, L., & Barnoski, R. (2007). Washington State criminal records audit for adult felonies: Final report. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2007). Does participation in Washington's work release facilities reduce recidivism?, Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. (2006). Washington's Drug Offender Sentencing Alternative: An update on recidivism findings. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Aos, S., Miller, M. & Drake, E. (2006). Evidence-based public policy options to reduce future prison construction, criminal justice costs, and crime rates. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Barnoski, R. (2006). Recidivism findings for the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration's Dialectical Behavior Therapy program: Final report. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Barnoski, R. (2006). Recidivism findings for the Juvenile Rehabilitation Administration's mentoring program: Final report. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Barnoski, R. (2006). The effects of parole on recidivism: Juvenile offenders released from Washington State institutions. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Drake, E. & Barnoski, R. (2006). Chemical Dependency Disposition Alternative for juvenile offenders: statewide Variation in implementation. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Last Updated: September, 2018 E.K. Drake, Page 3 of 5

4 Aos, S., Miller, M. & Drake, E. (2006). Evidence-based adult corrections programs: What works and what does not. Olympia: Washington State Institute for Presentations Keynote Addresses/Invitational Speaking Engagements Drake, E. (Sep. 2018). A Path Toward Criminal Justice Reform: 7 Evidence-Based Strategies from Lessons Learned in Washington State. Melbourne, Australia. Drake, E. (Sep. 2018). A Path Toward Criminal Justice Reform: 7 Evidence-Based Strategies from Lessons Learned in Washington State. Australasian Correctional Education Association. Perth, Australia. Drake, E. (Jun. 2017). Evidence-based programs and strategies to reduce crime: Policy lessons learned in Washington State, USA. The German Congress on Crime Prevention, Hannover, Germany. Drake, E. (Feb. 2017). Using research evidence to reduce crime in Washington State: Trends, taxpayer costs, & what works?. The Applied Research in Crime and Justice Conference. New South Wales Bureau of Crime Statistics and Research. Sydney, Australia. Drake, E. (Jun. 2017). Using research evidence to reduce crime in Washington State: Trends, taxpayer costs, & what works? The Reentry Summer Institute, Tacoma, Washington. Drake, E. (Nov. 2015). Using research evidence to reduce crime in Washington State: Trends, taxpayer costs, & what works?. Australasian Correctional Education Association. Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Drake, E. (Jan. 2013). Evidence-based public policy in the criminal justice system: Washington State s (evolving) approach. What Works Conference, Justice Reinvestment in Action, Portland, Oregon. Drake, E. (Feb. 2012). Evidence-based public policy in the criminal justice system: Washington State s (evolving) approach. Law & Justice Council of Thurston County, Olympia, Washington. Drake, E. (Sept. 2011). Benefits and costs: Tools to identify policy mixes that reduce crime and save money. National Legislative Program Evaluation Society, Denver, Colorado. Conference Presentations, Webinars, & Other Drake, E. (Feb. 2018). Discretionary Decision-Making in the Criminal Courts: A Research Proposal to Examine Racial Disparities & Cumulative Disadvantage in Washington State. A presentation to the Washington State Pretrial Reform Task Force. Drake, E. ( ). Various testimony to the Washington State Legislature. Washington State Institute for Olympia, Washington. Drake, E. & Lutze, F. (Dec. 2017). Risk assessment and domestic violence. A presentation to the Washington State Domestic Violence Task Force. Drake, E. (Jun. 2014). Criminal justice best practices: Washington State Institute for DC Public Safety Radio with Len Sipes, Podcast. Drake, E. (Feb. 2014). Cost-benefit analysis to drive decision-making. American Institutes for Research, Webinar. Last Updated: September, 2018 E.K. Drake, Page 4 of 5

5 Drake, E. (Dec. 2011). Evidence-based public policy in the criminal justice system: Washington State s (evolving) approach. National Institute of Corrections, Webinar. Drake, E. (Mar. 2011). Linking evaluation and cost-benefit analysis in criminal justice: A practical introduction. Vera Institute, Webinar. Drake, E. & VanLandingham, G. (Mar. 2011). Results first Using cost benefit analysis in state policymaking. Center for Accountability and Performance Symposium, Baltimore, Maryland. Other Professional Experience Peer Reviewer Invited to referee articles submitted to the following professional journals: Australian Institute for Criminology Criminal Justice and Behavior Israel Law Review Journal of Benefit-Cost Analysis Journal of Criminal Justice Journal of Criminology and Public Policy (Senior Editor Reviewer) Journal of Drug Policy Journal of Experimental Criminology Justice Quarterly Sexual Abuse: A Journal of Research and Treatment Western Criminology Review Youth Violence and Juvenile Justice Technical Training Multilevel Structural Equation Modeling, Portland State University, two-day seminar (Jun. 2016). Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research (ICPSR), Summer Program in Quantitative Methods of Social Research (Jun.-Jul. 2013). SAS Training Course, Statistics 1: Introduction to ANOVA, Regression, and Logistic Regression (2007). Funding and Grants Dissertation Year Fellowship, Graduate School, Washington State University o 9-month doctoral candidate fellowship, $21,000 and two-credit tuition ( ) Arnold & Julia Greenwell Memorial Scholarship, Washington State University, $1,000 (2018) Awards, Membership & Service Academy of Criminal Justice Sciences American Society of Criminology Golden Key International Honour Society (2018) Outstanding Alumni Award, Washington State University, Department of Criminal Justice & Criminology (2012) United States Marshal s Service, Akron, Ohio Office, Student Intern (1998) Last Updated: September, 2018 E.K. Drake, Page 5 of 5

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