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Maria D. Valdovinos
Research & Administrative Coordinator
Ms. Valdovinos comes to the Police Foundation from the Federal Bureau of Investigation, where she served as a research fellow and provided research, analytical, and project management support to projects addressing issues such as targeted violence on college campuses and law enforcement officer wellness. Ms. Valdovinos earned her BA degree in anthropology and Asian and Middle East studies from Northwestern University. She is a fluent Spanish speaker, and hopes to embark on the journey to her doctorate in the near future.
