Taylor Hall

Taylor Hall is a lecturer at BU School of Social Work, as well as a tenure-track assistant professor at Bridgewater State University School of Social Work. A graduate of BUSSW’s PhD Program, Dr. Hall graduated with an MA in Applied Sociology and a certificate in Forensic Services from UMass Boston. She has a strong background in evaluation research for both SAMHSA and BJA grants. As a member of the National Organization of Forensic Social Workers (NOFSW) and an activist for social justice reform throughout the city of Boston, her research interests include the cycle of incarceration, reentry, and recidivism for drug users, as well as bridging the gap of services offered in prisons and the community for offenders as they leave prison.