Kimberley Clow

Kimberley Clow is Professor of Forensic Psychology at Ontario Tech University, holding a PhD in Social Psychology from the University of Western Ontario. She maintains affiliations with the American Psychological-Law Society, American Society of Criminology, and Society for the Psychological Study of Social Issues.

Her research examines wrongful convictions, stigma formation, and social perceptions within criminal justice systems. Core investigations include:

• Racial disparities in exoneree treatment
• Housing discrimination against wrongfully convicted
• Intervention strategies for attitude change

Dr. Clow has supervised over 20 graduate students and authored numerous peer-reviewed articles exploring the societal reintegration challenges facing exonerees. Her work employs mixed-methods approaches including experimental designs, qualitative interviews, and content analysis.