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Nicole Drosinos

Director of Analyst Program | Chief Analyst (Trial Division) at Manhattan District Attorney's Office

Overview

Nicole Drosinos serves as Director of Analyst Program and Chief Analyst (Trial Division) at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office, a position held since November 2024[2]. Drosinos previously held the role of Deputy Director of Analyst Program and Chief Analyst (Trial Division) from December 2023 to November 2024[3]. Drosinos earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminal Justice with a Forensic Psychology concentration from St. John's University between August 2007 and May 2011[11], followed by a Master of Arts in Criminology and Justice from the same institution between August 2011 and May 2013[10]. Prior to the current role, Drosinos worked at the Manhattan District Attorney's Office as Supervising Investigative Analyst from November 2021 to December 2023[4], Senior Investigative Analyst from December 2014 to November 2021[5], and Investigative Analyst from May 2013 to December 2014[6]. Drosinos also completed internships at the New York City Police Department in February 2011[9] and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in July 2012[8].

Career history

  1. Director of Analyst Program | Chief Analyst (Trial Division)Nov 2024 to presentManhattan District Attorney's Office
  2. Deputy Director of Analyst Program | Chief Analyst (Trial Division)Dec 2023 to Nov 2024Manhattan District Attorney's Office
  3. Supervising Investigative AnalystNov 2021 to Dec 2023Manhattan District Attorney's Office
  4. Senior Investigative AnalystDec 2014 to Nov 2021Manhattan District Attorney's Office
  5. Investigative AnalystMay 2013 to Dec 2014Manhattan District Attorney's Office
  6. CoachAug 2006 to Jun 2013PARK CITY GYMNASTICS, LTD
  7. InternJul 2012 to Aug 2012U.S. Department of Homeland Security
  8. InternFeb 2011 to May 2011New York City Police Department

Education

  1. Master of Arts - MA, Criminology and JusticeAug 2011 - May 2013St. John's University
  2. Bachelor of Science - BS, Criminal Justice (Forensic Psychology Concentration)Aug 2007 - May 2011St. John's University

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