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
- Director of Analyst Program | Chief Analyst (Trial Division)Nov 2024 to presentManhattan District Attorney's Office
- Deputy Director of Analyst Program | Chief Analyst (Trial Division)Dec 2023 to Nov 2024Manhattan District Attorney's Office
- Supervising Investigative AnalystNov 2021 to Dec 2023Manhattan District Attorney's Office
- Senior Investigative AnalystDec 2014 to Nov 2021Manhattan District Attorney's Office
- Investigative AnalystMay 2013 to Dec 2014Manhattan District Attorney's Office
- CoachAug 2006 to Jun 2013PARK CITY GYMNASTICS, LTD
- InternJul 2012 to Aug 2012U.S. Department of Homeland Security
- InternFeb 2011 to May 2011New York City Police Department
Education
Master of Arts - MA, Criminology and JusticeAug 2011 - May 2013St. John's University
Bachelor of Science - BS, Criminal Justice (Forensic Psychology Concentration)Aug 2007 - May 2011St. John's University
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