Meghan Mohon is the Program Manager for the Virginia CIT Coalition, the non-profit currently overseeing all CIT trainings across the state. She has been working within the CIT world for most of her career. With a B.A. in Psychology & Criminology, and M.A. in Forensic & Legal Psychology, she bridged the gap between mental health and law enforcement and sought to become part of training responders. After obtaining her graduate degree, Meghan went on to work in Louisiana as a CIT Coordinator on contract before making her way to the City of Alexandria, VA, where she was their CIT Coordinator for 3 years. Following this, she became the Crisis Diversion Coordinator at the Virginia Department of Behavioral Health & Developmental Services overseeing CIT Assessment Centers across the state before moving into this position. Meghan is also an adjunct professor at Marymount University in Arlington, VA, running undergraduate classes in Forensic Psychology and graduate courses in the Psychology of Law Enforcement.