I am a quantitative methodologist and assistant professor in the Department of Educational Psychology at University of Texas at Austin.
My research focuses on developing and evaluating statistical methods to address scientific questions in behavioral and social sciences. I am particularly interested in solving methodological challenges in the applications of meta-analyses in education and psychology, including dependent effect sizes, selective reporting and publication bias, and design-comparable effect sizes.
Prospective students: I am accepting new doctoral students interested in quantitative methods, particularly meta-analysis, time-series analysis, and multilevel modeling. If your interests align with mine, please contact me to discuss potential opportunities.
Education
PhD in Quantitative Methods | 2024
University of Wisconsin-MadisonMS in Statistics | 2023
University of Wisconsin-MadisonMEd in Quantitative Methods | 2018
University of Texas at Austin
Interests
- Meta-analysis
- Publication bias
- Single case experimental designs
- Multilevel modeling