Welcome to my academic website. I currently serve as an Instructor of Statistics in the Department of Mathematics at Columbus State Community College in Columbus, Ohio, where I teach statistics and mathematics and help students develop strong foundations in statistical reasoning, quantitative thinking, and problem solving. Alongside my teaching, I conduct research in Bayesian statistics, computational statistics, survival analysis, and statistical learning, with applications to high-dimensional, biomedical, and lifetime data.
My research focuses on developing statistically rigorous and computationally efficient methods for analyzing complex data. I am particularly interested in Bayesian modeling, computational simulation, adaptive inference, and time-to-event analysis, with applications spanning biomedical research, biocomputing, and other data-intensive scientific disciplines.
This website highlights my teaching, research, publications, presentations, and professional activities. Whether you are a student, collaborator, or fellow researcher, I hope you find the information here both useful and engaging.
