Welcome to my academic website. I am a Lecturer of Statistics in the Department of Mathematics at Columbus State Community College in Columbus, Ohio, where I teach statistics and mathematics and support students in developing strong foundations in statistical reasoning, quantitative thinking, and problem solving.
My research focuses on Bayesian, computational, and multivariate statistical methods for complex, heterogeneous, and high-dimensional data. My interests include survival analysis, missing-data methodology, dependence modeling, simulation-based inference, and statistical learning, with applications to biological and biomedical data.
My work seeks to develop statistically rigorous and computationally practical methods for understanding heterogeneity, incomplete observations, dependence, and uncertainty in complex data. I am particularly interested in extending these methods to correlated and multivariate outcomes arising in interdisciplinary scientific research.
This website highlights my research, teaching, publications, presentations, and professional activities.
