I am an Associate Professor in the Public Health Sciences Department at New Mexico State University. I have a PhD in the Experimental Psychology, with a minor in Applied Statistics from New Mexico State University.

I am an expert in research design, data collection, statistical analyses, and analytical writing. Additionally, I am a skilled programmer in R, SAS, and Matlab. I enjoy running simulations, data cleaning/organizing, and working with data.

My research focuses broadly on:

• How does intersectionality within sexual and gender minorities (LGBTQ+)  impact lived experiences and health outcomes in the United States?

• What methodological and statistical advances are necessary to improve investigation in the social sciences?

This website includes more detailed descriptions of my research endeavors, a current copy of my CV, samples of my statistical programming work (open-source), and a page describing some of my personal interests.