| Course | Year | Course Number | Institution | Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Biostatistical Methods in Categorical Data | 2026 | BIOS 5730 | Iowa | Methods for categorical and count outcomes, including contingency tables, measures of association (odds ratios, relative risk), logistic, count, multinomial, and ordinal regression. |
| Model Selection | 2023 | BIOS 7722 | Colorado | A survey of methods for choosing an optimal statistical model: information criteria, the bias/variance tradeoff, overfitting, model validation, variable selection, and model averaging/ensembles. |
| Statistical Consulting | 2020–2024 | BIOS 6621 | Colorado | Hands-on experience with statistical consulting and with communicating effectively with investigators, through real consultations and case studies. |
| Applied Biostatistics II | 2021–2022 | BIOS 6602 | Colorado | Extends inferential statistics to more complex models, including linear and logistic regression, model selection, and survival analysis. |
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I currently serve as doctoral thesis advisor for Jared Rieck (with Julia Wrobel), Sarah Bird (with Julia Wrobel), and Jinal Shah (with Yue Wang), and I have advised numerous master’s theses, including Matthew Bolt, Alyse Winchester, Raymond Pomponio, and Amy Dye-Robinson. I’m always glad to hear from prospective students, fellows, and collaborators interested in transparent statistical modeling and collaborative data science.