Education
Ph.D. | University of Georgia | Quantitative Methodology | 2016 |
M.S. | University of Georgia | Statistics | 2014 |
M.A. | Central Michigan University | Mathematics | 2011 |
B.S. | University of South Carolina | Mathematics | 2009 |
Education
Ph.D., Quantitative Methodology, The University of Georgia 2016 (in progress)
M.S., Statistics, The University of Georgia 2014
M.A., Mathematics, Central Michigan University 2011
B.S., Mathematics, The University of South Carolina 2009
Welcome!
Psychometrician and Statistician
I'm an assistant professor of quantitative methodology at Clemson University. My main research goals lie in the advancement of multivariate psychometric models. Specifically, I have focused my research on a class of contemporary item response models called diagnostic classification models [DCMs]. In addition to methodological research, I collaborate with applied researchers to use DCMs and other psychometric models to answer critical questions in educational contexts.
I'll be accepting and funding 1-2 students to work on applied and methodological psychometrics projects starting fall 2020. Contact me if you are interested in applying to the Learning Sciences Ph.D. program at Clemson University.