My research has been primarily focused in using Bayesian methods to create innovative model-based clustering techniques to address data complexities found in large, heterogeneous populations. These methods were generated as a result of my collaborative research interests in maternal health, nutritional epidemiology, psychological health, public health policy, and health disparities.
PhD, Biostatistics
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
MPH, Biostatistics
George Washington University
BS, Mathematics
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Junior Researcher Award
Gillings Dissertation Award for Public Health Impact
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Distinguished Student Paper Award