Teaching & Mentorship
Formal Teaching Appointments
National Teaching Fellow in Data Science
Designed and delivered graduate-level data science and statistical programming instruction in R through the RCMI National Coordinating Center, serving MPH, PhD, and early, mid, and late-career researchers across multiple minority-serving institutions including Morehouse School of Medicine and Howard University. Curriculum covered reproducible research practices, regression modeling, survival analysis, and data visualization using Quarto and R.
R Programming Reproducible Research Regression Modeling Survival Analysis Data Visualization QuartoGraduate Assistant — Epidemiology Methods Instructor
Teaching graduate-level epidemiological methods to MPH and PhD students, with measurable improvement in student quantitative output quality and multiple students applying advanced methods independently to their research. Provide individual statistical consultation and mentorship on study design, analytical methods, and scientific writing.
Epidemiological Methods Study Design Statistical Consulting Scientific WritingOpen-Source Educational Materials
Fisher's Exact Test Tutorial
Interactive tutorial with annotated R code covering Fisher's Exact Test for small-sample contingency table analysis, including worked examples and interpretation guidance for public health applications.
RHypothesis TestingQuartoView Tutorial →
Two-Sample T-Test Tutorial
Tutorial covering two-sample t-test methodology, assumptions, implementation in R, and interpretation for public health and epidemiology applications.
RHypothesis TestingQuartoView Tutorial →
Random Intercept Model Tutorial
Contributed to a collaborative open-source tutorial series covering multilevel modeling with random intercept models in R for health science researchers.
RMultilevel ModelingMixed EffectsView Tutorial →
Mentorship
Mentored four junior researchers on statistical methods, R and SAS programming, study design, and scientific writing, with each mentee successfully completing independent research outputs including conference abstracts, thesis chapters, and peer-reviewed publication submissions. Two mentees completed their first peer-reviewed publication submissions under direct guidance.