Overview

I am an assistant professor of sociology and a core faculty member of advanced methodologies for the behavioral, health, and social sciences at Purdue University. My research broadly focuses on (1) applications of social psychological theories of status, identity, and stereotyping to the intersections of gender and sexuality; and (2) applied statistics, quantitative methodology, and experimental design. I teach courses and short workshops on applied statistics, quantitative methods, and social psychology.

The various pages on this site contain:

- Description of my background and research

- My CV

- Links to my published articles along with abstracts, replication files, online appendices, etc.

- Applied statistics and quantitative methods course, workshop, and seminar materials: lecture slides, example Stata and R code, and other resources

• • • • Categorical Data Analysis (Graduate Course at Purdue)

      • Categorical Data Analysis (Statistical Horizons Seminar)

      • Data Visualization Using Stata (Code Horizons Seminar)

      • Experimental Design

      • Latent Variable Modeling

      • Workshop on Analyses with Missing Data

      • Workshop on Data Management

      • Workshop on Data Visualization & Model Presentation Using Stata or R

      • Workshop on Stata Programming

      • Workshop on Survey Design

      • Workshop on Survey Experiments

- Social psychology course materials

• Graduate seminar on social psychology

• Undergraduate course on social psychology

- Stata commands, packages, and graphics schemes I have written

• • • • balanceplot: Plots of standardized imbalance statistics

      • cleanplots: Stata graphics scheme

      • desctable: Descriptive statistics tables

      • mecompare: Example do-files and datasets for cross-model comparisons of marginal effects

      • sgmediation2: Calculates Sobel-Goodman tests of statistical mediation in linear regression

- Links & resources for departments and programs I'm affiliated with

- Some guidelines for how to effectively ask for my help with Stata/R troubles