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Overview

I am the dean's associate professor of the College of Liberal Arts in the departments of Sociology and Statistics (by courtesy) at Purdue University. I am also a founder and co-director of the The Methodology Center at Purdue and a founder and co-director of the Kernan Experimental Social Science Lab. I am a quantitative methodologist specializing in categorical data analysis, data visualization, latent variable modeling, and experimental design. I am also a social psychologist and use theories of identity, status, and stereotyping to understand (a) how social categories impact how we view ourselves and how others view and treat us, and (b) the social factors that influence health and well-being. I teach courses and short workshops on applied statistics, quantitative methods, and social psychology. 

I am firmly committed to open science and reproducibility. Thus, I freely share the data, code, and replication files for all of my research projects as well as for all courses, seminars, and workshops I teach.

The various pages on this site contain:

- Description of my background and research

- My CV

- Copies of 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)

      • Categorical Data Analysis (Statistical Horizons Seminar)

      • Data Visualization (Graduate Course)

      • Data Visualization Using Stata (Code Horizons Seminar)

      • Experimental Design (Graduate Course)

      • Latent Variable Modeling (Graduate Course)

      • Missing Data (Statistical Horizons Seminar) coming soon

      • Workshop on Analyses with Missing Data

      • Workshop on Data Management

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

      • Workshop on Interaction Effects: Advanced Topics

      • Workshop on Stata Programming

      • Workshop on Survey Design

      • Workshop on Survey Experiments

      • Workshop (advice) on Teaching Methodology Workshops

- Social psychology course materials

• Graduate seminar on social psychology

• Undergraduate course on social psychology

- Stata commands, packages, and graphics schemes I have written along with some misc. example do-files

• • • • balanceplot: Plots of standardized imbalance statistics

      • cleanplots: Stata graphics scheme

      • desctable: Descriptive statistics tables

      • irt_coef: y*-standardized coefficient estimates for item response theory models

      • irt_me: Marginal effects estimates for item response theory models

      • lca_entropy: Entropy fit statistic calculation for latent class analysis models

      • mecompare: Comparing marginal effects across models

      • meinequality: Marginal effects inequality statistics

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

      • totalme: Total marginal effects estimates

      • Miscellaneous example do-files for common Stata questions

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

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